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The Gathering Storm: Free Speech on Campus The Gathering Storm: Free Speech on Campus

A guest post by Nancy Thomas, Director of the Institute for Democracy & Higher Education at Tisch College at Tufts University. May 9, 2017...

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Reflections on the Thomas Ehrlich Award by Andrew Furco, 2012 Recipient Reflections on the Thomas Ehrlich Award by 2012 Recipient Andrew Furco

A guest post by Andrew Furco, Associate Vice-President for Public Engagement and Professor in the Department of Organizational Leadership, Policy and Development at the University of Minnesota....

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Voter Friendly Campuses Voter Friendly Campuses

Created by NASPA and the Campus Vote Project, the Voter Friendly Campus designation is a program created to help institutions develop plans to coordinate...

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There’s No Debate: National Championship Brings Civic Engagement to Kansas City There’s No Debate: National Championship Brings Civic Engagement to Kansas City

Campus Compact's resident forensics expert and Director of Professional Learning, Danielle Leek, reports from the National Debate Tournament March 24, 2017 Five hundred people...

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The nuts and bolts of Civic Action Planning: Grand Valley State University’s Story The nuts and bolts of Civic Action Planning

This blog post was contributed by the Core Planning Team at Grand Valley State University (GVSU)

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Three Rapid-fire weeks of Teachable Moments Three Rapid-fire weeks of Teachable Moments

A guest post by Nancy Thomas and Adam Gismondi of the Institute for Democracy & Higher Education at Tufts University’s Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic...

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First Week in Washington: A Fellow’s perspective on the Leadership and the American Presidency Program First Week in Washington: A Fellow's perspective on the Leadership and the American Presidency Program

First Week in Washington By Jonathan Mangrum Jonathan Mangrum is a student at Georgia College and State University, who through an application process open...

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Taking Civic Action Planning Beyond the Campus: Weber State and Ogden City Taking Civic Action Planning Beyond the Campus: Weber State and Ogden City

Brenda Kowalewski Associate Provost: High Impact Programs & Faculty Weber State University Bill Cook Executive Director Ogden City Council Chris Dallin Director of PR,...

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Immersion in the Legislative Process: A Fellow’s Perspective on the National Convening of Newman Civic Fellows Immersion in the Legislative Process: A Fellow's Perspective on the National Convening of Newman Civic Fellows

By Sonce Reese, University of Baltimore This blog post is part of a two part series on the First Annual National convening of Newman...

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A Shared Passion for People: A Fellow’s Perspective on the National Convening of Newman Civic Fellows A Shared Passion for People: A Fellow's Perspective on the National Convening of Newman Civic Fellows

By Tristan Anderson, Bergen Community College This blog post is part of a two part series on the First Annual National convening of Newman...

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Finding hope in our fellows Finding hope in our fellows

At the heart of Campus Compact’s work is a focus on strengthening and protecting democracy through higher education. Included in this focus is a...

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What do we do on November 9th? A guest post by Nancy Thomas and Adam Gismondi What do we do on November 9th? A guest post by Nancy Thomas and Adam Gismondi

The outcome of the presidential election remains uncertain. Just as this campaign has been qualitatively different from any other in our history, there is...

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The Newman Civic Fellowship: Renewed The Newman Civic Fellowship: Renewed

One of my favorite aspects of working at Campus Compact is witnessing the courageous action that students on member campuses across the country are...

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Giving Communities “Big Megaphones”: Robin Saha, 2016 Ehrlich Award Winner Giving Communities "Big Megaphones": Robin Saha, 2016 Ehrlich Award Winner

This year, Campus Compact recognizes Robin Saha, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies at the University of Montana, as the 2016 Thomas Ehrlich Civically Engaged...

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My Time as an AmeriCorpsVISTA with Campus Compact My Time as an AmeriCorpsVISTA with Campus Compact

Those of us serving as AmeriCorps*VISTAs do not really know what we are getting ourselves into when committing to a year of service. I...

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A Tribute to Earl H. Potter III A Tribute to Earl H. Potter III

In an already heartbreaking week, the news of St. Cloud State University President Earl H. Potter’s death in a car accident is devastating. A...

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Community Engagement and Social Entrepreneurship: A Bigger Umbrella Community Engagement and Social Entrep...

