A SEASON OF SERVICE | FY 2006 Inside
1 Report from the Chair & Executive Director
2 Our Mission
3 Campus Compact At a Glance
4 Key Outcomes
6 Our Network
9 State Compact Offices
12 Our Value
12 Training & Outreach Campus Compact is a coalition of more than 15 Research & Resources 1,000 college and university Presidents dedicated to pro- 17 Policy & Advocacy moting community service, 19 Awards & Recognition service-learning, and civic engagement in higher educa- 21 Funding for Campus tion. In addition to a national Engagement office, Campus Compact has 22 Leadership Development 31 state offices in CA, CO, CT, FL, HI, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, ME, MI, MN, MO, 24 Celebrating 20 Years MT, NC, NH, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, TX, UT, VT, WA, WI, and WV. 28 Operations & Support Information on Campus Compact’s initiatives, 31 Structure & Governance services, resources, and members is available at 32 Our Members www.compact.org.
Photographs for this publication were generously contributed by Campus Compact member institutions and state offices.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | II 2005–2006 has been a year of milestones for Campus Compact. We celebrated the 20th anniversary of our founding as the first A Report higher education association dedicated to advancing civic and community engagement. We surpassed the 1,000-member mark from the for the first time in that 20-year history.We saw the annual value President & of service performed by students at our member schools surpass Board Chair $5 billion. And we brought in a new national President to guide the organization into its third decade.
Some things have not changed in the 20 years since Campus Compact began. We remain the only national organization focused solely on promoting campus engagement. Our research, resources, training, advocacy, and initiatives are widely recog- nized as essential to advancing the field. Our member Presidents—and their students, faculty members, administrators, and community service staff—are more dedicated than ever to promoting civic ideals.
How do we know we are making a tangible impact? Our work, and the work of our member campuses, is increasingly recog- nized by media, government, business, foundation, and commu- nity leaders. Regional accreditation boards are incorporating civic engagement into their criteria. Ranking bodies such as The Princeton Review now include community work in their campus assessments.The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has created a new Community Engagement classifica- tion.The federal government has initiated the President’s Higher Maureen F. Curley Education Community Service Honor Roll. All of these develop- President, Campus Compact ments reflect the outstanding work of our member campuses; all spring from initiatives in which Campus Compact has played a key role.
The impact on communities has been equally transformative. Over the past two decades, Campus Compact has mobilized more than 20 million students to engage in service and service- learning programs in their communities. In the 2004–2005 aca- demic year alone, these students contributed 298 million hours of service in areas such as hunger, homelessness, literacy, health care, and the environment.
As we look back on 20 years of success, we are also keeping our eyes firmly on the future. Our campuses and our communities face many difficult issues—how to expand opportunities for all, how to create equitable economic development, how to enhance environmental sustainability, and especially how to educate a new generation of responsible leaders who are equipped to address these and other issues. Campus Compact will continue to provide the tools and knowledge to help our 1,000+ member John J. DeGioia campuses make it happen. Board Chair, Campus Compact President, Georgetown University A SEASON OF SERVICE | 1 “Being part of Campus Compact has let us touch the heart and soul of building better communities our while improving teaching and mission learning for faculty and students.” JAMES A. DRAKE PRESIDENT BREVARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
As the only national associa- HOW IT WORKS WHY IT MATTERS tion dedicated to advancing Campus Compact offers mem- When campuses engage with campus-based civic and com- bers cutting-edge research, their communities, they create munity engagement, Campus training, resources, models, a culture of civic-mindedness Compact helps more than and advocacy for creating that has a lasting impact. 1,000 member colleges and effective service, service-learn- Students receive real-world universities build strong com- ing, and civic engagement experience that enriches their munities while educating a programs.Through such mul- academic learning and develop new generation of responsible tifaceted initiatives, students at leadership skills; campuses leaders. member campuses contribute create close ties with sur- billions of dollars in service to rounding communities, which their communities each year. in turn become stronger; and higher education is recognized as a force for public good.
Nicole Wheelock of Ferris State University in Michigan works with local children through the university’s Student Leadership Program.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 2 Structure: Campus Compact has a national office, 31 state offices, and more than 1,000 member campuses representing more than 5 million stu- at a dents. glance Funding: The organization’s national and state offices raised more than $13 mil- lion in funding for campus-based com- munity outreach in FY 2006.
Resources: Campus Compact’s resources include a host of highly valued books, periodicals, and online tools offering “Campus Compact has been members hands-on guidance and exem- helpful in a variety of ways, plary practices. providing support as we Training: State, regional, and national develop and grow our conferences and workshops helps thou- programs…. sands of community service directors, faculty, students, and others on our The visibility we have member campuses increase the efficien- received has been very cy and effectiveness of their work each important in keeping year. University of Vermont students the work very present brave the cold to demonstrate and in the forefront solidarity and raise awareness of Recognition: We help our member cam- on campus.” hunger and homelessness issues. puses and their Presidents gain recogni-
tion through awards, media attention, EILEEN WILSON-OYELARAN influential public statements, special PRESIDENT bulletins, and forums for promoting the KALAMAZOO COLLEGE public good of higher education.
Advocacy: Campus Compact’s advocacy work includes campaigns to preserve public funding for service and service- learning, as well as resources such as policy updates, action alerts, and online tools for affecting legislation.
Results: More than 30% of students at Campus Compact member schools are involved in community work—a three- fold increase in the past seven years. These students contributed an estimated $5.6 billion in direct service to their communities in 2005–2006.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 3 keyoutcomes $5.6 billion Value of service contributed to communities by students at Campus Compact member schools during the 2004–2005 academic year
298 million Total number of service hours performed by member students through campus-organized service or service-learning programs
98% Percentage of member campuses that have established one or more community partnerships
85% Percentage of member campuses that reward community-based research or service-learning in faculty review, tenure, and/or Montana Campus Compact Executive Director Dean McGovern promotion decisions works with other staff at a New Orleans remediation site. 63% Percentage of member campuses that consider service in awarding scholarships—up from 44% in 2000
1,045 Number of Campus Compact member schools in 2006, nearly double the 1996 membership of 512 campuses
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 4 Valparaiso Univer- sity (IN) student Rachel Husfeld works with Kenyan villagers in an Engineers without Borders project.
“Service and service-learning have really helped shape my values and beliefs. I won’t settle for a job. I want a career that makes a difference.”
NICKIE LORA SAINT ANSELM COLLEGE CLASS OF 2006
Students from Western Carolina University in North Carolina paint a community building.
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Our 31 state Compact offices provide powerful leadership at the local, state, and regional levels to mobilize support for member campuses. Among other “Florida Campus Compact’s leadership in service-learn- activities, state offices provide training, ing is helping colleges and universities instill the funding, and resources for members; help plan and manage community initia- value of civic engagement in students. By combining tives; enroll AmeriCorps members who a service and a learning opportunity, students gain recruit tens of thousands of volunteers invaluable experience applying knowledge in real- each year; and connect member campus- world settings.” es with each other and with community, government, and corporate leaders. JOHN C. CAVANAUGH, PRESIDENT, UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA
Campus Compact state and national staff work to remediate a New Orleans neighborhood as part of a professional development gathering.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 6 State Compact Fast Facts for FY06
California Campus Compact Michigan Campus Compact’s Ohio Campus Compact’s VISTAs provided grants, scholarships, programs, grants, and train- served 467 community agen- and other funding totaling ings directly impacted more cies during the year through more than $800,000 directly than 7,100 students, 4,300 placement of 3,620 volun- to member campuses. community partners, and teers. 10,800 VISTAs, K-12 teachers, Indiana Campus Compact and others in the community. Students at Utah Campus worked directly with 2,500 Compact member schools have K-12 students, teachers, and North Carolina Campus the highest average time com- administrators during the Compact VISTAs recruited mitment to service work of year to improve teaching nearly 20,000 volunteers, who any state in the nation, con- and learning. performed more than 248,000 tributing an average of 8 hours hours of service in their com- per week. Kansas Campus Compact’s munities. Volunteers in Service to 100% of Vermont Campus America (VISTAs) serve the Compact’s member institutions largest VISTA project in the “Minnesota Campus Compact offer service-learning courses. state. In addition to training knows how to broker relation- The number of service-learn- faculty and students and coor- ing courses taught in the state ships that produce mutual dinating service and service- has climbed 500% since learning projects, they have benefits for all involved. This Vermont Campus Compact helped establish service-learn- skill is essential in developing was formed. ing offices at several member partnerships that deliver campuses. Washington Campus Compact results.” awarded more than $2.9 mil- Maine Campus Compact fund- DAVID REILING lion in Education Awards dur- ed service-learning courses UNIVERSITY BANK ing the fiscal year. and hosted workshops and student programs that reached more than 300 faculty mem- bers and 800 students.
Brevard Community College (FL) students, faculty, and staff repair a roof in Lower Algiers (New Orleans area) during a four day Katrina Rebuild Experience.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 7 “We are proud to be part of Utah Campus Compact and look forward to yet anoth- er year of progress and engagement. Let us continue learning, service, and civic engagement for the benefit of all.”
