Civic Engagement at the Center: Building a Democracy through Integrated Cocurricular and Curricular Experiences
Informed by the work of the Bonner Foundation, Civic Engagement at the Center highlights developmental models for students' civic learning and socially responsible leadership implemented at 77 campuses. The monograph describes key elements of the co-curricular model, research on its impact on students, and emerging civic engagement minors created to complement decades of work in student affairs.
Why Do I Have to Take This Course? A Student Guide to Making Smart Educational Choices
This practical guide, written for undergraduate students, is intended to take some of the mystery out of curricular requirements and educate students about what really matters in college -- the broad learning outcomes developed over the entire course of their undergraduate years.
Assessment in Cycles of Improvement: Faculty Designs for Essential Learning Outcomes
This publication features a series of reports on how selected colleges and universities foster and assess student learning in twelve liberal education outcome areas. Moving from goals to experiences, assessments, and improvements driven by assessment data, each institutional story illustrates how complex learning can be shaped over time and across programs to bring students to higher levels of achievement of these important outcomes.
Liberal
Education
expresses
the voices of educators, faculty and administrators
in colleges and universities
nationwide who are working
to enrich liberal learning and undergraduate education.
Peer
Review
provides a quarterly briefing
on emerging trends and key debates in undergraduate
liberal education.
Each issue is focused on a specific topic, provides comprehensive
analysis, and highlights changing practice on diverse
campuses.
On
Campus With Women
is
a quarterly online newsletter designed to provide
you with the most up-to-date information
about women
in higher education, focusing on issues and trends
affecting academic leaders, faculty members, staff,
and students.
Diversity
& Democracy
supports academic leaders and educators as they design and reshape their diversity programs, civic engagement initiatives, and global learning opportunities to better prepare students for principled action in today's complex world.
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