Dear COEHD Faculty,

 

Please see the extended deadline information below for potential candidate to send to the Emerging Engagement Scholars Workshop in the fall.

 

Please contact Brian Haldeman if you have any questions. Thank you.

 

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Liliana Gutierrez, M.Ed.

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COEHD - Office of the Dean

The University of Texas at San Antonio

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From: Brian Halderman <Brian.Halderman@utsa.edu>
Date: April 24, 2017 at 3:53:26 PM CDT
Subject: FW: EESW | Application Deadline Extended

Greetings all-

 

We are looking for a potential candidate to send to the Emerging Engagement Scholars Workshop in the fall. Applicants should be: Doctoral students or junior faculty members with an interest in community engagement and engaged scholarship, and/or who are involved or interested in research that contributes to their discipline while making a positive impact on external stakeholders.

 

The Center for Civic Engagement will support faculty/doctoral student travel to the workshop for a commitment to support efforts of engaged scholarship on campus upon their return in academic year 2017-18.  Deadline to apply is fast approaching on Friday, April 28th. Please spread the word or let me know of any potential candidates that I can reach out to directly.

 

Thank you, Brian

 

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EXTENDED APPLICATION DEADLINE:

Applications for the 2017 Emerging Engagement Scholars Workshop are due 

Friday, April 28, 2017.

 

 

A Pre-conference Event of the Engagement Scholarship Consortium Annual Conference

September 24-25, 2017
Birmingham, Alabama

This intensive professional development program provides advanced doctoral students and early career faculty with background literature, facilitated discussion, mentoring, and presentations designed to increase their knowledge and enhance their practice of community engaged scholarship. Participation is limited, and interested applicants must be nominated by their faculty advisor/mentor or department chairperson.

 

APPLICANTS FOR THIS PROGRAM SHOULD BE:

Doctoral students or junior faculty members with an interest in community engagement and engaged scholarship, and/or who are involved or interested in research that contributes to their discipline while making a positive impact on external stakeholders.

APPLICANTS MUST ALSO DEMONSTRATE:

·         A desire for new learning about engaged scholarship.

·         An interest in working with faculty across disciplines to explore and learn more about how engaged scholarship might be carried out.

·         The capacity to effectively communicate the results of their research to public, academic, and other external audiences.

The application process for the Emerging Engagement Scholars Workshop is competitive, with only 15-20 participants selected each year.

WORKSHOP HIGHLIGHTS:

·         Master classes on the foundations of community-engaged scholarship, and practical themes such as building an engagement dossier, etc.

·         Critical reviews of participants' proposals of community-engaged research projects.

·         Panel discussion with faculty, administrators and cooperative extension staff on disciplinary, institutional type, and community partner considerations for engaged scholarship.

·         Small group work with a designated faculty mentor (includes discussion about methods and theories, with a focus on each individual participant's proposed engaged scholarship).

·         Panel discussion with journal editors from peer-reviewed publications that publish engaged scholarship.

·         Panel discussion on the challenges, successes, and professional pathways related to engaged scholarship.

Through the generous support of its Board of Directors, the Engagement Scholarship Consortium Conference provides registration scholarships to all Workshop participants, so that they can take full advantage of the larger conference program.

EXTENDED APPLICATION DEADLINE:

Applications for the 2017 Emerging Engagement Scholars Workshop are due Friday, April 28, 2017.


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