CYNTHIA A. BIOTEAU PRESIDENT SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Campus Compact State Offices and Developing Offices
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“Our participation in [California Campus Compact’s] ‘The Artful Partnership’ conference was a significant step forward in our relationship with our Vice President for Advancement…. I am optimistic about the possibilities for funding, but I am equally excited about service learning’s new champion in this very influential Vice President.”
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY MONTEREY BAY
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 8 State Compact Offices
California Campus Compact Illinois Campus Compact Louisiana Campus Compact Elaine Ikeda, Executive Director Kathy Engelken, Executive Director Stuart Stewart, Executive Director 1600 Holloway Avenue DePaul University Office of the President Pacific Plaza Suite #750 c/o Student Affairs SLU 10550 San Francisco, CA 94132-4027 Lewis Tower Hammond, LA 70402 (415) 338-3983 25 East Jackson Blvd. (985) 549-2496 (415) 338-3987 FAX Chicago, IL 60604 (985) 549-2497 FAX [email protected] (312) 362-7693 [email protected] www.cacampuscompact.org (312) 362-5671 FAX http://www2.selu.edu/orgs/lcc/ [email protected] www.illinoiscampuscompact.org Colorado Campus Compact Maine Campus Compact Theresa Cusimano, Liz McCabe Park, Director Executive Director Indiana Campus Compact 220 College St., #2 c/o Regis University Jacquelyn McCracken, Executive Lewiston, ME 04240 3333 Regis Blvd, B-7, Main Hall 312 Director (207) 786-8216 Denver, CO 80221 620 Union Dr. Room 203 (207) 786-6053 FAX (303) 458-4193 Press 1 Indianapolis, IN 46202 [email protected] (303) 964-5299 FAX (317) 274-6500 www.mainecompact.org [email protected] (317) 274-6510 FAX www.coloradocampuscompact.org [email protected] Massachusetts Campus www.indianacampuscompact.org Compact Connecticut Campus Compact Barbara Canyes, Executive Director Bernard den Ouden, Iowa Campus Compact Tufts University Executive Director Sandra Hansen, Executive Director 196 Boston Ave, Suite 2400 Department of Philosophy 100 Wartburg Blvd. Medford, MA 02155 A212C Waverly, IA 50677 (617) 627-3889 University of Hartford (319) 352-8660 (617) 627-3837 FAX 200 Bloomfield Ave. (319) 352-8605 FAX [email protected] West Hartford, CT 06117 [email protected] http://ase.tufts.edu/macc (860) 768-4745 www.iacampuscompact.org (860) 768-4940 FAX Michigan Campus Compact [email protected] Kansas Campus Compact Amy Smitter, Director Mary Marston, Executive Director 1048 Pierpont, Suite 3 Florida Campus Compact 2323 Anderson Avenue, Suite 125 Lansing, MI 48911 Dee Dee Rasmussen, KSU Foundation Building (517) 492-2424 Executive Director Manhattan, KS 66502-2912 (517) 492-2444 FAX 325 John Knox Road (785) 532-6896 [email protected] Building F, Suite 210 (785) 532-0671 FAX www.micampuscompact.org Tallahassee, FL 32303 [email protected] (850) 488-7782 www.ksu.edu/kscc Minnesota Campus Compact (850) 922-2928 FAX Catherine Reid Day, Executive [email protected] Kentucky Campus Compact Director www.floridacompact.org Gayle A Hilleke, Executive Director 2356 University Ave. W., Suite 280 Kentucky Campus Compact St. Paul, MN 55114 Northern Kentucky University Hawaii/Pacific Islands Campus (651) 603-5087 Founders Hall 538 Compact (651) 603-5093 FAX Nunn Drive Atina Pascua, Director [email protected] Highland Heights, KY 41099 University of Hawaii-Manoa www.mncampuscompact.org 2600 Campus Road, SSC Room 209 859-572-7614 Honolulu, HI 96822 859-572-1445 FAX [email protected] (808) 956-4641 (808) 956-3394 FAX [email protected] www.hawaii.edu/osa/ServiceLearn/ CampusCompact/
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 9 “The [North Carolina Campus Compact] VISTA Professional Development Series presented opportunities that challenged me to do my part to increase and encourage service and civic engagement on my campus.”
BEN HAYWOOD COMMUNITY OUTREACH COORDINATOR PFEIFFER UNIVERSITY
A student North Carolina Campus from Urbana Compact University in Dr. Lisa Keyne, Executive Director Ohio works on North Carolina Campus Compact a community Elon University housing project. 2257 Campus Box Elon, NC 27244 (336) 278-7278 (336) 278-7400 FAX E:[email protected] www.elon.edu/nccc/
Missouri Campus Compact Campus Compact for New Ohio Campus Compact Melissa Mace, Executive Director Hampshire Richard Kinsley, Executive Director Missouri State University Deborah T. Scire, Executive Director 615 North Pearl Street Siceluff 427 A-B 3 Barrell Court, Suite 200 Granville, OH 43023 901 S. National Ave. Concord, NH 03301 (740) 587-8568 or 8570 Springfield, MO 65897 (603) 223-2302 (740) 587-8569 FAX (417) 836-3103 (603) 223-2018 FAX [email protected] (417) 836-3105 FAX [email protected] www.ohiok-16service.org [email protected] www.compactnh.org missouricompact.missouristate.edu Oklahoma Campus Compact New York Campus Compact Gina Wekke, Executive Director Montana Campus Compact Dr. James Heffernan, Executive Oklahoma State Regents for Dean McGovern, Executive Director Director Higher Education 302 University Hall 95 Brown Road, Box 1006 P.O. Box 108850 Missoula, MT 59812-3960 Ithaca, NY 14850 Oklahoma City, OK 73101-8850 (406) 243-5177 (607) 255-2366 (405) 225-9142 (406) 243-5407 FAX (607) 277-1814 FAX (405) 225-9230 FAX [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.mtcompact.org www.nycc.cornell.edu www.okhighered.org/campus-com/
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 10 Oregon Campus Compact Vermont Campus Compact DEVELOPING CAMPUS Ginny Peckinpaugh, Amy Gibans McGlashan, COMPACT OFFICES Executive Director Executive Director Portland State University Marble Works Complex Mississippi Campus Compact PO Box 751-ORCC 152 Maple St., Suite G01 Stephanie F. Meincke, Director Portland, OR 97207 Middlebury, VT 05753 University of Southern Mississippi (503) 725-8140 (802) 443-2510 MS Center for Community and Civic (503) 725-5262 FAX (802) 443-2047 FAX Engagement [email protected] [email protected] 118 College Drive # 5083 www.oregoncampuscompact.org www.vtcampuscompact.org Hattiesburg, MS 39406 (601) 266-6351 (601) 266-6886 FAX Pennsylvania Campus Compact Washington Campus Compact [email protected] Dr. Charlene Gray, Executive Jennifer Dorr, Executive Director Director c/o Western Washington University P.O. Box 4508 516 High Street, MS 5291 Puerto Rico Campus Compact One College Avenue Bellingham, WA 98225-5291 Humberto Malavé, Director Grantham, PA 17027 (360) 650-7312 Universidad de Puerto Rico en (717) 796-5072 x2 (360) 650-6895 FAX Cayey (717) 796-5078 FAX [email protected] Department of Business [email protected] www.wacampuscompact.org Administration www.paccompact.org Ave. Antonio R. Barcelo Cayey, Puerto Rico, 00736 West Virginia Campus Compact (787) 738-2161 x2015 Rhode Island Campus Compact Daniel Crockett, Interim Director [email protected] Perri Leviss, Executive Director West Virginia Higher Education 2 College Street Policy Commission Providence, RI 02903 1018 Kanawha Boulevard East, South Carolina Campus Compact 401-427-6957 Suite 700 Lauren Collier, Student Involvement/ 401-427-6958 FAX Charleston, WV 25301 Service-Learning Coordinator [email protected] (304) 558-4618 College of Charleston www.compact.org/ricompact (304) 558-4622 FAX Office of Student Affairs [email protected] 66 George St. Texas Campus Compact Charleston, SC, 29424 Jill Shaw Binder, Executive Director Wisconsin Campus Compact (843) 953-5675 St. Edward’s University Dr. Pamela Proulx-Curry, (843) 953-5403 FAX 3001 S. Congress Ave. Executive Director [email protected] CMB 938 UW-Parkside Austin, TX 78704 Tallent Hall Room 284 Tennessee Campus Compact (512) 428-1027 900 Wood Road, Box 2000 Mani Hull, Research Associate (512) 428-1336 FAX Kenosha, WI 53141 Vanderbilt Institute for Public Policy [email protected] 262-595-2048 Studies www.texascampuscompact.org 262-595-2501 FAX 1207 18th Avenue South [email protected] Nashville, TN 37212 www.wicampuscompact.uwp.edu Utah Campus Compact (615) 322-1459 Melissa Miller Kincart, (615) 343-1761 FAX Executive Director [email protected] Board of Regents Building, The Gateway 60 South 400 West Salt Lake City, Utah 84101-1284 “The service-learning program at NC State is a source of (801) 366-8492 pride for the university, and an important facet of NC State’s (801) 366-8490 FAX mission…. Thank you for all of the good work of Campus [email protected] www.utahcampuscompact.org Compact.”
