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1 Presentation by Dan W. Butin Dean, School of Education, Merrimack College Executive Director, Center for Engaged Democracy dan.butin@merrimack.edu For Indiana University’s Center for Innovative Teaching & Learning Scholarship of Teaching & Learning Series March 29, 2013

2 This Should be Easy…But We Have Reached an “Engagement Ceiling” The Potential for the Engaged Campus What’s at Stake

3 CIVIC ENGAGEMENT UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP OF TEACHING & LEARNING PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH SERVICE- LEARNING COMMUNITY- BASED RESEARCH PUBLIC SCHOLARSHIP

4  RELEVANCE: Academic integrity  RECIPROCITY: Meaningful community voice, impact, and participation  REFLECTION: Experience is never transparent  RESPECT: Avoiding the “community as lab” phenomenon

5 RESEARCH- BASED NRC’s How We Learn SL “At a Glance” NSSE EMPIRICALLY- DRIVEN UCLA’s HERI Campus Compact AAC&U POLICY- SUPPORTED Carnegie Kettering US Dept. of Ed.

6 Rhetoric/Reality Gap Minimal community impact (80% of CBR projects have no community outcomes; Stoeker, 2010) Minimal social & political framing (<5% of students viewed SL from such a perspective; Westheimer & Kahne, 2004) Institutional Diversification (>40% community colleges, 12% for-profits, 3% Liberal Arts; NCES 2013) Shallow Institutionalization Self-selected audience (<8% of student and faculty engagement; Campus Compact, 2013) Student demographics ( 50% need remedial education; NCES, 2013) Faculty work (>67% non-tenure-stream & >80% lecture; NCES 2011 & 2007)

7 BREADTHDEPTH DiffuseFocus AnswersQuestions ToolkitsHandbooks A CampaignA Discipline (or SoTL) SOCIAL MOVEMENT INTELLECTUAL MOVEMENT

8 CONTENT KNOWLEDGE TECHNICAL CIVIC ENGAGEMENT & CULTURAL COMPETENCY CULTURAL SOCIAL & POLITICAL ACTIVISM/SOCIAL JUSTICE POLITICAL COGNITIVE DISSONANCE ANTI-FOUNDATIONAL

9 As the question  Depth of practice As critical inquiry  Pedagogical legitimacy As embedded  Course integrity As text  academic freedom “who benefits?” “can you walk away?”

10 Is there a place for the civic in a place-less world?


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