Appendix A - 3. List of Civic Engagement in Higher Education National Nominating Agents and. Selected National Key Informants

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1 Appendix A - 3 List of Civic Engagement in Higher Education National Nominating Agents and Selected National Key Informants Community College National Center for Community Engagement (CCNCCE) Dr. Barbara A. Holland, Senior Scholar, Center for Service and Learning, Indiana University- Purdue University, Indianapolis and Director, National Service Learning Clearinghouse. The Wisdom of Community Partnership, Dr. Barbara A. Holland, CCNCCE, Keynote Speaker for the 2005 Annual National Conference, May 25-27, 2005 in Phoenix, AZ. Dr. Holland s interests focus on organizational change in higher education with special emphasis on the institutionalization of civic engagement programs, service-learning, and community-campus partnerships. Dr. Frankie Santos Laanan, Assistant Professor, Educational Leadership & Policy Studies, Iowa State University Impact of Community Colleges on Individual and Society: Trends and Implications, - Dr. Frankie S. Laanan, Keynote Speaker for the 2005 Annual National Conference, May 25-27, 2005 in Phoenix, AZ. Dr. Laanan s research focuses on college access, minority students pathway to the baccalaureate and beyond, and the impact of community colleges on individuals and society. Dr. Steven D. Crow, Executive Director, The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Accreditation: Help or Threat? Dr. Steven D. Crow, Keynote Speaker for the 2005 Annual National Conference, May 25-27, 2005 in Phoenix, AZ.

2 A WINGSPREAD STATEMENT 2004 Nancy L. Zimpher, President, University of Cincinnati Stephen L. Percy, Chancellor s Deputy and Director, The Milwaukee Idea, Center for Urban Initiatives and Research University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee David Maurrasse, President and CEO, Marga Incorporated 347 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1410 New York, NY PH: 212/ Fax: 212/ margainc@margainc.com Wingspread Conference, Calling the Question: Is Higher Education Ready to Commit to Community Engagement? held on April 18-19, 2004 in Racine, WI. NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION (NSEE) Dr. Eugene J. Alpert, Vice President for Academic Affairs, The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars 2000 M Street, NW, Suite 750 Washington, DC PH: 202/ Fax: 202/ gene@twc.edu Dr. Linda A. Goff, Executive Director, National Society of Experiential Education 515 King Street, Suite 420 Alexandria, VA PH: Fax: 703/ lgoff@clarionmanagement.com NSEE Conference, Advancing Strategies for Civic Renewal and Workforce Development, October 20-23, 1999 in San Diego, CA covering topics such as Legal

3 Issues in Experiential Education and Service-Based Learning as a Tool for Community-Campus Collaborations. COMMUNITY OUTREACH PARTNERSHIP CENTERS (COPC) Matthew Phillips, Graduate Assistant, Jane Addams Center for Civic Engagement, Rockford College 5050 East State Street Rockford, IL PH: 815/ Fax: 815/ mphillips@rockford.edu Joseph Zavaletta, Jr., Director, Center for Civic Engagement, University of Texas-Brownsville/TSC 1301 East Madison Brownsville, TX PH: jzavaletta@utb.edu Georgia Ehlers, Director, Office of Community Engagement Graduate College, University of Arizona P.O. Box , Administration 322A Tucson, AZ PH: 520/ Fax: 520/ gehlers@grad.arizona.edu Paul Adams, Director, Prairienet, East St. Louis Action Research Project University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 501 East Daniel Champaign, IL PH: padams@uiuc.edu Barrett Allen, Governmental Relations Assistant, Office of Community Engagement University of Arkansas at Little Rock Bailey Center, 2801 South University Avenue Little Rock, AR PH: 501/ Fax: 501/ blallen@ualr.edu

4 Building Partnerships to Strengthen Communities, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development s (HUD) Office of University Partnerships COPC Conference held April 21-23, 2005 in Chicago, IL. ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (AAC&U) Donald W. Harward, AAC&U Senior Fellow, President Emeritus, Bates College Center for Liberal Education & Civic Engagement brings together the resources, mission and vision of two national associations: Association of American Colleges and Universities and Campus Compact. COMMUNITY COLLEGE CONSORTIUM Patricia Carter, Community College Consortium, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Richard Alfred, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Pathway to the Future: Comprehensive Educational Plan , Patricia Carter and Richard Alfred conducted in October 1994 a Comprehensive Strategic Planning Project. CAMPUS TECHNOLOGIES Dr. Lev S. Gonick, Vice President for Information Technology Services and CIO, Case Western Reserve University Syllabus th Annual Conference and Exhibition to spotlight Innovation, Integration & Collaboration, on July 24-28, 2005 in Los Angeles, CA. Dr. Lev Gonick is a Keynote Speaker on From the Digital Campus to the Connected City.