ALTON J. BANKS, DIRECTOR FACULTY CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 11 “The excellent materials and networking opportunities Campus Compact has provided have played an important role in helping us value build an engaged campus.” our ROBERT J. BIRGENEAU CHANCELLOR UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY
Campus Compact members value our work for the years of develop- ment time saved with our models and resources, for the public recognition of their efforts, for the ability to document community impact, and for the transformative power of being part of a strong and growing coalition.
Resource materials/support 93% Networking opportunities 93% Campus Compact website 92% Professional development 91% Compact sponsored conferences/workshops 91% Publications 91% Service-learning syllabi 87% Model program information 85% Service-learning institutes 81% Policy information 81%
0 20406080100 % of members who say service is important or very important
SOURCE: Campus Compact member survey, 2006.
Training and Outreach Campus Compact’s state, regional, and national training and commu- nity outreach initiatives involved more than 5,000 faculty members, 20,000 students, 5,000 community partners, and 15,000 K-12 stu- dents, policymakers, and other community members. Our state and national offices also provided hands-on training and consultation for more than 1,000 community service and service-learning profession- als at member campuses. A few highlights of FY06 activity follow.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 12 National Outreach. Campus Compact staff, engaged scholars, and Consulting Corps members reached more than 4,500 faculty members and others through presentations at more than three dozen workshops and conferences. These included the Midwest Service-Learning Conference, the AAC&U (American Association of Colleges and Universities) Pedagogies of Engagement Conference, the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities’ annual conference, Jumpstart’s Service-Learning Institute, and the annual conference and summer institute of the HBCU (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) Faculty Development Network.
Regional Conferences. Campus Compact’s regional conferences offer expanded networking opportunities and a chance for members to connect with peers, partners, policymakers, and others across state borders.This year’s regional conferences included the 9th annual Western Region Continuums of Service Conference, featuring U.S. Senator Patty Murray as the keynote speaker; the Northeast Regional Conference; and a southwest regional conference hosted by Missouri Campus Compact.
State Partnerships. Florida Campus Compact partnered with a wide range of community, state, and higher education agencies to provide training and pro- gramming, including the Florida Alliance for Student Service, the Florida Mentoring Partnership,Volunteer Florida, BreakAway, and the Department of Health. In one initiative, FCC helped develop a mentoring curriculum to pre- pare minority middle school students for eventual college enrollment; in another, the office provided service-learning and partnership training for a child advocacy organization.
Service Career Training. Michigan Campus Compact partnered with the Michigan Nonprofit Association (MNA) to train students attending Michigan Campus Compact’s Service Leadership Camp and Student Community Action Network meetings in preparing for nonprofit careers. MNA’s How to Get a Job in the Nonprofit Sector guide was distributed to students and community service/ service-learning staff and served as a jumping off point for dialogues and training.
Civic Coalition Conference. The annual meeting of the Coalition for Civic, Character and Service-Learning, organized by Utah Campus Compact in con- junction with other civic leaders, drew more than 500 participants to increase awareness of and commitment to K-16 civic education efforts. Utah Campus Compact spearheaded the creation of the coalition, which includes the state Supreme Court, the Utah legislature, the Department of Education, and the Governor’s office, among others.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 13 Montana Campus Corps mem- bers participate in a swearing-in ceremony for their terms of service during the Building Engaged Citizens conference in Helena.
Training that Transforms
Instituting Change. For seven years Vermont Campus Compact has offered a Problem-Based Service Learning Institute for faculty—a rigorous curriculum that aligns course objectives with real-life problem solving. After an economics and environmental studies professor from Middlebury College attended the institute, he designed a service-learning course in which 25 students led a climate seminar, culmi- nating in an international conference on climate change. The students went on to found the Sunday Night Group, the largest student group in the country working on climate change, with 200 students working to raise awareness, reduce energy use, and promote policies and practices that limit carbon emissions.
Connecting Campuses to Make a Difference. Following a Minnesota Campus Compact Engaged Department Institute, faculty at Metropolitan State University teamed with an ongoing UMass Lowell engineering project in Peru in which students install solar systems to power key equipment such as radios and water purification systems in remote mountain villages. The UMass Lowell group had found that once they were gone, equipment maintenance often failed until they returned six months later. Metro State graduate students in communication produced user-friendly documentation allowing vil- lagers to maintain their systems. Deaths from childbirth went from 12 to 0 in those six months, prima- rily because villagers were able to radio the hospital for medical advice and transportation.
Montana Campus Compact AmeriCorps*VISTA leader Chris McBride (R) meets MT Lt. Governor John Bohlinger at a VISTA pre-service orienta- tion.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 14 Research and Resources Campus Compact’s research initiatives focus on bringing to light successful practices in form- ing community partnerships, developing stu- Campus Compact is a national coalition of more than 1,000 college and university presidents who are committed to fulfilling dent leaders, creating rigorous service-learning the civic purposes of higher education. Campus Compact provides leadership, resources, and advocacy to support civic education, community build- courses, promoting engagement among differ- ing, and campus engagement. TIP SHEET #1 Faculty Support & Development Faculty Support & ent institutional types, and more.This research Development is Executive Summary one of a series of One of the key lessons of the past decade has been the importance of connecting engage- tip sheets with suc- ment to the curriculum in order to truly institutionalize engagement and sustain promis- ing practices. Colleges and universities are fundamentally concerned with teaching and forms the basis of many of our resources, cessful practices and learning, therefore engagement efforts must be connected to this core institutional focus models of engage- if they do not want to risk becoming or remaining secondary priorities. As the primary ment, drawn from constituent responsible for curriculum design and delivery, faculty must be supported in Campus Compact’s their efforts to link the curriculum to the community. Therefore, faculty support and development are critical strategies for realizing these efforts to connect engagement to the primary research and designed to advance effective campus practice. curriculum. initiatives.
Campus Compact (2007). Promising Practices “Faculty Support and • Centralize faculty development resources and build engagement into development Development.” Tip Sheet #X efforts. in the Building Engaged Campuses series. • Create a culture of service and a commitment to a well articulated, well defined “scholarship of engagement” through hiring and buy-in from key academic administrators. NEW RESEARCH • Develop mechanisms to help faculty mentor and support each other in learning to design and implement service-learning and other community-based courses.
• Actively recruit adjunct and new faculty to participate in community-related activities. Research Briefs. This year saw the introduction • Provide opportunities for students to support and co-create service-learning courses. • Seek external funding to support initial engagement efforts; fund initiatives from the operating budget to sustain efforts and institutional approach. of a new series of tools to help members draw • Document results to justify continued resource allocation.
Models Each year the service-learning staff at Benedict College (SC) provides service-learning key conclusions from a wide range of research workshop orientations for new faculty and updates for existing faculty. In addition, they offer faculty the opportunities to present at conferences and on-campus meetings, apply for mini-grants to conduct special initiatives, and enroll in courses for professional devel- opment. Campus Compact sources. A research brief on the impact of serv- Brown University IUPUI (IN) offers an annual set of workshops to assist faculty in developing a compre- Box 1975 hensive understanding of service-learning and civic engagement. These workshops pro- Providence, RI 02912 (401) 867-3950 ice-learning on college student retention sum- www.compact.org marizes findings and provides an annotated bibliography (see www.compact.org/ resources/service-learning).This is the first in a text of New Times Demand New Scholarship, is avail- series of such briefs, with more to follow.Also able at www.compact.org/initiatives/ look for tip sheets summarizing Campus research_universities. Compact’s original research into effective engagement practices. Community Partnerships. California Campus Compact sponsored a research study entitled Indicators of Engagement. Campus Compact’s Community Voices Across California: New Research on the multi-year Indicators of Engagement project, Community Impact of Community-University which in prior years examined successful pro- Partnerships, one of the largest studies conducted grams at community colleges and minority- with community partners.This qualitative study serving institutions, focused this year on com- describes the perspectives of 100 experienced prehensive universities. Results were published community organizations working with diverse in a special issue of Metropolitan Universities higher education institutions, including bene- (Spring 2006). Recognizing that different cate- fits, challenges, motivations for involvement, gories of schools serve different missions, stu- and recommendations for higher education. dent bodies, and communities, the project Results are available at www.cacampuscom- focuses on models that highlight individual pact.org/ cacc_programs/community_cam- strengths while remaining applicable across pus_partnership/index.html. institutional types. More information may be found at www.compact.org/indicators. NEW BOOKS Students as Colleagues: Expanding the Circle of Research University Initiative. A national confer- Service-Learning Leadership. This seminal vol- ence convened by Campus Compact and the ume takes service-learning to a new level by Jonathan M.Tisch College of Citizenship and demonstrating how it can meet its academic Public Service at Tufts University resulted in the and community goals while developing student publication of a leadership agenda titled New leaders. Models from campuses across the Times Demand New Scholarship. Campus Compact is country offer successful practices for recruiting coordinating ongoing work to increase civic and training student leaders in service-learning, engagement among a network of research uni- using students to staff key administrative posi- versities. More information, including the full tions, and establishing student-faculty partner-
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 15 ships to design and run community-based courses. Edited by Edward Zlotkowski, Nicholas V. Longo, and James R. Williams.
