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Tuesday, October 10 • 10:15am - 11:00am
Demonstrating the Impact of Community Engagement: Realistic and Doable Strategies for Success (45 mins)

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Most campuses are eager to answer questions like “How are students, faculty, and staff on campus working to address civic issues and public problems?”, “To what extent is our engagement making a difference?”, “How can we better support community engagement?” Discover how to track, monitor, assess, and evaluate community-engaged activities, which include curricular, co-curricular, or project-based activities that are done in partnership with the community, in order to tell a more comprehensive story of engagement. Whether you’re interested in community outcomes, student outcomes, partnership assessment, or faculty/staff engagement, campuses confront an array of challenges when trying to combine and align these questions into a comprehensive assessment plan. This session will give participants tools, strategies, and information to design, initiate and/or enhance a systematic mechanism for monitoring and assessment of community-engaged activities.
Speakers
avatar for Lisa Keyne

Lisa Keyne

Chief Strategy Officer, Collaboratory
Want to learn more about Collaboratory, software that can help you organize all community engagement and public service activities across your institution? Use data to report on engagement, integrate faculty/staff efforts, and connect with all stakeholders. Let's talk!
avatar for Kristin Norris

Kristin Norris

Director of Assessment, IUPUI Office of Community Engagement
Tracking, monitoring, evaluating, and assessing community engaged activities (e.g., community engaged research, teaching & learning, talent development, pipeline programs, outreach programs, events, technical training and assistance, student engagement) in order to tell a more robust... Read More →

Tuesday October 10, 2017 10:15am - 11:00am MDT
Colorado H
  Mini Workshop

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