5 COMMUNITY COLLEGE POLICY CENTER / EDUCATION COMMISSION OF THE STATES (ECS) Katherine Boswell, Director, Center for Community College Policy Education Commission of the States Street, Suite 2700 Denver, CO Community colleges play vital roles in meeting student, community and employer/employee needs. In July 2000, constituent needs survey conducted by the Education Commission of the States (ECS), state policymakers were asked to identify the top 10 postsecondary education policy issues the anticipate facing in the future financing of colleges and universities. CAMPUS COMPACT Rosalyn Jacobs Jones, Engaged Scholar, Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, NC Building the Engaged Campus: Indicators of Engagement at Community Colleges and MSIs, Dr. Rosalyn Jones, Campus Compact Engaged Scholar & Dean, Johnson C. Smith University and Dr. Robert Franco at the Gulf-South SUMMIT on Service-Learning and Civic Engagement through Higher Education, April 6-8, 2005 in Cocoa Beach, FL. Robert Franco Steven Jones Civic Engagement by Community Colleges: Campus Compact s Indicators of Engagement Project, Bob Franco and Steven Jones. American Association of Community Colleges Annual Convention. April 25, 2004, Minneapolis, MN.

6 Campus Compact s Indicators of Engagement Project: Best Practices at Community Colleges, Steve Jones and Robert Franco, American Association of Community Colleges, April 24-26, 2004, Minneapolis, MN. An Engaged College is a Learning College: Lessons Learned From the Campus Compact Indicators of Engagement Project, Steve Jones and Robert Franco, Annual Meeting of the League for Innovation, March 1, 2004, San Francisco, CA. Views from the Field: Best Practices in Civic Engagement at Community Colleges, Robert Franco. The Sixth Annual Continuums of Service Conference, Service-Learning in Challenging Times: Contexts and Crossroads, April 11, 2003, Seattle, WA. Donna Killian Duffy, Campus Compact Engaged Scholar Jennifer Meeropol, Project Coordinator, American Association for Higher Education The Indicators of Engagement Project: Community Colleges, Donna Killian Duffy and Jennifer Meeropol. Northeast Regional Campus Compact Conference, April 16, Worcester, MA. Views from the Field: Best Practices in Civic Engagement at Community Colleges, Donna Duffy and Jenn Meeropol. New England Regional Campus Compact Conference Creating the Engaged Campus, April 4, 2003, Worcester, MA. Views from the Field: Best Practices in Civic Engagement, Donna Duffy. NISOD s 25th Anniversary International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence, May 25-28, 2003, Austin, TX. Using Campus Compact's Indicators of Engagement to Deepen and Document Campus Engagement, Dr. Donna Duffy, Campus Compact Engaged Scholar and Jennifer

7 Meeropol, Project Coordinator at the American Association of Community Colleges, April 9-12, 2005 in Boston, MA. Building Communities: Using Campus Compact's Indicators of Engagement to Assess Campus Engagement, Dr. Donna Duffy, Campus Compact Engaged Scholar at the Chairs Conference, March 4, 2005 in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Moving Civic Engagement Forward: Connecting Indicators of Engagement with Accreditation Standards, Dr. Donna Duffy, Karen Solomon, Assistant Director for Accreditation Services, Higher Learning Commission; and Jennifer Meeropol, American Association for Higher Education Annual Meeting, March 17-20, 2005 in Atlanta, GA. COMMUNITY COLLEGE WEEK Christin M. Driscoll, Senior Director of Public Policy for the Association for Career and Technical Education Colleges Have Mixed Reactions to Workforce Reforms, Christin M. Driscoll, March 28, 2005, Volume 17, Number 17, p. 3. Dr. Jesus Jess Carreon, Chancellor, Dallas County Community College District, TX Life-Changing Leadership, Dr. Jesus Carreon, March 28, 2005, Volume 17, Number 17, p. 4. Dr. Walter Bumphus, Chancellor, Baton Rouge Community College, Baton Rouge, LA Leadership and Diversity in Louisiana: A Case Study, Dr. Walter Bumphus, March 28, 2005, Volume 17, Number 17, p. 18 Dr. Edward C. Bush, Associate Professor and Coordinator of Student Activities, Riverside Community College, Riverside, CA.

8 Dr. Lawson Bush, Associate Professor, California State University, Los Angeles, CA Black Male Achievement and the Community College, Dr. Edward C. Bush and Dr. Lawson Bush, March 14, 2005, Volume 17, Number 16, p. 4. Dr. James Samels, President and CEO, The Education Alliance, Framingham, MA Dr. James Martin, Academic Vice President, The Education Alliance, Framingham, MA The Little Engine That Could, Dr. James Samels and Dr. James Martin, April 11, 2005, Volume 17, Number 18, p. 4.