Raise Your Voice: A Student Guide to Creating Positive Social Change. This hands-on guide speaks directly to student leaders seeking to improve the effectiveness of their engaged work while enhancing their academic and civic learning. Based on activities developed for Campus Compact’s hugely successful Raise Your Voice civic action campaign, SERVI E OF CE-L CL EA R RN CI I E N H G T L which mobilized hundreds of thousands of E G A N D I E D R N S A H P I students across the country, this book is full X P E of targeted strategies, tools, and activities for LeadershiStudents as Colleaguesp Edited by: Edward Zlotkowski organizing change on campus. Nicholas V. Longo James R. Williams
Lessons Learned on the Road to Student Civic Engagement. Written by five Raise Your Voice student leaders, this volume offers a frank dis- cussion of barriers to engagement and how to overcome them, including ways to collaborate, cut through bureaucracy, and mobilize stu- dents, as well as a new working definition of civic engagement, a look at the role of higher education in fostering engagement and prepar- ing students for public life, and ideas for how to begin the process of building an engaged campus.
A STUDENT GUIDE T MAKING POSITIVE The Thin Book of Service-Learning for Faculty. SOCIAL CHANGE Editors: Created by Indiana Campus Compact Faculty Richard E. Cone Abby Kiesa Fellows, this book offers best practices, case Nicholas V. Longo studies, references, and electronic links to assist novice service-learning practitioners in devel- oping, refining, and assessing service-learning. For more information In an engaging, easy to understand format, the about Campus manual also advances the concepts of a recur- Compact’s books and other printed resources, sive model of service-learning that combines see www.compact.org/ assessment and pedagogical theory. publications.
“We want to develop a student leadership program to provide support to our local agencies…. The Campus Compact material was the most useful resource thus far. Thank you!”
LEEANN BROWN BONNER SCHOLARS DIRECTOR WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 16 Policy and Advocacy Learn and Serve America. The only federal pro- In its policy work, Campus Compact strives gram that supports service-learning in higher both to affect legislation relating to civic education, Learn and Serve provides a 4-to-1 engagement in higher education and to support return on investment in services provided by more informed participation by those on our students.This year Campus Compact champi- member campuses. Advocacy efforts extend oned funding for this important program with beyond legislators to inform education, media, letter campaigns, visits to key legislators, and business, and community leaders of the public other activities in partnership with Service- benefit of higher education. A sampling of state Learning United and Voices for National and national policy work follows. Service.
Online Policy Tools. Campus Compact’s national Civic Service. Indiana Campus Compact part- website includes a host of new tools to help nered with the Indiana Secretary of State’s members get informed, including policy office in creating a statewide initiative to train updates, information on federal funding for students as poll workers. In addition, as co- service-learning, work-study resources, legisla- sponsor of the Governor’s Conference on tive contact information, and more. See Service and Volunteerism, Indiana Campus www.compact.org/policy. Compact turned a state spotlight on the role of its members in strengthening Indiana’s communities.
BELOW: Kansas state governor Kathleen Sebelius with Kansas Campus Compact VISTAs, who provide direct service in the state as well as recruiting volunteers.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 17 Maine College of Art student Martha Miller with a group por- trait of Portland High students involved in Roll Models, an after school art program. The program was developed as part of a service-learning class funded by a grant from Maine Campus Compact.
Educating for Democracy. Maine Campus Compact partnered with the state Department of Education, the KIDS Consortium, Bates College, the University of Maine’s Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center, and the University of Pennsylvania to gather more than 50 Maine policy- makers and practitioners in a series of first-ever “Educating for Democracy” meetings to explore policies that support (or hinder) civic learning/engagement and to generate K-16 partnership oppor- tunities.
“Minnesota Campus Careers in the Common Good. Montana Campus Compact sponsored a Compact knows how to “Careers in the Common Good” training session for college students broker relationships that that drew a range of key state policymakers, including the Secretary produce mutual benefits of State, several department heads, and Governor’s cabinet officials, who saw first-hand the work of their higher education institutions in for all involved. This skill promoting the public good. is essential in developing partnerships that deliver Legislative Support for Service. With assistance from the Albany office of the Council for Independent Colleges and Universities, New York results.” Campus Compact worked with state legislators to pass a resolution DAVID REILING supporting higher education and community service.The resolution UNIVERSITY BANK cites the activities of NYCC and its member campuses in promoting student volunteerism and leadership, campus and community collab- orations, service-learning, and civic engagement to the betterment of public life in New York.
State and National Outreach. Washington Campus Compact has made outreach to policymakers a priority, informing them of members’ contributions to the state and in turn receiving legislative support. For example, WACC received letter from two U.S. senators and seven U.S. representatives as well as the governor of Washington in support of its Learn and Serve and AmeriCorps proposals.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 18 Awards & Recognition Campus Compact recognizes the outstanding engagement work of students, faculty mem- bers, community service staff, and others at our member schools with a range of awards that bring widespread attention to these efforts. Nearly all of our 31 state offices have awards programs, and members are also eligible for three national Compact awards. Additional recognition opportunities are available through Campus Compact’s partnerships with govern- ment agencies and foundations.
President’s Honor Roll. During Campus Compact’s 20th anniversary celebration, the inaugural President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll was presented to six campuses, all of them Campus Compact members: California State University-Monterey Bay, Elon University, and Indiana University- Perdue University Indianapolis for general community service; and Jackson State University, Louisiana State University, and Tulane University for hurricane relief.This fed- eral program was open to all of higher educa- tion, and more than 500 colleges and universi- ties applied.
Thomas Ehrlich Faculty Award for Service- Learning.This year’s national faculty award went to William C. Oakes of Purdue University for his work in establishing the Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS) pro- gram. EPICS has 80 long- and short-term com- munity projects ranging from improving water quality to expanding technology education among youths.
“It takes great courage to take on challenges TOP FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: 2006 Thomas Ehrlich Faculty Award for Service-Learning recipient William C. Oakes of when everyone tells you things are hopeless Purdue University (IN); 2006 Howard R. Swearer Student or you don’t have all the answers at the Humanitarian Award recipients Mitzellah Ah-Fook of ready. Minnesota Campus Compact Edmonds Community College (WA), Steven Cartwright of the University of Notre Dame (IN), Haamid “Happy” embraces a leadership role in these Johnson of Georgetown University (DC), Timothy Kummer tough times. That’s heroic in my book.” of Marquette University (WI), and Sonia Schwartz of Tulane University (LA); 2006 Frank Newman Leadership CAL LARSON, STATE SENATOR (MN) Award recipients Kendell Newman of Williams College (MA) and Eric Ross of Houston Community College (TX).
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 19 Howard R. Swearer Student Humanitarian Award. building an engaged campus and addressing Five outstanding students received this year’s community issues. MACC also created the Real award: Mitzellah Ah-Fook of Edmonds Change student award, in which students iden- Community College, who created the Rolling tify a community issue and create a plan to Tritons wheelchair basketball club; Steven address it.Three winning students received Cartwright of the University of Notre Dame, funding to implement their plan. who established a youth program to develop community action; Haamid “Happy” Johnson Inaugural North Carolina Awards. North Carolina of Georgetown University, who launched Campus Compact created two new awards pro- BlanketNewOrleans.org;Timothy Kummer of grams, the Community Service/Service- Marquette University, who formed a nonprofit Learning Professional of the Year Award and the to raise AIDS awareness; and Sonia Swartz of Robert L. Sigmon Service-Learning Award to Tulane University, who created two local service recognize outstanding work in the state. organizations. New Oregon Engagement Awards. Oregon Frank Newman Leadership Award. This award Campus Compact established three new awards helps students with outstanding commitment for exemplary engagement work of faculty, stu- to public service, academic achievement, and dents, and community-based organizations: the demonstrated financial need remain in school Judith Ramaley Faculty Award for Community- and realize their potential as civic leaders.This based Learning, the Dan Moriarty Community year’s award went to Kendell Newman of Partner Award, and the Faith Gabelnick Student Williams College, who teamed with local farm- Leadership Award. ers to create a food economy class, build urban gardens, and open dialogues about food securi- ty and sustainability; and Eric Ross of Houston Community College, who works with local youths and the homeless to overcome illiteracy and raises awareness through public speaking.
Illinois Carter Partnership Awards. Illinois Campus Compact is one of several state Compact offices to team with the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Foundation to present state campus-community partnership awards, open to Campus Compact members only.This year’s Illinois Carter Partnership awards, presented during Campus Compact’s 20th anniversary, went to Southern Illinois University and The Women’s Center; Dominican University and San Miguel Schools; and a collaboration among Illinois State University, Illinois Wesleyan University, and McLean County Habitat for Humanity. Madeliene M. Kunin Award winner Jamila Headley with Vermont Governor Jim Douglas and Saint Joint MA and RI Awards. Massachusetts Campus Michael's College President Marc vanderHeyden at Compact (MACC) teamed with Rhode Island Vermont Campus Compact’s Gala at the State House. Campus Compact to provide 10 Raise Your Voice/Presidential Activity Awards to students to support events exploring students’ roles in
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 20 Community Service scholars from Wittenberg University (OH) help members of the staff prepare boxes for local food pantries during the Make a Difference Day.
