Service-Learning Consulting Corps
Hands-on Training and Consultation on Service-Learning
With generous support from the Corporation for National Service, the Campus Compact Consulting Corps was established to assist colleges and universities in becoming more effective proponents of social and civic engagement. Designed to serve as a major disciplinary and regional resource to service-learning faculty and engaged campuses, the Corps can provide technical assistance and professional development to service-learning faculty and engaged campuses. Options include one-on-one consultation, group training, campus workshops, and more. Corps expertise includes, but is not limited to, the following:
- Assessment
- Partnering With Business Communities
- Civic Education
- Curriculum and Course Development
- Community Development
- Diversity and Differences
- Experiential Education
- Faculty Development
- K-16 Partnerships
- Reflection
- Research
- Technology
Each of the Corps twenty tenured teacher-scholars is a respected leader in the service-learning field. Corps members are active in their respective disciplines, and have demonstrated national and/or institutional leadership in exploring the academic and civic potential of service-learning.
The Corps was established with generous support from the Corporation for National Service to assist colleges and universities in becoming more effective proponents of social and civic engagement.
Being a part of Campus Compact has let us touch the heart and soul of building better communities while improving teaching and learning for faculty and students. James A. Drake, President, Brevard Community College