Faculty Reward Structures and Engaged Scholarship Issue: Metropolitan Universities Journal
Entitled Recognizing Engaged Scholarship in Faculty Reward Structures: Challenges and Priorities, Vol. 27.2 of Metropolitian Universities published by the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities (CUMU) focuses on practical and diverse approaches to the challenge of integrating engaged scholarship into academic culture and policies. The articles offer replicable examples of recognizing community-based work at the school, campus and system level and from a variety of urban and metropolitan institutions. As the academic workforce continues to evolve through the introduction of a growing new generation of scholars, every academic institution will need to consider how policies align with changing cultural values and scholarly methods of teaching, learning and research. In particular, these articles highlight the importance of an explicit alignment of policy, values and campus strategic directions.
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