Funding for Campus Engagement Community Food Systems. Oregon This year Campus Compact’s state and national offices Campus Compact provided $74,000 raised more than $13 million to advance campus-based in grants to help member campuses service, service-learning, and civic engagement efforts. In create innovative programs to address addition to funding Campus Compact’s research, training, community food issues. Other work and resources for the field, these funds paid for VISTAs in this area included sponsoring a placed on campus by state Compact offices, sub-grants regional “Crops to Classroom” sym- and mini-grants to member schools, technical assistance posium involving local businesses, with campus grants, and a host of other member services. farmers, and food banks and conven- Following are a few examples. ing higher education, community, and legislative leaders in a statewide California Engagement Funding. California Campus symposium on strengthening com- Compact provided member campuses with more than munity food systems. $800,000 in grants, scholarships, and other direct fund- ing for engaged work. Members that received funding Community-based Research. With a got an average of $25,250 each. Learn and Serve grant from Massachusetts Campus Compact, Pine NY/PA Consortium. With funding from Learn and Serve Manor College was able to incorpo- America, New York Campus Compact and Pennsylvania rate community-based research into Campus Compact have established a consortium to estab- courses in psychology and social and lish and expand regional networks and transform institu- political systems, which has led to a tions through service-learning in the academic disci- multi-year partnership to help at-risk plines.Through sub-grants to members and community students at a local urban middle partners as well as regional and discipline networks, the school. consortium expects to establish 75 new campus-commu- nity partnerships, tutor 1,500 K-12 students, and bring The People Speak. Through a UN 1,500 college students into service-learning. Foundation grant, North Carolina Campus Compact provided mini- Vermont Return on Investment. According to Vermont grants to 13 member campuses, Campus Compact calculations, members see a five-fold bringing more than 1,760 individu- return on their dues investment in services, grants, and als together in civic dialogues as part other benefits. of a nationwide discussion of America’s role in the world.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 21 Leadership Presidents, students, faculty, and forming effective partner- Development and community service staff, ships, the institute focuses Student leadership develop- including strategies for organ- on developing the role of ment is an important institu- izing change, leadership mod- these professionals as leaders tional goal for Campus els, sample speeches, faculty on campus and in the com- Compact’s member colleges development programs, munity. and universities, and many of research on policy issues, Service Leaders. Kansas our initiatives focus on help- views on the future of campus Campus Compact’s Volunteers ing students develop the skills engagement, and more. See in Service to America (VISTA) they need to make a difference www.compact.org. program, the largest in the while in school and after Professional Development for state, focuses on leadership graduation. Campus Compact’s Community Service Staff. The development of students initiatives are designed not third annual Campus Compact involved in service and serv- only to create student leaders professional development ice-learning through intensive but also to develop civic lead- institute for service and serv- training, initiatives such as ership among other campus ice-learning professionals Certification in Service- constituencies. reached staff members from Learning, and a focus on pro- New Web-based Tools. Campus across the country and moting partnerships that Compact’s national website beyond. In addition to nuts- address community-identified now includes information and-bolts training in areas issues at the local, national, organized specifically for such as working with faculty and global levels.
“My own service-learning experience helped me to change my undergraduate major to social work. As a student leader with the program, I gained so many skills that helped me to be successful as a social worker and change agent after graduation…. Now I help student workers develop these same skills and find the same passion for creating posi- tive change.”
KIM JENSEN ASSISTANT SERVICE-LEARNING ADMINISTRATOR MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY
Michigan Campus Compact Executive Director Amy Smitter (L) with Delta College (MI) President Jean Goodnow, signing Campus Compact’s President’s Declaration on the Civic Responsibility of Higher Education.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 22 VISTA Program Leaders. Ten Oregon Campus Compact VISTAs led alternative spring break trips to the Gulf Coast and other areas.They mobilized hundreds of students to rebuild in neighborhoods devastated by Hurricane Katrina and to address hunger and home- lessness issues.
Leaders Creating Leaders. With the help of a Rhode Island Campus Compact Learn and Serve America grant, some 400 Johnson and Wales University stu- dents worked at 10 city K-12 schools through service and service-learning programs in a variety of roles. At one elementary school, J&W students developed and piloted a year-long Young Leaders after-school pro- gram to teach leadership skills.
“The experience I had through AmeriCorps I will remember forever. I was able to better my own communication skills, which will help me in my future career as a registered nurse, and I was inspired by all the women who showed me that where there is a will, there truly is a way.” Michigan State University students engage in MONTANA CAMPUS COMPACT AMERICORPS MEMBER service in a variety of settings.
“The experience of interacting with some of the [homeless] people on the streets…was an eye-opener. You leave those types of experiences with a mix of emotions—hope, disgust, love, grief—but I also always leave motivated to do more.”
TARYN ANDERSON OHIO CAMPUS COMPACT VISTA CAPITAL UNIVERSITY
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 23 “The growth of the Compact in its 20 years is extraordinary. The leadership exhibited by each of the Compact’s celebrating executive directors, its 20 years staff members, and national board members has created a strong and powerful organization.”
Two High-Impact Events DAVID EISNER, CEO CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL In 2005–2006, Campus Compact celebrated its 20th year of working AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
with colleges and universities to build strong communities while and educating responsible leaders.The anniversary year began with a AMY COHEN, DIRECTOR 2005 kick-off event in Washington, DC, at which legislators joined LEARN AND SERVE AMERICA foundation and education leaders in honoring higher education’s role in advancing civic engagement. Member Presidents took the opportu- (from their Campus Compact nity to discuss the vital work they do in communities with their Visioning Essay, 2006) Congressional representatives, both at the event and in subsequent visits to Capitol Hill.
In October 2006, the national Campus Compact organization, in conjunction with the Illinois Campus Compact office, hosted a two- day event in Chicago that brought together higher education, busi- ness, civic, philanthropic, and media leaders to honor the public work of colleges and universities. More than 1,000 participants, including 75 Campus Compact member Presidents, attended the event, which included a gala dinner and a day- long Visioning Summit to explore the future of cam- pus engagement.
These events marked a great beginning for Campus Compact’s next two decades of helping campuses embed civic and community engage- ment into their teaching, learning, and research.
U.S. Senator John Kerry addresses education, government, and foundation leaders at Campus Compact’s 20th anniversary kick-off event in October 2005.
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Many world and national leaders addressed the role of higher education in civic and community life during Campus Compact’s 20th anniversary celebrations in 2005 and 2006. Among those in attendance were (Top left to right): Nonprofit and community leader Michelle Obama; Corporation for National and Community Service CEO David Eisner; former First Lady Rosalynn Carter; former New Hampshire governor and current director of the Institute of Politics at Harvard Jeanne Shaheen; Georgetown University President John J. DeGioia; Chicago Sun-Times columnist Laura Washington; U.S. Representative Allen Boyd; Florida Campus Compact Executive Director Dee Dee Rasmussen; and former President of Ireland Mary Robinson.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 25 Two Decades of Assessing Service-Learning and Civic Accomplishments Engagement, as well as training at Over the past 20 years, Campus the local, state, regional, and Compact has mobilized tens of national levels, Campus Compact thousands of higher education has helped move service-learning leaders to make civic engage- into the mainstream of higher ment a priority. During this time, education. the organization had engaged Research conducted through ini- more than 20 million students to tiatives such as the Indicators of serve in their communities. Engagement Project and the Some other key accomplish- work of Campus Compact’s ments: engaged scholars has established benchmarks for successful civic Through seminal resources such engagement programs, generated as the Introduction to Service-Learning discipline-based resources, and Jacksonville University (FL) Toolkit,Fundamentals of Service- created models and assessment students on a service-learning Learning Course Construction, and tools to guide practice. trip in the Phillipines.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 26 Campus Compact’s student ini- spectrum of higher education Partnerships with key tiatives have engaged millions exchange information on groups—such as the of students in service and effective structures, approach- Association of American service-learning while helping es, and practices, often saving Colleges and Universities, them seek an understanding of years of development time. Service-Learning United, the the underlying causes of the American College Personnel issues their service addresses. Working with leading practi- Association, and Idealist/ Resources for students, includ- tioners from across higher COOL, as well as discipline ing The New Student Politics, Raise education, Campus Compact associations, accreditation Your Voice, and Students as has created a national training bodies, and foundations—have Colleagues link academic learn- curriculum for community positioned us to make a major ing, community work, and service and service-learning impact on standards for and civic engagement in ways that staff to increase the efficiency recognition of campus engage- promote effective action. and effectiveness of their work ment efforts. as well as to help them devel- Extensive research into the op as professionals. benefits of campus-communi- ty partnerships for all Campus Compact state and involved, and into successful national awards have honored partnership practices, has been hundreds of outstanding stu- a major force in the huge dents and faculty members for upsurge of partnership activity. their leadership in advancing From 2000 to 2005 alone, the campus engagement, bringing number of Campus Compact national attention to not only member campuses with one to individual winners but also or more community partner- to the role of their institutions ships increased from 68% to in supporting their work. 98%, aided by influential Compact funding for commu- Campus Compact resources nity-based outreach has such as Benchmarks for Campus- exceeded $40 million in the Community Partnerships and The past decade, including more Promise of Partnerships. than $13 million raised in the Campus Compact’s vast online 2005–2006 year alone. databases of program models Millions of dollars have been and service-learning syllabi passed directly to member provide a forum for colleges campuses to help develop and universities across the service and service-learning programs.
