Pathways of Social Impact Digital Companion

Using "Pathways of Social Impact"

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Section 2: Current uses

• Our Starting Point: Using the Pathways to Develop a Comprehensive Social Impact Education Model—Cassie Bingham, Summer Valente

• UVU's Critical Connections Podcast

• Using the Pathways for Public Service and Civic Engagement for Campus Strategic Planning—Ryan W. Flynn, Alyssa Wiseman

• “To Set Their Own Paths”: Using the Pathways to Help Students Self-Identify Their Unique Roles in Shaping a More Just and Compassionate World—Katie Price

• Engagement Becomes Curricular Policy: Creating a General Education Requirement to “Inspire Citizens of Consequence” —Sarah Worley, Lillian Case

• Enhancing Existing Frameworks, Theory, and Program Traditions: An Example of how Implementing the Pathways of Public Service and Civic Engagement Strengthened a 40-Year-Old Program at Georgetown University—Melissa Bernard, Ray Shiu

• Expanding the Definition of Community Engagement Through the Pathways at Drake University—Amanda Martin

• Public Service, Personal Growth: Cultivating Civic Mindsets in a Living-Learning Community—Kemi A. Oyewole, Luke Terra

• Appendix C

• Deepening the Connection: Reimagining Service—Vernette Doty, Andrea Tafolla
   

Section 3: Theoretical, empirical, and critical reflections

• Pathways Data: An Overview—Annabel Wong

• Appendix D

• Appendix E

• Appendix F

• Figure 16.2

• Figure 16.3

• Figure 16.4

• Figure 16.5

• Figure 16.7

• Where Refusal Meets the Pathways: A Relational Praxis in, but not of, the University—Agustin "Tino" Diaz, Breanna Lambert, Priscilla Villaseñor-Navarro

• Expanding Access and Reframing Perspectives: Exploring Community Engagement Professionals Use of the Pathways Framework—Renee Sedlacek Lee

• Challenges, Possibilities, and Conscious Responsibility: Directions for the Field—Aaliyah Baker