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Campus Compact advances the public purpose of colleges and universities by deepening their ability to improve community life and to educate students for civic and social responsibility. Read More
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September 6, 2021
AmeriCorps Leader Spotlight – Breanna Mihalovich
Breanna Mihalovich serves as a VISTA Leader with Campus Compact VISTA in Chicago, Illinois. Tell us a bit about yourself! At the beginning of June, I joined Campus Compact as a VISTA Leader. Before joining Campus Compact, I was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ethiopia. I taught 11th grade English and provided language/teacher training to school faculty. Unfortunately, I was part of the COVID-19 mass evacuation, so my service ended early. After I came back to the states, I worked as a VISTA in Ann Arbor, MI for an organization called Community Action Network (CAN). During my time with CAN, I wrote an English Language Arts Curriculum, enhanced the organization’s curriculum development process, and worked to improve access to fresh produce for low-income families. What have you learned from your AmeriCorps VISTA service? Through my time as a Peace Corps Volunteer and VISTA member, the most valuable thing I’ve learned is to be adaptable and willing to let go of…
August 31, 2021
Moving Forward Together
As the new academic year gets underway, we wish you well and thank you for your continued connection to our network. Campus Compact has been here with you through the tumultuous last year and a half. The continued commitment of our members—presidents, faculty, administrators, and students has strengthened our drive to advance the public purposes of higher education through innovation, networking, and collaboration. As we embark on this next phase of our organizational life, we recognize and appreciate that we are at a dynamic crossroads in the history and evolution of Campus Compact. The work of community and civic engagement is now embedded firmly in many regions, states, and campuses across the country, which allows us to develop new and innovative ways to serve institutions and practitioners while also providing national-level strategic leadership, training, and support for these efforts. The pandemic has reminded us of, and indeed accelerated, changing trends in how we do this important work—on individual campuses and…
August 27, 2021
Seeking Community of Practice Co-facilitators
Help lead the field by serving as a co-facilitator this fall! We are seeking experienced community engagement professionals to lead discussions, joint activities, and relationship building around nine competency areas: Assessment & Evaluation Community Engaged Learning & Teaching Community Engagement Fundamentals Community Partnerships Engaged Research Equity & Inclusion Institutionalizing Engagement Program Administration Supporting Engaged Faculty Development Communities of Practice will be convened between late September and early December 2021 and will typically consist of six 90-minute virtual sessions. Applications to co-facilitate are due 9/7. Learn More
August 23, 2021
AmeriCorps Member Spotlight – Lindsay Cluckey
Lindsay Cluckey serves as an AmeriCorps member with Campus Compact K2H Civic Futures at Arvada High School in Arvada, Colorado. Tell us a bit about yourself and about your project! My name is Lindsay, and I was born and raised in Ohio. After graduating from Otterbein University with a BFA in Theatre Design/Technology, I moved to the Denver, Colorado area to serve with AmeriCorps VISTA. I served with Rocky Mountain Partnership, as their Communications Coordinator, where we worked to improve outcomes for youth in Adams and Broomfield Counties through collective impact. I am currently serving a second AmeriCorps term with K2H Civic Futures at Arvada High School. Here, I serve as the Communications and Engagement Coordinator for their Arvada Aspires program. Arvada High School recently implemented Arvada Aspires to meet new graduation requirements for the state of Colorado and to prepare their students for post-secondary enrollment (college/trade school) and career readiness. This is a 4-year, accumulative journey that begins for…
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