“With gratitude for helping us prepare college students for lives grounded in civic engagement, we wish you the very best as you chart the course for the next two decades of Campus Compact.”
ROD R. BLAGOJEVICH, GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS
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Financials REVENUE In contrast to past years, this year we are reporting revenues and expendi- tures for the national Campus State funds Compact office and our 31 state 11% offices combined.This new approach Membership dues 21% is designed to allow readers to get a Foundations sense of the organization’s overall fis- 11% cal status and approach, including where revenues are derived (just 21% Fees & contributions 14% VISTA/Americorps from membership dues) and how 25% they are spent. Learn & Serve In FY06, Campus Compact’s national 18% and state offices raised just under $13.2 million, with the majority by far (60%) going toward member services such as networking and con- vening, AmeriCorps/VISTA place- ment, resource development, individ- EXPENSES ual campus consultation, and state- level program development and Publications Fundraising & Grants to advocacy.An additional 12% went and research directly to member campuses in the administration members form of grants; 10% went toward 5% 13% 12% training activities; 5% toward publi- Training cations and research; and 13% 10% toward fundraising and administra- tion.
Member services 60%
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 28 Our Supporters Corporation for National & The impact Campus Compact has Community Service made on the lives of students and the community members they serve Learn and Serve America would not be nearly as great without the contributions of foundations, Ariel Capital Management, LLC corporations, government agencies, and individuals who care about the Carnegie Corporation of New York role of higher education in preparing the next generation of responsible The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund leaders. Our thanks go out to the The Ford Foundation following funders for their generous support of our work at the national The Joyce Foundation level. The Kettering Foundation
KPMG Foundation
LaSalle Bank
The McCormick Tribune Foundation
The Andrew W.Mellon Foundation
Montana The People Speak State University- Bozeman students help The Pew Charitable Trusts Habitat for Humanity build houses for New Orleans evacuees The Sallie Mae Fund while in Alexandria, Louisiana, in March 2006 through an alternative Spring Break The Spencer Foundation program organized by the MSU-Bozeman Office for Community Involvement. TIAA-CREF
TOSA Foundation
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 29 Our Hosts and Collaborative Partners Campus Compact’s host institutions and collaborative partners provide space and services for our national and state offices. We thank them all for their ongoing support. Brown University Bates College Messiah College National Campus Maine Campus Compact Pennsylvania Campus Compact Compact Tufts University San Francisco State University Massachusetts Campus Rhode Island School of Design California Campus Compact Rhode Island Campus Compact Compact ConnectMichigan Alliance Regis University Michigan Campus St. Edward’s University Colorado Campus Compact Texas Campus Compact Compact Augsburg College Utah State Board of Regents University of Hartford Minnesota Campus Utah Campus Compact Connecticut Campus Compact Compact Middlebury College Missouri State University Vermont Campus Florida State University Missouri Campus Compact Compact Florida Campus Compact University of Montana Western Washington University University of Hawaii-Manoa Montana Campus Compact Washington Campus Hawaii Pacific Islands Compact Campus Compact New Hampshire College and University Council West Virginia Higher Education DePaul University Campus Compact for Policy Commission Illinois Campus Compact New Hampshire West Virginia Campus Compact Indiana University-Purdue Cornell University University Indianapolis New York Campus University of Wisconsin- Indiana Campus Compact Compact Parkside Wisconsin Campus Wartburg College Elon University Compact Iowa Campus Compact North Carolina Campus Compact Kansas State University “FSU is proud to serve as the host campus Kansas Campus Compact Denison University for Florida Campus Compact. Florida Ohio Campus Compact Campus Compact is an outstanding Northern Kentucky University Kentucky Campus Oklahoma State Regents for organization through which I am very Compact Higher Education pleased to be able to join with other col- Oklahoma Campus lege and university Presidents in the Southeastern Louisiana Compact University effort to make significant contributions to Louisiana Campus Portland State University our state while educating and equipping Compact Oregon Campus Compact students for a life of civic engagement.”
T.K. WETHERELL, PRESIDENT FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 30 structuregovernance and
Campus Compact comprises a national office National Board of Directors based in Providence, RI, and 31 affiliated state offices.The national Campus Compact office BOARD CHAIR Teresa Iannaconi operates as an independent nonprofit organiza- John J. DeGioia KPMG LLP tion under the Brown University umbrella. It is Georgetown Martin Jischke governed by a set of by-laws, drafted by Brown University Purdue University University and approved by the Board of Directors in 1998. VICE-CHAIRS John Keating University of The Board of Directors of the national Campus Jane A. Karas Wisconsin-Parkside Compact organization is made up of college Flathead Valley Community College and university Presidents as well as business, Leo Lambert foundation, and community leaders. In keeping Toni Murdock Elon University with the profile of Campus Compact’s mem- Antioch University bership, Board Presidents represent a geograph- Tashia Morgridge ically and institutionally diverse group of cam- TOSA Foundation puses.The Board meets twice a year to set orga- BOARD MEMBERS nizational goals, priorities, and policy. Louis Albert James Ortiz Pima Community Southern Maine Campus Compact extends its thanks to Board College Community College members at the state and national level, whose dedication has allowed the organization and its Lawrence S. Bacow John Rogers mission to thrive. Tufts University Ariel Capital Management, Inc. Juliet Garcia University of Texas at Richard Rush Brownsville California State University, Channel Amy Gutmann Islands University of Pennsylvania Michael J. Sheeran, S.J. Regis University Judith Hansen Southwestern Oregon James Votruba Community College Northern Kentucky University
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Campus Compact’s membership has con- 1,200 tinued to grow, surpassing 1,000 mem- GROWTH OF CAMPUS COMPACT, 1985–2006 ber colleges and universities in FY2006. Our membership reflects the full range of diversity in higher education, includ- 2006 ing public and private, two-year and 1,000 1,045 members four-year, rural and urban institutions serving students and communities of all types. 800 Our member Presidents are committed to making a difference on their campus- es and in their communities.They demonstrate this commitment not just by paying membership dues to support 600 this work but also by forming partner- ships with local K-12 schools and com- munity organizations; offering courses that incorporate community work; pro- 400 viding structures to organize and sup- port student service; rewarding students and faculty for engaged work; and speaking and writing publicly on the 200 value of civic engagement.
Campus Compact’s member services help campuses maximize their impact at the local, state, regional, and national 0 levels. For information on the benefits 1985 1990 1995 2000 2006 of membership and how to join, see www.compact.org/membership.
