Illinois State University Teaching and Learning Symposium January 10, 2007.

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Illinois State University Teaching and Learning Symposium January 10, 2007

Initiatives in the Division of Academic Affairs The FOCUS Project is complementing other campus wide Initiatives at ISU: The FOCUS Project is complementing other campus wide Initiatives at ISU: American Democracy Project American Democracy Project First Year Experience First Year Experience The Political Engagement Project The Political Engagement Project General Education General Education Partnership for Student-Learning Partnership for Student-Learning

The American Democracy Project Began in March 2003 Began in March 2003 Joint effort between the Divisions of Student Affairs and Academic Affairs Joint effort between the Divisions of Student Affairs and Academic Affairs Special ADP projects Special ADP projects Political Engagement Project Political Engagement Project Jury Initiative Jury Initiative Voter Registration Project Voter Registration Project Establishment of a Service Learning Office Establishment of a Service Learning Office

Civic Engagement Movement in Higher Education Concerns about our Democracy Concerns about our Democracy Decline in social capital Decline in social capital Lack of civic understanding Lack of civic understanding Decline in civic education in K-12 Decline in civic education in K-12 Decline in political participation –especially among the youngest adults Decline in political participation –especially among the youngest adults

Civic Engagement Movement in Higher Education Concerns about our Institutions Concerns about our Institutions Decreasing focus on liberal education Decreasing focus on liberal education Declines in public funding Declines in public funding Growth of for-profit universities Growth of for-profit universities Increase in merit, not needs-based scholarships Increase in merit, not needs-based scholarships Increasing expectations of accountability Increasing expectations of accountability

What is PUBLIC about public higher education? AASCU believes that the solution is not to become more private but to become more explicitly public. AASCU believes that the solution is not to become more private but to become more explicitly public. Public colleges and universities have 3 obligations: To Students To Students What are our obligations to ensure that students have access to high quality programs, adequate support, and substantive outcomes? To Place To Place What is the role of higher education in the development of its community and region? To Country To Country What is the role of higher education in the development of citizens?

3-year funded project through Academic Affairs 3-year funded project through Academic Affairs Purpose: to enhance faculty responsiveness to the value of civic and community engagement so that they will incorporate civic and community engagement opportunities for students into their classes and the curriculum Purpose: to enhance faculty responsiveness to the value of civic and community engagement so that they will incorporate civic and community engagement opportunities for students into their classes and the curriculum

Accomplishments during the 1 st year: Accomplishments during the 1 st year: Marketing for awareness of the FOCUS Initiative with breakfasts, luncheons, posters and flyers on the ISU campus Marketing for awareness of the FOCUS Initiative with breakfasts, luncheons, posters and flyers on the ISU campus Creation of 3 summer fellowships for ISU faculty to develop instructional web-based modules for faculty Creation of 3 summer fellowships for ISU faculty to develop instructional web-based modules for faculty Support the training of LinC Instructors Support the training of LinC Instructors Various travels supports Various travels supports

2 nd Year – In progress 2 nd Year – In progress Grants and Awards for Faculty & Departments/Schools Grants and Awards for Faculty & Departments/Schools 10 – $500 each 10 – $500 each 2 – Initiative $1500 each 2 – Initiative $1500 each Faculty Award - $1000 Faculty Award - $1000 Department Award $2500 Department Award $2500 Support for LinC instructors Support for LinC instructors FOCUS Modules FOCUS Modules

The FOCUS Modules Dr. Gary Bachman, Ms. Jodi Hallsten, Dr. Phyllis McCluskey-Titus Web-based instructional system for faculty at Illinois State University Web-based instructional system for faculty at Illinois State University Created by ISU Faculty for ISU Faculty to answer foundational questions about civic and community engagement Created by ISU Faculty for ISU Faculty to answer foundational questions about civic and community engagement

The FOCUS Modules The first three modules include: 1. What are Civic and Community Engagement ? 2. Why Incorporate Civic and Community Engagement? 3. Innovative Pedagogy for Incorporating Civic and Community Engagement