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The PAGE Fellows Program invites graduate students to participate in a yearlong working group in support of collaborative art-making, teaching, writing, storytelling, and co-creating knowledge with and within community. Apply here ...continue reading "Share With Students: PAGE Fellowship Application Deadline Approaching"

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The 2024 AAC&U Annual Meeting is requesting proposals for its various settings, proposals must be submitted by July 7th.  Submit here. will bring together leaders and educators from across global higher education to meet the moment and to shape and share solutions to our current challenges. Featuring contributions from participants representing all higher education institutional types, the meeting’s community-generated program will offer sessions across five tracks:
  1. Curricular, Pedagogical, and Digital Innovation
  2. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
  3. Engaged Learning
  4. Liberal Education, Workforce Preparation, and Scientific Vitality
  5. Mental Health and Well-Being

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The AAC&U has published a new article by Marylyn Cooper on "How the Overturning of Roe is upending medical training in the United States" read more. 

...continue reading "Good Reads: How the Overturning of Roe is upending medical training in the United States"

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Registration is now open for the next Dissertation Dish webinar on August 30, 2023 at 9am PT / Noon ET, which will feature Dr. Mayada Kanj, Lecturer of Health Promotion and Community Health at the American University of Beirut, and her dissertation entitled "Partnership Experience in Service Learning Between a Private University and Community Organizations in Lebanon."

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Apply now for the 2023 APPAM Equity and Inclusion Undergraduate Fellowship. This fellowship is open to undergraduates interested in the field of public policy and graduate public policy and public affairs schools. Deadline to apply is July 7th, 2023. Learn more and Apply here. 
...continue reading "Share With Students: 2023 APPAM Equity and Inclusion Undergraduate Fellowship"

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Congratulations to our own Dr. Maranda Ward for receiving the distinction of being welcomed into Campus Compact's newest cohort of Engaged Scholars! Scholars are selected based on their commitment to centering equity in their civic and community engagement work. These highly qualified scholars come from Campus Compact member institutions across the country. ...continue reading "Dr. Maranda Ward selected for Campus Compact Engaged Scholars Cohort"

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Imagining America is hosting a conference on "Radical Reckoning: Invoking Elements for Collective Change" October 20-22 2023 in Providence Rhode-Island. Early-bird registration is open until August 15th. Register here.  ...continue reading "Register Now: Imagining America Conference on “Radical Reckoning: Invoking Elements for Collective Change”"

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The NCSCE is hosting a one-day conference on "Broadening Participation in Undergraduate Climate Education" at Harvey Mudd College on September 14th-15th 2023 starting at 4pm on the 14th. Deadline to submit proposals is June 23rd.  Register here. Proposal Form ...continue reading "Register Now and Call for Proposals: Broadening Participation in Undergraduate Climate Education"

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Tara Scully’s BISC 1008 course teaches students about the evolution of life on earth; the value of other organisms, their role in our world, and how humans can cause harm to this infrastructure. Serving in the local community in a variety of ways, students learn about D.C. and regional ecological issues, such as agricultural challenges related to other organisms, the role oysters play in cleaning the Cheseapeake Bay, or the impact of pollution on the local watershed.

Community Engaged Scholarship at GW

Spring 2023 Project: A Plastics Audit, working with Rock Creek Conservancy and the Kennedy Center

...continue reading "BISC 1008 Understanding Organisms"

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From our friends with the Community-based Global Learning Collaborative…
The Collaborative is launching phase one of our public writing project, Higher Education for the World We Need. The first installment is The Change is in the Work: Transgressing Bureaucratic Violence through Spaces of Possibility by Erica Kohl-Arenas, Faculty Director of Imagining America. Grab your coffee and give yourself the Friday morning reflective read you deserve. It’s an excellent kick off to this series. The series will continue on Friday mornings here. Sign up for our newsletter at the bottom of our homepage if you want to be sure to catch any updates.
 
Additionally,
  • There’s still time to register and join us June 7th-9th at Lehigh University's Mountaintop Campus for The Collaborative Unconference. Register by May 26 (it’s affordable!).
  • Interested in using the Global Solidarity, Local Actions Toolkit in your co-curricular programming or courses? Join the Toolkit workshop, in person at Lehigh, the afternoon of June 7, before the unconference kicks off.
  • Save the Date: Collaborative Gathering at Haverford College, November 10 and 11, 2023, focused on Stepping into the Work: Expanding Understanding of Global Positionality, Responsibility, and Opportunity.

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The Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities is hosting it's annual conference from October 15-18th in Washington, DC. Register here.  ...continue reading "Register Now: CUMU Conference on “Resilient Campuses- Resilient Cities” held in DC"

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