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 32 Member Campuses “With the support of resources such (as of June 2007) as Campus Compact, we look for- For the most up-to-date list of members, ward to developing an exemplary please see www.compact.org/membership Center for Service-Learning and Volunteering.” ALABAMA ARKANSAS California State KATE M. O’NEILL, INTERIM EXECUTIVE CAMPUS University, Fullerton Birmingham-Southern University of Arkansas President Milton DIRECTOR, UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO-TAOS College at Little Rock Gordon President G. David Chancellor Joel Pollick Anderson California State University, Long Beach Spring Hill College University of Arkansas Humboldt State San Francisco State President F. King President Gregory Main Campus University University Alexander Lucey, S.J Chancellor John White President Rollin President Robert California State Richmond Corrigan The University of CALIFORNIA University, Los Angeles Alabama La Sierra University San Jose State President James Rosser President Robert Witt Azusa Pacific President Lawrence University University California State Geraty President Don Kassing The University of President Jon Wallace University, Alabama at Laney College Santa Clara University Monterey Bay Birmingham Barstow Community President Frank Chong President Paul Locatelli President Dianne President Carol College Harrison Garrison President Clifford Brock Loyola Marymount Sonoma State University University California State Cal Polytechnic State President Robert President Ruben ALASKA University, Northridge U, San Luis Obispo Lawton Arminana President Jolene Koester University of Alaska President Warren Baker Mills College Stanford University Anchorage California State Cal State Polytechnic President Janet President John Chancellor Fran University, Sacramento University, Pomona Holmgren Hennessy Ulmer President Alexander President J. Michael Gonzalez Ortiz MiraCosta College University of AMERICAN SAMOA President Victoria California, Berkeley California State California College of Munoz Richart Chancellor Robert American Samoa University, San the Arts Birgeneau Community College Bernardino President Michael Roth Mount St. Mary’s President Adele Satele- President Albert Karnig College University of Galeai California Maritime President Jacqueline California, Davis California State Academy Powers Doud Chancellor Larry University, San Marcos ARIZONA President William Vanderhoef President Karen Haynes Eisenhardt Notre Dame de Namur Arizona State University University of California State University California State President John Oblak California, Los Angeles University, Stanislaus President Michael Crow University, Bakersfield Chancellor Gene Block President Hamid President Horace Occidental College Chandler Gilbert Shirvani Mitchell President Susan Prager University of Community College California, San Diego De Anza College President Maria Hesse California State Pitzer College/ Chancellor Marye President Brian University, Channel Claremont Anne Fox Paradise Valley Murphy Islands President Laura Community College Skandera Trombley University of President Richard Rush Dominican University President Mary California, San of California Kathryn Kickels California State Point Loma Nazarene Francisco President Joseph Fink University, Chico University Chancellor J. Michael Pima Community President Bob Brower President Paul Zingg Evergreen Valley Bishop College College President Louis Albert California State Saint Mary’s College of University of David Wain Coon University, Dominguez California California, Santa Cruz Prescott College President Ron Hills Glendale Community Chancellor George President Daniel Gallagher President James Lyons College Blumenthal Garvey President Audre Levy California State San Diego State University of University University, Fresno Holy Names University California, Santa President Stephen President John Welty President Rosemarie Barbara Weber Nassif Chancellor Henry Yang
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 33 University of Redlands University of Colorado DELAWARE Florida International Ringling School of Art President Stuart Dorsey at Denver and Health University & Design University of Delaware Sciences Center President Modesto President Larry President David Roselle University of San Chancellor M. Roy Maidique Thompson Diego Wilson President Mary Lyons FLORIDA Florida Keys Rollins College University of Denver Community College President Lewis Duncan Barry University University of San Chancellor Robert President Jill President Linda Francisco Coombe Landesberg-Boyle Saint Leo University President Stephen Bevilacqua President Arthur Kirk Privett University of Northern Florida Southern Brevard Community Colorado College Santa Fe Community College University of Southern President Kay Norton President Anne Kerr College California President James Blake President Jackson Sasser President Steven Sample Florida State University CONNECTICUT Broward Community President T.K. South Florida University of the College Community College Briarwood College Wetherell Pacific President J. David President Norman President Lynn Alan President Donald Armstrong Hillsborough Stephens Brooks DeRosa Community College Central Florida Southeastern College Connecticut College President Gwendolyn Westmont College Community College President Mark Rutland President Leo Higdon Stephenson President Stan Gaede President Charles St. Petersburg College Eastern Connecticut Dassance Indian River Whittier College President Carl Kuttler State University Community College President Sharon Chipola College President Elsa Nunez President Edwin Massey Herzberger President Gene Prough St. Thomas University President Franklyn Fairfield University Jacksonville University Daytona Beach Casale COLORADO President Jeffrey von President Kerry Community College Arx Romesburg Stetson University Colorado Christian President D. Kent President H. Douglas University Naugatuck Valley Sharples Lake-Sumter Lee President William Community College Community College Eckerd College Armstrong President Richard President Charles President Donald Tallahassee Sanders Mojock Community College Colorado College Eastman President William Law President Richard Norwalk Community Miami Dade College Flagler College Celeste College President Eduardo President William University of Central President David Padrón Florida Colorado State Abare Levinson President John Hitt University New College of Florida Florida A&M President Larry Penley Quinnipiac University President Gordon University University of Florida President John Lahey Michalson President J. Bernard Colorado State President James H. Machen University at Pueblo Three Rivers Ammons North Florida President Joseph Garcia Community-Technical Community College Florida Atlantic University of Miami College President Morris Steen President Donna Fort Lewis College University President Grace Jones Shalala President Brad Bartel President Frank Brogan Nova Southeastern Trinity College University University of North Mesa State College Florida Community Acting President Borden President Ray Ferrero Florida President Timothy College at Jacksonville Painter President John Delaney Foster President Steven Palm Beach Tunxis Community Wallace Community College University of South Naropa University College President Dennis Gallon Florida President Thomas Florida Gulf Coast President Cathryn Addy President Judy Genshaft Coburn University Pasco-Hernando University of Interim President Community College University of Tampa Regis University Connecticut Dick Pegenetter President Katherine President Ronald President Michael President Philip Austin Johnson Vaughn Sheeran Florida Hospital University of Hartford College of Health Pensacola Junior University of West University of President Walter Sciences College Florida Colorado at Boulder Harrison President David President G. Tom President John Chancellor Greenlaw Delaino Cavanaugh G.P. Peterson Wesleyan University President Douglas Florida Institute of Polk Community Valencia Community University of Colorado Bennet Technology College College at Colorado Springs President Anthony President Eileen P. President Sanford Chancellor Pamela Yale University Catanese Holden Shugart Shockley-Zalabak President Richard Levin
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 34 Warner Southern GUAM ILLINOIS Loyola University of University of Illinois at College Chicago Springfield Guam Community Aurora University President Greg Hall President Michael Chancellor Richard D. College President Rebecca Garanzini Ringeisen President Herominiano Sherrick GEORGIA de los Santos McKendree College University of Illinois Benedictine University President James Dennis Urbana–Champaign Agnes Scott College President William HAWAII Chancellor Richard President Elizabeth Kiss Carroll Brigham Young Millikin University Herman President Douglas Berry College University-Hawaii College of DuPage Zemke University of St. President Stephen President Eric President Sunil Chand Briggs Francis Shumway National-Louis College of Lake President Michael University Brenau University Chaminade University County Vinciguerra Richard Pappas President Ed Schrader of Honolulu President Richard Fonte Western Illinois President Sue Civille- North Central College Columbus State Columbia College of University Wesselkamper President Harold Wilde University Chicago President Alvin President Frank Brown Hawaii Community President Warrick Northwestern Goldfarb Emory University College Carter University President James Wagner Chancellor Rockne President Henry Bienen INDIANA Freitas Concordia University Georgia College & President John Johnson Oakton Community Anderson University Hawaii Pacific College President James State University DePaul University University President Margaret Lee Edwards President Dorothy President Dennis Leland President Chatt Wright Holtschneider Parkland College Ball State University Honolulu Community Interim President President Jo Ann Gora Georgia Southwestern Dominican University College Thomas Ramage State University President Donna Butler University President Michael Chancellor Ramsey Carroll Rend Lake College President Bobby Fong Hanes Pedersen President Mark Kern Elmhurst College DePauw University Kennesaw State Kapiolani Community President Bryant Rockford College President Robert University College Cureton Interim President Bottoms President Dan Papp Chancellor John Richard Kneedler Morton Harold Washington Earlham College Morehouse College College Roosevelt University President Douglas President Walter Kauai Community President John Wozniak President Charles Bennett Massey College Middleton Chancellor Peggy Cha Illinois Campus Franklin College North Georgia College Compact Saint Xavier University President James & State University Leeward Community President Paul President Judith Dwyer Moseley President David Potter College Chancellor Mark Pribbenow Southern IL University, Holy Cross College North Georgia Silliman Illinois College Carbondale President Richard Technical College President Axel Steuer Chancellor Walter Gilman President Ruth Nichols Maui Community Wendler College Provost Flo Illinois Institute of Indiana Purdue Fort Oglethorpe University Wiger Technology Southern IL University, Wayne President Lawrence President Lewis Collens Edwardsville Chancellor Michael Schall University of Hawaii at Vaughn Vandergrift Wartell Hilo Illinois State University Piedmont College Chancellor Rose Tseng President Al Bowman The University of Indiana State President W. Ray Cleere Chicago University University of Hawaii Illinois Wesleyan President of the President Lloyd Spelman College System Office Interim University University Robert Benjamin, III President Beverly President David President Richard Zimmer Daniel Tatum McClain Wilson Indiana University University of Georgia Trinity Christian Bloomington IDAHO John A. Logan College College President Michael President Michael Robert Mees Adams Boise State University President Steven McRobbie Timmermans President Bob Kustra Lake Forest College Indiana University East Wesleyan Stephen Schutt College–Georgia Lewis-Clark State University of Illinois at Chancellor Nasser President Ruth Knox College Lewis University Chicago Paydar Chancellor Sylvia President Dene Thomas President James Gaffney Indiana University Young Harris College Manning Interim President John University of Idaho Lincoln Land Kokomo Wells President Timothy Community College Chancellor Ruth Person White President Charlotte Warren
