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Consultant: Lori Vogelgesang
| Name: | Lori Vogelgesang |
| Title: | Research Analyst |
| Department: | Office of Residential Life |
| Organization: | University of California, Los Angeles |
| Phone: | (310) 617-3274 |
| Fax: | (310) 825-0994 |
| Email: | lvogelgesang [a] ca.rr.com |
| Address: | 370 DeNeve Drive BOX 951375 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1375 |
Brief Biography:
Lori Vogelgesang's areas of expertise have been 1) research (quantitative and qualitative methods), including directing a national longitudinal study of service learning and civic engagement at UCLA's Higher Education Research Institute, and 2) evaluation of higher education programs and partnerships. This work has transcended particular public issues, institutional types and academic disciplines. She has taught service-learning and other courses (undergraduate and graduate-level). She has spent considerable time both in Student Affairs and on the academic side of higher education (primarily functioning as a researcher).
Areas of Expertise
1. Current or Past Roles
- Student affairs administrator
2. Types of Consulting
- Interactive presentations
- Discussion / dialogue facilitation
- Speeches
3. Types of civic and community engagement
- Research about civic and community engagement
- Consulting Corps Campus-community partnerships
- Service-learning or community-based learning courses
4. Related knowledge
- Assessment and evaluation methods
- Student development
- Bridging academic affairs and student affairs
- Institutional change in higher education
5. Public issues addressed through engagement
6. Types of campuses
- Two-year
- Land-grant
- Urban
- Public
- Liberal arts
- Tribal
- Religiously affiliated
- Historically black
- Small town or suburban
- Four-year
- Technical
- Rural
- Private
- Research university
- Hispanic serving
7. Academic areas
Thanks to Campus Compact for all that you have done over the years to nurture the campus service and service-learning movement. When we started at St. A's 15 years ago there was a feeling among some campuses that we were seeing higher education's latest 'flash in the pan.' Instead it was the beginning of a revolution of ideas and relationships, and you guys have been fueling us all the way.
-Daniel Forbes, Director, Meelia Center for Community Service, Saint Anselm College