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More Than Good Neighbors
Increased civic and economic outreach can strengthen an anchor institution’s already stabilizing community influence. Wagner College successfully evacuated the majority of its students in advance of Hurricane Sandy last October.…
Democratic Devolution: How America’s Colleges and Universities Can Strengthen Their Communities
In the face of a deepening economic and political crisis, the U.S. political and governing system is deadlocked. We need a new way forward. The old…
Articles of Interest
NC Campus Compact fosters deliberative dialogues
This spring North Carolina Campus Compact offered two trainings to develop moderators of deliberative dialogues. Deliberative dialogue is a technique used by the National Issues Forums Institute (www.nifi.org) to explore diverse views…
New Edition of the Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement
We are pleased to report that Volume 17 (2) of the Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement is now available online…
What's New
2012 Annual Member Survey "Creating a Culture of Assessment"
The Engaged Campus: Driving Innovation through Partnerships May 19-21, 2013 in Dearborn, MI
Diving In June 5-7, 2013, San Antonio, TX
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As a president, my engagement with the community demonstrates leadership by example. Moreover, it gives our students an opportunity to experience the 'real world.' Campus Compact is the foundation and center of this engagement process. It is the organization from which we seek guidance and collaboration.
-JoAnn W. Haysbert, President, Langston University