If we imagine all the ways our campuses can engage with the larger community, we can think of a pretty large umbrella. It may...

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In Word and Deed: Augsburg College in Support of Muslim Students, Colleagues, Neighbors In Word and Deed: Augsburg College in ...

The following is shared from Minnesota Campus Compact:Across the Minnesota Campus Compact network, campuses and communities are questioning how to engage productively, ethically, and...

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Engaging the Student-Athlete Identity Engaging the Student-Athlete Identity

The Aspen Institute released a report last spring entitled Project Play, which they described as ‘an ambitious plan to reimagine youth sports, prioritizing health...

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Partners and Grant Recipients Share Thoughts Ahead of Action Summit on Civic Learning and Student Success Civic Partnership Initiative Partners and Grant Recipients Share Th...

A consortium of four organizations—Campus Compact, the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities (CUMU), Education Commission of the States (ECS), and Generation Citizen—have selected...

The Gathering Storm: Free Speech on Campus The Gathering Storm: Free Speech on Campus

Reflections on the Thomas Ehrlich Award by Andrew Furco, 2012 Recipient Reflections on the Thomas Ehrlich Award by 2012 Recipient Andrew Furco

Voter Friendly Campuses Voter Friendly Campuses

There’s No Debate: National Championship Brings Civic Engagement to Kansas City There’s No Debate: National Championship Brings Civic Engagement to Kansas City

The nuts and bolts of Civic Action Planning: Grand Valley State University’s Story The nuts and bolts of Civic Action Planning

Three Rapid-fire weeks of Teachable Moments Three Rapid-fire weeks of Teachable Moments

First Week in Washington: A Fellow’s perspective on the Leadership and the American Presidency Program First Week in Washington: A Fellow's perspective on the Leadership and the American Presidency Program

Taking Civic Action Planning Beyond the Campus: Weber State and Ogden City Taking Civic Action Planning Beyond the Campus: Weber State and Ogden City

Immersion in the Legislative Process: A Fellow’s Perspective on the National Convening of Newman Civic Fellows Immersion in the Legislative Process: A Fellow's Perspective on the National Convening of Newman Civic Fellows

A Shared Passion for People: A Fellow’s Perspective on the National Convening of Newman Civic Fellows A Shared Passion for People: A Fellow's Perspective on the National Convening of Newman Civic Fellows

Finding hope in our fellows Finding hope in our fellows

What do we do on November 9th? A guest post by Nancy Thomas and Adam Gismondi What do we do on November 9th? A guest post by Nancy Thomas and Adam Gismondi

The Newman Civic Fellowship: Renewed The Newman Civic Fellowship: Renewed

Giving Communities “Big Megaphones”: Robin Saha, 2016 Ehrlich Award Winner Giving Communities "Big Megaphones": Robin Saha, 2016 Ehrlich Award Winner

My Time as an AmeriCorpsVISTA with Campus Compact My Time as an AmeriCorpsVISTA with Campus Compact

A Tribute to Earl H. Potter III A Tribute to Earl H. Potter III

Community Engagement and Social Entrepreneurship: A Bigger Umbrella Community Engagement and Social Entrep...

In Word and Deed: Augsburg College in Support of Muslim Students, Colleagues, Neighbors In Word and Deed: Augsburg College in ...

Engaging the Student-Athlete Identity Engaging the Student-Athlete Identity

Partners and Grant Recipients Share Thoughts Ahead of Action Summit on Civic Learning and Student Success Civic Partnership Initiative Partners and Grant Recipients Share Th...

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Taking Civic Action Planning Beyond the Campus: Weber State and Ogden City Taking Civic Action Planning Beyond the Campus: Weber State and Ogden City

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Immersion in the Legislative Process: A Fellow’s Perspective on the National Convening of Newman Civic Fellows Immersion in the Legislative Process: A Fellow's Perspective on the National Convening of Newman Civic Fellows

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A Shared Passion for People: A Fellow’s Perspective on the National Convening of Newman Civic Fellows A Shared Passion for People: A Fellow's Perspective on the National Convening of Newman Civic Fellows

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The Newman Civic Fellowship: Renewed The Newman Civic Fellowship: Renewed

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