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Componentes : The Craft of Forging Socially Responsible Learners & Leaders Alberto Olivas, M.Ed. Director, Center for Civic Participation Maricopa Community Colleges

The Big Plan:  The “W.I.F.M.” Question  Concept Map: “Civic Education/Engagement”  The “Apathy” Question  Classroom + Campus + Student Svcs  Make you all weepy  Boring references

 Almost dropped out of college  What’s the point?!  Not struggling academically  Not struggling financially  Don’t ask “Why do so many leave?”  Ask “Why do some stay?”

What did it take for me?  Opportunities to learn about the world  Opportunities to learn about myself  Opportunities to get involved  Connecting all of these things to curriculum, pedagogy, and student life

What’s in it for us?  Improved student outcomes  Fulfilled faculty and staff  Improved relationship with the community, better communities  Improved support from the community  Political support  Financial support  Return to original mission of education!

What’s in it for students?  More successful in academic goals  More successful in professional goals  More successful in life ARE WE MAKING THAT CASE?

The Civic Spectrum ISSUES PROCESSES STRUCTURES MECHANICS EXPERIENCES PRACTICAL SKILLS RELATIONSHIPS Accountability Obligation SELF FAMILY COMMUNITY WORLD

From APATHY to EMPATHY  Greek “a” + “pathos” = lack of feeling, emotion, compassion  Not knowing – lack of Awareness (Head)  Not hoping – lack Capacity (Hands)  Not connected – lack Context (Heart)  Rx = STORY, DIALOGUE!  Vs. Debate / Deliberation

Where does it live?  Classroom: Curriculum + Pedagogy  Service Learning? Yes, IF… / Yes, AND…  “Lecturing about Democracy”  Student Affairs  Skills, experiences, relationships  Story and EMPATHY!  Admin & Support Services  Cafeteria Lady vs. Honors College Dean

Source: Dr. Ed Zlotkowski, Bentley University

Why did I show you these?

Get ready to stifle your empathy!

If you want more on this:  The Civic Spectrum: How Students become Engaged Citizens The Civic Spectrum: How Students become Engaged Citizens  Kettering.org  A Crucible Moment: College Learning & Democracy’s Future A Crucible Moment: College Learning & Democracy’s Future  AAC&U  ADP/The Democracy Commitment ADP/The Democracy Commitment  June 6-8, Denver, CO June 6-8, Denver, CO

Questions? Smart Remarks? ISSUES PROCESSES STRUCTURES MECHANICS EXPERIENCES PRACTICAL SKILLS RELATIONSHIPS Accountability Obligation SELF FAMILY COMMUNITY WORLD