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Dean of the Lash Division of Teaching and Learning Identifying Opportunities for Civic Learning on Campuses and Across the System The Bristol Community College Experience Suzanne M. Buglione, Ed.D, Dean of the Lash Division of Teaching and Learning

Assessing and Convening 2014: Civic Engagement Fellow Summer Project Low-hanging fruit – History & Government 2015: Creation of Civic Learning Team Civic Engagement, Social & Behavioral Science, Center for Teaching & learning, Central Academic Affairs, Registrar & Institutional Research Meets three times per semester (monthly)

Assessing and Planning 2015: Civic Learning Team: Definitions & Goal Setting Focus on Courses with Engagement: Application, Persistence (83.28%) Majority of Civic Learning with Engagement (CLE) courses so students actively participate in civic life through an experiential project, assignment, or hands-on service, where possible. No Optional Focus of Academic versus Co-Curricular: Tracking & Assessment Focus on both section-level (without engagement) & course-level (with engagement) designation Government 111 (U.S. Government) & History 113 (U.S. History to 1877): Most common, faculty champions

Assessing and Planning 2015: Civic Learning Team Concerns Scaling up Service-Learning (Engagement) coupled with needed funds for training & support Process for designation Implementation Plan Created Workplan All Academic Meetings & Faculty/Staff Senate Course Designation and Designation Checklist using DHE Definitions Instituting Zero Credit Lab for CL with Engagement – Spring 2017

Civic Learning 2015-2016 Pilot Civic Learning with Engagement courses 6 courses Fall 2015, 6 courses Spring 2016 - History 113, Government 111 86 students Fall, 58 students Spring Zero Credit Lab model for CL with Engagement Applications to faculty in Fall 2016 for Spring 2017 Model: Flexible lab with fee $35, $500 additional, OER stipended No applicants Develop Civic Learning Repository DHE funds & Summer Projects

Civic Learning & Civic Engagement Civic Learning Repository: a collection of curriculum materials, project and assignment ideas, and community partners

Civic Learning 2016-2017 Pilot Civic Learning with Engagement courses 4 courses Fall 2016, 4 courses Spring 2017 - History 113, Government 111 49 students Fall, 58 students Spring Retool of Model for CL with Engagement Applications to faculty in Spring 2017 for Fall 2017 – 4 accepted! Model: Additional hour that’s flexible with fee $35, $350 additional, OER stipended. Have found Open Stax resources!

Civic Learning 2016-2017 Course-Level Designation Process: Recommended by CL Team, Department Discussion Educational Effectiveness SLO Subcommittee – Governance History 114 (U.S. History from 1877) & Government 251 (State & Local Government) added Pilot Civic Learning with Engagement courses 4 courses Fall 2016, 4 courses Spring 2017 - History 113, Government 111 49 students Fall, 58 students Spring

Civic Learning – Next Steps Assess CL and CL with Engagement Data: 984 students Pre and Post Surveys Expand Course Designation Sociology, Criminal Justice, Paralegal, Human Services, Nursing, Business Coupled with Training & Support Continue Pilot Model Civic Learning with Engagement courses Explore Co-Curricular Develop General Education Language denoting Requirement

Civic Learning – Lesson Learned Be inclusive Use structures creatively Infuse training & support Assess & plan for incremental growth Tailor to your institution Thank you!