CSHE - Civic & Academic Engagement

Civic & Academic Engagement in the Multiversity (Symposium: June 10, 2005)

Program

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Friday, June 10

8:45–9:15	Continental breakfast and registration

9:15–9:35	Welcome C. Judson King, Director, CSHE Robert Birgeneau, Chancellor, UCB Robert Dynes, President, University of California

9:35–11:00	Institutional Civic Engagement: Research, Purpose and Strategies Moderator: MRC Greenwood, Provost and Senior Vice President, University of California Speaker: Barbara Holland, Indiana University National Trends and Perspectives: Why research universities should consider new approaches to encouraging civic engagement Speaker: Frank Gilliam, Associate Vice Chancellor for Community Partnerships, UCLA A University of California Institutional Perspective Respondent: Meredith Minkler, Professor of Public Health, UCB

11:00–11:15	Coffee Break

11:15-12:30	What We Know About Student Civic Engagement: Best Practices, National Trend and UC Data Moderator: Tom Ehrlich, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching Speaker: Lori Vogelgesang, Higher Education Research Institute, UCLA National Data and Trends Speakers: Richard Flacks, UCSB and Gregg Thomson, UCB How UC Students Vary in Their Levels of Interest In and Involvement with Public and Community Life - A Sample of UCUES Data Respondents: Andy Furco, Director, Service-Learning Research & Development Center, UCB Joe Kiskis, Chair University Committee Educational Policy, UCD

12:30 – 1:30	Lunch

1:30 - 2:45	Civic Engagement, the Undergraduate Academic Experience, and Policy Implications: Results from the University of California Undergraduate Experience Survey and the SERU21 Project Moderator: Jodi Anderson, Regent Speaker: Richard Flacks, UCSB Explaining Variation in University of California Students' Civic Awareness and Participation Speaker: Gregg Thomson, UCB Thinking Globally and/or Acting Locally? Community Service and Civic Engagement Orientations of Berkeley Undergraduates Respondents: Michael Brown, Chair BOARS, Graduate School of Education, UCSB Jeff Wright, Dean College of Engineering, UC Merced

2:45 – 3:00	Break

3:00 – 4:15	Civic Engagement and the Curriculum: Opportunities Defined Moderator: Mike Schudson, Co-Chair Commission on General Education, UCSD Panel: Denise Segura, Vice-Chair University Committee Educational Policy, UCSB Cliff Brunk, Vice-Chair Academic Senate, UC

4:15 – 4:45	Audience Discussion Final Comments & Next Steps Kathy Komar, Chair Academic Senate, UCLA

Symposium Webcast

Session 1: Institutional Civic Engagement: Research, Purpose and Strategies
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Session 2: What We Know About Student Civic Engagement: Best Practices, National Trend and UC Data
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Session 3: Civic Engagement, the Undergraduate Academic Experience, and Policy Implications: Results from the University of California Undergraduate Experience Survey and the SERU21 Project
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Session 4: Civic Engagement and the Curriculum: Opportunities Defined
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