Global Call for Nominations: Grinnell College seeks nominations for $100,000 Innovator in Social Justice Prize
Grinnell, Iowa – July 17, 2017 – Grinnell College is accepting nominations from across the globe for the 2018 Grinnell College Innovator for Social Justice Priz…
Deepening Partnerships through Dialogue
Through a grant from Bringing Theory to Practice, Campus Compact has had the opportunity to support a cohort of community colleges in deepening their civic acti…
Global Learning and Community-Campus Partnerships: Questions Outstanding or Questions Answered?
This blog post was written by Eric Hartman, PhD, the Executive Director of the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship at Haverford College and the co-founder o…
Public Purpose: The Blog of Campus Compact President Andrew Seligsohn
Following Taylor’s Lead: Courageous Leadership in Standing Up to Hate
Taylor Dumpson, a 2017 Campus Compact Newman Civic Fellow, began her term as president of the American University student government this spring. When she did,…
Every Campus A Refuge: A Small College’s Response to the Refugee Crisis
By Dr. Diya Abdo Dr. Diya Abdo is associate professor of English at Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina. Her scholarship focuses on Arab women write…
Restoring Justice and Joy
The following comes from long-standing activist for critical, engaged social justice learning Seth Pollack, Director of the Service Learning Institute at Califo…
June Resource Roundup
Campus Compact’s monthly resource roundup is curated by Minnesota Campus Compact. Learn more about MNCC’s work here. Articles, Books and Journals Articles “Coll…
Share your story of engagement with us
Higher education’s role in the work of democracy has never been more important or more contested than it is right now. That’s why we want you to share your stor…
One Fellow’s Transformative Semester in D.C.
2016 Newman Civic Fellow Jonathan Mangrum reflects on a transformative semester in D.C. after receiving a scholarship through the Fellowship to Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute’s Leadership and the American Presidency Program.
Upping My Ante
2016 Ehrlich Award recipient Robin Saha discusses how the award has changed his career and offered him the opportunity to reflect and recommit to his deeply engaged scholarship.
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