Join the Campus Compact Community Colleges Network for monthly meetings. Members will come together to discuss topics of mutual interest and ask questions, provide feedback, and help guide Campus Compact's community college work. Each meeting will also hold time for networking & dialogue with colleagues from other community colleges around the country. Meetings will be held at 1:00 pm Eastern on the first Thursday of every month. REGISTER →
Individuals being selected as honorees from a campus will be presented the award at the annual Presidents’ Award celebration on Tuesday, April 11, 2023 in-person at 12:00pm. Selections should be made in coordination with the President’s office. We are excited to welcome folks back to an in-person ceremony after 3 years of virtual celebrations. The ceremony will take place at the Concord Holiday Inn. Space is limited and campuses are limited to 10 attendees. Campuses should plan to include the President, the Community Service Director and each honoree (and anyone else interested in celebrating the honorees). Campuses should contact CCNH if they have any questions. The submissions from each campus will be the selected honoree(s). There is no statewide competition. The awards are designed to provide each campus the opportunity to recognize outstanding individuals and organizations from their own communities.
Since 2015, this conference led by the Center for Public Service & Engaged Scholarship and Harvard Foundation for Intercultural & Race Relations at Harvard College has welcomed undergraduate students from private and public institutions across the nation. With each year of this conference, we continue to be impressed with the rigor and depth of the research undertaken by undergraduate scholars from across the country. This conference is partnered with the Campus Compact for Southern New England Region, as well as the following Harvard affilates: Undergraduate Research and Fellows Office, Global Health Institute, Inequality Initiative in America, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Studies, Office of BGLTQ Harvard College, Harvard College Women's Center. This conference seeks to bring staff, faculty and undergraduates together to celebrate social-justice focused scholarship, and reflective learning. For student scholars, this is an opportunity to engage in academic dialogue with peers and faculty mentors. For faculty, this conference presents an opportunity to explore about how other disciplines conduct research that creates new...
Join the Campus Compact Community Colleges Network for monthly meetings. Members will come together to discuss topics of mutual interest and ask questions, provide feedback, and help guide Campus Compact's community college work. Each meeting will also hold time for networking & dialogue with colleagues from other community colleges around the country. Meetings will be held at 1:00 pm Eastern on the first Thursday of every month. REGISTER →
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Join the Campus Compact Community Colleges Network for monthly meetings. Members will come together to discuss topics of mutual interest and ask questions, provide feedback, and help guide Campus Compact's community college work. Each meeting will also hold time for networking & dialogue with colleagues from other community colleges around the country. Meetings will be held at 1:00 pm Eastern on the first Thursday of every month. REGISTER →
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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...
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!
