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EASTERN REGION CAMPUS COMPACT BIENNIAL CONFERENCE

Omni Providence Hotel 1 W Exchange Street, Providence, RI, United States

Education for Democracy: Innovating in Complex Times Campus Compact believes that higher education is instrumental to creating just, inclusive, sustainable democracy.  In support of that vision, the Eastern Region Campus Compact (ERCC) Conference is a convening of campus executives, scholars, practitioners, students, and community partners, committed to enhancing our democratic society through community and civic engagement.  ERCC provides a venue for thinking critically about the issues, trends, and challenges in our shared work and for building stronger networks among colleagues. ERCC aims to build personal, institutional, and field-level capacity to foster change on- and off-campus; enhance community-engaged teaching, scholarship, and service; and ultimately transform our students, institutions, and communities. Each ERCC Conference will highlight innovative theories and practices that are advancing the field of higher education community engagement showcasing: replicable practices that better prepare college students for success in their professional and civic lives; pragmatic strategies to develop meaningful, reciprocal community partnerships that transform communities and the academy; approaches to ...

CSD Meeting

Campus Compact for New Hampshire 3 Barrell Court, Concord, NH, United States

This is our standard Community Service Director meeting.

Equalizing Online Learning

This session, part of Campus Compact's Fusion Webinar Series, will focus on strategies for addressing the challenges in a remote teaching environment, including equity and accessibility issues; effective approaches for building community in an online setting and communicating expectations and strategies for student success. Learn more at https://www.compactnh.org/2021/02/25/fusion-drop-in-sessions/.

Preparing Students for Remote Learning and Assessing Student Learning in an Online Setting

The shift to remote learning this past year has highlighted challenges and opportunities for incorporating effective assessment and evaluation of student learning in an online setting. Additional challenges and opportunities emerge when community-engaged learning is at the center of your course. The goal of this session is to provide frameworks, examples, and resources for implementation in your own community-engaged online courses. This session is part of Campus Compact's Fusion Webinar Series. Learn more at https://www.compactnh.org/2021/02/25/fusion-drop-in-sessions/.

Rural College Access and Success Summit

CCNH is excited to serve as co-host of the 2021 Rural College Access and Success Summit with Partners for Education, an initiative of CCNH member campus Berea College. More than 900 attendees have signed up to participate in the virtual summit, to be held on April 26–30. The summit is one of the few national convenings to focus on education in rural America. This year’s event brings together leaders from higher education, K–12 schools, government, and nonprofits to share strategies for ensuring that rural youth have the opportunity to transition successfully from high school to college and career. Registration and other information is available here.

Carnegie Community Engagement Workshop – Application Overview

by Zoom

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...

$50

Carnegie Community Engagement workshop – Deep Dive

by Zoom

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 2: Application Deep Dive – Learn more and register February 16, 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: Discerning your campus’s readiness to apply Tips & tricks for conducting a community engagement impact audit of 2021–2022 Strategies for applying Curating existing data vs. gathering new data 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...

$50

Developing Peer Leadership and Support Programs for Student Success

by Zoom

This workshop will explore peer mentoring and peer supervision models as strategies for enhancing student outcomes. Learn how to create or enhance a successful program. Christie Maier, Associate Director of Student Success and Transformative Learning at the University of Kentucky, will lead the workshop. She will share her expertise and provide participants with best practices for creating and expanding peer-led programming. Date: March 17, 2022 Time: 10:00 am Eastern Location: Virtual This workshop is presented by the New Hampshire GEAR UP Alliance, a joint program of CCNH and the New Hampshire College & University Council. REGISTER

CCNH Community Service Directors Meeting

Virtual

New Hampshire Community Service Directors meet regularly to network, share practices, exchange ideas, engage in professional development, and explore collaborative programs and initiatives to promote and strengthen civic engagement, service, and community engagement in New Hampshire higher education. The next meeting will be held on September 29 from 9:30 to 11:00 am Eastern time. Contact Debby Scire at scire{at}compactnh.org to learn more about these meetings or about how to attend.

Carnegie Community Engagement Classification Fundamentals: Part 1

Virtual

Campus Compact for New Hampshire and our partners in the Eastern Region Campus Compact consortium are pleased to offer members support in preparing applications for the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification. Part 1 addresses constructing a successful application and certification experience for first-time and re-classification applicants. Part 2, on November 1, will address tracking, monitoring and assessment. LEARN MORE AND REGISTER

Carnegie Community Engagement Classification Fundamentals: Part 2

Campus Compact for New Hampshire and our partners in the Eastern Region Campus Compact consortium are pleased to offer members support in preparing applications for the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification. Part 1, on October 3, addresses constructing a successful application and certification experience for first-time and re-classification applicants. Part 2 addresses tracking, monitoring and assessment. LEARN MORE AND REGISTER

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New Hampshire Rural Library eSummit

by Zoom

Join Us for the New Hampshire Rural Library eSummit Tuesday, September 24 | 12:00 - 5:30 PM (EST) Click Here to Register Agenda at a Glance The inaugural New Hampshire Rural Library eSummit, is a free, half-day virtual event supported by the New Hampshire College & University Council, the New Hampshire Statewide Family Engagement Center, and Partners for Rural Impact. The summit’s theme, Bridging the Gap with Children and Families, looks to bring together rural, school, public, and academic library practitioners, educators, and community members from across the state. The event focuses on improving educational outcomes by connecting families with schools, libraries, and communities through place-based approaches. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about and share strategies for integrating family engagement and early literacy, promoting health and wellbeing, and strengthening partnerships between schools and libraries. Registration is open until September 13, and recordings will be available after the eSummit for all registered participants. Rural libraries that register and attend...

Free

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Rural Conversations: Convening Northern New England Around Rural Access

Zoom

Click here to register! Reshape your understanding of rural access with national demographic expert, Kenneth Johnson, a senior demographer from the University of New Hampshire’s Carsey School of Public Policy. Dr. Johnson will discuss his research into population trends in rural America and their implications for the future of rural communities. Register now to reserve your spot in this free, virtual event!