The 2012 Civic Engagement Institute is dedicated to thinking deeply about how to ensure that community engagement work is sustainable and underscored with deeper partnerships, inter- and intra- institutional collaboration, greater impact, targeted outcomes, and lifelong commitment to engagement by institutions, higher education leaders, and students. Presidents, trustees, provosts, faculty, staff and community partners will engage in intensive discussions about deepening this
work of producing civically engaged graduates and strengthening communities. Visit the Institute website to learn more: http://www.elon.edu/e-web/org/nccc/CivicEngagementInstitute2012.xhtml
Confirmed Speakers include:
Dr. Nancy Cantor, Chancellor, Syracuse University
Nadinne Cruz, Independent Consultant, Cruz Consulting
Dr. Philip Dubois, Chancellor, UNC Charlotte
Dr. Robert Franco, Director, Office for Institutional
Effectiveness, Kapiolani Community College, University of Hawaii
Mark D. Gearan, President, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, member of the White House Council for Community Solutions and the board of the Corporation for National and Community Service
Dr. Leo M. Lambert, President, Elon University and member, NC Campus Compact Executive Board
Dr. George Mehaffy, V.P. for Academic Leadership & Change, American Association of State Colleges & Universities
Dr. Caryn McTighe Musil, Senior Vice President, the Association of American Colleges and Universities
Dr. Brian Murphy, President, De Anza College, and signatory, The Democracy Commitment
Dr. Carol Quillen, President, Davidson College and member, NC Campus Compact Executive Board
Dr. Scott Ralls, President, North Carolina Community College System and member, NC Campus Compact Executive Board
The Institute luncheon will be an opportunity to celebrate ten years of campuses collaborating to produce civically-engaged graduates and strengthen communities, announcing special awards and recognitions!