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Program Models Presidential Leadership

Program Model Title	State
Indiana State University Pathway’s to Pre-Eminence School: Indiana State University	IN
The Junior Achievement curriculum: consultants in the classroom from the entire campus community School: GateWay Community College	AZ
Center for Community-Based Service Learning (CCBSL) School: San Diego State University	CA
Edging towards implementation of required service School: California State University, Bakersfield	CA
The rallying cry for campus leadership in the community School: San Francisco State University	CA
A president brings together “”consciousness and conscience”" on campus School: Fort Lewis College	CO
Fusing campus and community: The Learning Corridor School: Trinity College	CT
Presidential leadership in the community School: Connecticut College	CT
The New London Social Justice Initiative School: Connecticut College	CT
A president initiates a book fair and a volunteer fair School: Miami-Dade Community College	FL
Partnership with Leon County Schools School: Florida State University	FL
An Office of University-Community Partnerships School: Emory University	GA
The Service-Learning Cross-Curricular Emphasis and the “”2+4=Service on Common Ground”" initiative School: Kapi olani Community College	HI
Presidential address and hosting a High School Leadership Conference School: Saint Xavier University	IL
A president promotes the concept of “”citizen/artist”" School: Massachusetts College of Art	MA
“”Across the curriculum”" initiative to instill skills of active citizenship School: Tufts University	MA
“”CommunityARTworks”": a day of community art projects for entering students School: Massachusetts College of Art	MA
Presidential Debate School: University of Massachusetts-Boston	MA
Alumni Awards for commitment to community service School: Davenport University	MI
Partnering with the area school system for new career and educational pathways School: Davenport University	MI

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