
Webinar
The Confounding Promise of Community: Why It Matters More Than Ever for Student Success
What is the role of community—as a concept, an outcome, and an entity—in a liberal education, and how can community contribute to student success? How do students experience community, on and off campus?
September 19, 2019
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What is the role of community—as a concept, an outcome, and an entity—in a liberal education, and how can community contribute to student success? How do students experience community, on and off campus? This webinar examined emerging definitions of community, ongoing efforts to create inclusive pathways for engagement, and ways community-based practices can advance inclusive excellence. From multiple institutional perspectives, presenters explored how a collective understanding of community could shape a commitment to equity and student success.
Moderator
Ashley Finley
Senior Advisor to the President and Vice President for Strategic Planning and Partnerships, AAC&U
Presenters
Geoffrey Buhl
Professor, Mathematics and General Education Chair, California State University Channel IslandsLeeva Chung
Professor, Communication Studies, University of San DiegoMarta Elena Esquilin
Associate Dean, Honors Living-Learning Community, Rutgers University-NewarkJason Leggett
Assistant Professor of Politcal Science and Criminal Justice, Kingsborough Community CollegePeter Levine
Associate Dean of Academic Affairs and Lincoln Filene Professor for Citizenship & Public Affairs, Tufts University's Jonathan Tisch College of Civic Life