North Carolina Campus Compact (1) assists member institutions in improving teaching, learning and research that prepares students for lives of civic engagement and service to society; (2) serves as the unified voice for North Carolina higher education for civic engagement; (3) provides opportunities for presidents to share their commitment for higher education’s civic purposes and to play key roles in the national movement toward greater civic engagement; (4) improves collaboration and builds partnerships at the state and national levels among institutions of higher education, governmental and volunteer agencies, foundations, and others committed to public and community service; and (5) identifies and makes available resources, forums, and information to member campuses to achieve these common purposes.
Appointed by and reporting to the Executive Board of North Carolina Campus Compact, the Executive Director is the principal administrator of the organization and the liaison to the national Campus Compact network and member institutions. The Executive Director oversees the staff and with them works to accomplish the organizational mission, build membership, provide resources, manage programs, and interact with other partners throughout the state.
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