Carnegie Community Engagement Workshop – Application Overview

Campus Compact for New Hampshire, with our partners in the Eastern Region Campus Compact, are pleased to offer our members support in preparing your college or university’s application for the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification.

To help you and your team prepare for a successful application, we are offering two workshops in early 2022: an application overview in January and deeper dive in February.

Workshop 1: Application Overview – Learn more and register

• January 26, 2022
• 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
• Virtual via Zoom
• $50/person, $75/teams of two, $100/teams of three +

This 90-minute workshop will include guidance on getting ready to apply and designing your campus plan to organize. It will explore processes for enlisting a campus team and for managing application information/data, as well as how to tell the story of your institution’s community engagement evolution. In breakout rooms, participants will identify issues around topics such as community partnerships, budget, and co-curricular/curricular engagement.

Presenter: Emily M. Janke, PhD

Dr. Janke is director of the Institute for Community and Economic Engagement (ICEE) at UNCGreensboro and serves on the National Advisory Committee for the Carnegie Foundation’s Community Engagement Elective Classification.

A limited number of need-based scholarships are available. Please send requests to striga {at} compactnh(.)org.

The Carnegie Community Engagement Classification highlights your institution’s great work in partnering with communities for the mutually beneficial exchange of knowledge and resources to contribute to the public good. It also provides a structured opportunity for self-assessment and quality improvement. The application process for the 2024 cycle will open January 27, 2022, with applications due in April 2023.