Resourcing for Success Session 4 - Federal earmark funding opportunities for advancing civic and community engagement

This fourth session will feature field leaders who have successfully garnered federal (and in some cases also state) government appropriations to advance civic and community engagement priorities. We’ll also welcome a government relations professional to the session to share tips and approaches for being an effective collaborator.

Moderator: Bobbie Laur, President of Campus Compact
Panelists:
- Nyeema Watson, Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Inclusion, and Civic Engagement, Rutgers University-Camden
- Gia Grier McGinnis, Executive Director for Loyola’s Center for Community, Service, and Justice (CCSJ) and the York Road Initiative, Loyola University Maryland
- Bill Bates, Founding Partner, Washington Navigators