The 2022-2023 cohort of Engaged Scholars consists of 15 engaged faculty, staff, and administrators from Campus Compact member institutions across the country. This group of Engaged Scholars will meet virtually and in person over the course of a year, attending retreats and monthly meetings, participating in mentorship opportunities, and pursuing scholarly projects. Read more about the outstanding individuals selected for this cohort below. Presented in partnership with the Lang Center for Civic & Social Responsibility at Swarthmore College.
2022-2023 Engaged Scholars
Elizabeth Brandt
Community Engagement Director
The Corella & Bertram F. Bonner Foundation
Jonathan Chism
Assistant Professor, Department of History, Humanities, and Language
University of Houston-Downtown
Valerie Ifill
Assistant Professor & Community-Based Learning Coordinator, Westphal College of Media, Arts & Design
Drexel University
Abigail Jaimes-Gomez
Educational Developer, Center for Teaching and Learning
Mohave Community College
Aura Pérez
Assistant Professor, Early Childhood Studies
California State University – Channel Islands
Laura Roberts
Director, Worcester Community Project Center & Instructor, Department of Integrative and Global Studies
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Susan Wallis
Assistant Director, Faculty Engagement, Strategic Initiatives, and Assessment, Service Learning Academy
University of Nebraska – Omaha
Nomination process
Timeline
- Call for Nominations Released: January 6, 2022
- Nomination Deadline: April 30, 2022
- Review Process: May 2022
- Nominees Notified Decision: May 2022
Cost:
The cost to participate is $1,000 per person. Limited scholarships are available. Participation is limited to active/current Campus Compact members.
Program Calendar
- Retreat 1 – August 2022 (in-person if possible)
- Retreat 2 – November 2022 (virtual)
- Retreat 3 – February 2023 (virtual)
- Retreat 4 – May/June 2023 (in-person at Swarthmore)
- Monthly virtual meetings – TBD beginning May 2022