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 35 Indiana University Ivy Tech Community University of Notre Luther College University of Kansas Northwest College of Indiana– Dame President Richard Chancellor Robert Chancellor Bruce Richmond President John Jenkins, Torgerson Hemenway Bergland Chancellor James Steck C.S.C. Marshalltown University of Saint Indiana University Ivy Tech Community University of Saint Community College of Mary South Bend College of Indiana– Francis Iowa Valley President Diane Steele Chancellor Una Mae Sellersburg President M. Elise Kriss, Community College Reck Chancellor Rita OSF District KENTUCKY Shourds Chancellor Tim Wynes Indiana University University of Southern Ashland Community Southeast Ivy Tech Community Indiana Morningside College and Technical College Chancellor Sandra College of Indiana– President H. Ray President John Reynders President/CEO Gregory Patterson-Randles Southeast Hoops Adkins Chancellor James Northwestern College IUPU Columbus Vice Helms Valparaiso University President Bruce Bellarmine University Chancellor and Dean President Alan Harre Murphy President Joseph Nasser Paydar Ivy Tech Community McGowan Simpson College College of Indiana– INTERNATIONAL IUPUI Southwest President John Byrd Berea College Chancellor Charles National University of President Larry Shinn Chancellor Daniel University of Iowa Bantz Ireland, Galway Schenk President Gary Fethke President Iognáid Ó Big Sandy Community Ivy Tech Community and Technical College Ivy Tech Community Muircheartaigh Wartburg College College of Indiana– President George College of Indiana– President Jack R. Ohle Bloomington Edwards Wabash Valley IOWA Chancellor John Chancellor Jeff Pittman KANSAS Bluegrass Community Whikehart AIB College of and Technical College Manchester College Business Ivy Tech Community Allen County District President Jo Young President Nancy College of Indiana– Community College President Jim Kerley Switzer Williams Central Indiana President John Masterson Centre College Chancellor Hank Dunn Marian College Allen College President John Roush President Daniel Elsener Chancellor Jerry Ivy Tech Community Butler Community Durham College of Indiana– Martin University College Eastern Kentucky President Jacqueline University Columbus President Boniface Buena Vista University Vietti President Joanne Chancellor John Hogan Hardin President Frederick Glasser Moore Ivy Tech Community Purdue University Fort Hays State University Gateway Community College of Indiana– President France Central College President Edward and Technical College East Central Cordova President David Roe Acting Chancellor Gail Hammond President/CEO Purdue University Clarke College G. Edward Hughes Chesterfield Garden City Calumet President Joanne Community College Georgetown College Ivy Tech Community Chancellor Howard Burrows College of Indiana– Cohen President Carol President William Kokomo Coe College Ballantyne Crouch Purdue University President James Phifer Chancellor Stephen Highland Community Hazard Community Daily North Central Chancellor James Cornell College College and Technical College Ivy Tech Community Dworkin President Leslie Garner President David Reist President and CEO Jay College of Indiana– Box Saint Mary’s College Des Moines Area Independence Lafayette Community College Community College Henderson Chancellor David Bathe President Carol Ann Mooney President Robert President Terry Hetrick Community College Ivy Tech Community Denson President Pat Lake Taylor University Kansas State University College of Indiana– Dordt College President Jon Wefald Kentucky State North Central President Eugene Habecker President Carl Zylstra University Chancellor Virginia Labette Community Mary Sias Calvin University of Evansville Drake University College President David President George Knox Kentucky Wesleyan Ivy Tech Community President Stephen Jennings Maxwell College College of Indiana– Seward County President Anne Cairns Northwest University of Grand View College Community College Federlein Chancellor J. Indianapolis President Kent Henning President Duane Dunn Guadalupe Valtierra President Beverley Pitts Morehead State Iowa Western Southwestern College University Community College President W. Richard President Wayne President Dan Kinney Merriman, Jr. Andrews
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 36 Northern Kentucky Louisiana Delta River Parishes Maine College of Art Maryland Institute, University Community College Community College President James Baker College of Art President James Chancellor Luke Robins Chancellor Joe Ben President Fred Lazarus Votruba Welch Southern Maine Louisiana State Community College Morgan State Pikeville College University South Louisiana President James Ortiz University President Harold Smith Chancellor Sean Community College President Earl O’Keefe Chancellor Jan Brobst University of Maine Richardson Southeast Community President Peter Hoff and Technical College Louisiana State Southeastern Louisiana Mount St. Mary’s President W. Bruce University at University University of Maine University Ayers Alexandria President Randy President Robert President Thomas Chancellor Robert Moffett Kennedy Powell Transylvania University Cavanaugh Southern University at President Charles University of Maine at Towson University Louisiana State New Orleans Shearer Augusta President Robert Caret University Health Chancellor Victor Interim President Union College of Sciences Center Ukpolo Richard Randall University of Kentucky Acting Chancellor Southern University at Maryland–Baltimore President Edward de Larry Hollier University of Maine at County Shreveport Farmington Rosset Louisiana State Chancellor Ray Belton President Freeman President Theodora Hrabowski University of Kentucky University in Southern Univesity Kalikow President Lee Todd Shreveport and A&M College University of University of Maine at Chancellor Vincent Chancellor Edward Maryland–College University of Louisville Machias Marsala Jackson Park James Ramsey Acting President Cindy Louisiana Tech President C. D. Mote Sowela Technical and Huggins University of the University Community College Cumberlands President Daniel President Andrea Lewis University of Maine at MASSACHUSETTS President James Taylor Reneau Presque Isle Miller American Interim President Don Louisiana Technical International College West Kentucky Tulane University Zillman Community and Community College President Scott Cowen President Vincent Technical College System University of Southern Maniaci University of Louisiana President Barbara President Joe May Maine at Lafayette Amherst College Veazey President Donald Louisiana State President Ray President Anthony University in Eunice Zillman Western Kentucky Authement Marx President William J. University York County Nunez III University of Louisiana Assumption College President Gary Ransdell Community College at Monroe President Thomas Loyola University New President Charles Lyons President James Cofer Plough LOUISIANA Orleans President Kevin Wildes University of New MARIANA ISLANDS Babson College Baton Rouge Orleans President Brian Community College McNeese State President Timothy Northern Marianas Barefoot Chancellor Myrtle University Ryan College Dorsey President Robert Hebert President Antonio Benjamin Institute of Xavier University of Deleon Guerrero Technology Bossier Parish Nicholls State Louisiana President Michael Community College University President Norman Taylor Chancellor Tom President Stephen Francis MARYLAND Carleton Hulbert Anne Arundel Bentley College Centenary College of Northwestern State MAINE Community College President Gloria Larson Louisiana University President Martha Smith Bates College Berklee College of President Kenneth President Randall Webb President Elaine Music Schwab Frostburg State Nunez Community Hansen University President Roger Brown Delgado Community College President Jonathan Bowdoin College Berkshire Community College Chancellor Thomas Gibralter Chancellor Alex Warner President Barry Mills College Johns Hopkins President Paul Raverta Johnson Our Lady of Holy Colby College University Cross College President William Boston College Dillard University President William President Anthony J. Adams President William P. President Marvalene Brody DeConciliis Leahy, S.J. Hughes Kennebec Valley Loyola College in Our Lady of the Lake Community College Brandeis University Grambling State Maryland College President Barbara President Jehuda University President Brian President Sandra Woodlee Reinharz President Horace Linnane Judson Harper
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A SEASON OF SERVICE | 38 Mott Community Concordia St. Cloud Technical Cottey College Northwest Missouri College College–Moorhead College President Judy R. State University President M. Richard President Pamela President Joyce Helens Rogers President Dean L. Shaink Jolicoeur Hubbard St. John’s University East Central College Northwood University Concordia University, President Dietrich President Ed Jackson Park University President David Fry St. Paul Reinhart, O.S.B. President Beverly President Robert Holst Fontbonne University Byers-Pevitts Oakland Community St. Mary’s University of President Dennis College Gustavus Adolphus Minnesota Golden Rockhurst University Chancellor Mary College President Craig Franz, President Thomas S. Spangler President James FSC Jefferson College Curran, O.S.F.S. Peterson President Wayne H. Olivet College St. Olaf College Watts Saint Louis University President Donald Tuski Hamline University President David President Lawrence President Linda Hanson Anderson Linn State Technical Biondi, S.J. Saginaw Valley State College University Macalester College University of President Donald M. Southeast Missouri President Eric President Brian Minnesota, Crookston Claycomb State University Gilbertson Rosenberg Chancellor Charles President Kenneth W. Casey Metropolitan Dobbins Schoolcraft College Metropolitan State Community President Conway University University of College–BTC St. Louis Community Jeffress President Wilson Minnesota, Duluth President Gary Sage College–Forest Park Bradshaw Chancellor Kathryn President Morris F. University of Michigan Martin Metropolitan Johnson President Mary Sue Minneapolis College of Community Coleman Art and Design University of College–Blue River St. Louis Community President Michael Minnesota, Morris President Malcolm College–Flo Valley University of O’Keefe Chancellor Jacqueline Wilson President Marcia Michigan–Dearborn Johnson Pfeiffer Chancellor Daniel Little Minnesota State Metropolitan Community and University of Community St. Louis Community Wayne State University Technical College Minnesota, Twin Cities College–Longview College–Meramec President Irvin Reid President Ann President Robert President Fred Grogan President Paul Pai Valentine Bruininks Western Michigan Metropolitan Truman State University Normandale William Mitchell Community University President Diether Community College College of Law College–Maple Woods President Barbara Haenicke President Kathi President and Dean President Merna Dixon Hiyane-Brown Allen Easley Saliman MINNESOTA University of Central North Hennepin Metropolitan Missouri MISSISSIPPI Alexandria Technical Community College Community President Aaron M. College President Ann Wynia Alcorn State University College–Penn Valley Podolesfsky President Kevin Interim President President Bernard Northland Community University of Kopischke Malvin Williams Franklin and Technical College Missouri–Columbia Argosy University President Anne Temte Delta State University Mineral Area College Chancellor Brady J. President William President John Hilpert President Steven Kurtz Deaton Cowan Northwestern College President Alan Cureton Mississippi Valley State Missouri Southern University of Augsburg College University State University Missouri–Rolla Northwestern Health President Paul President Lester President Julio S. Leon Chancellor John F. Sciences University Pribbenow Newman Carney III President Alfred Traina Missouri State Carleton College Tougaloo College University–Springfield University of Rochester Community President Robert Oden President Beverly President Michael T. Missouri–St. Louis and Technical College Jr. Hogan Nietzel Chancellor Thomas F. President Donald George College of St. Benedict Supalla University of Southern Missouri State President Mary Ann Mississippi University–West Plains Washington Saint Paul College Baenninger President Martha Chancellor Drew University–St. Louis President Donovan College of St. Saunders Bennett Chancellor Mark S. Schwichtenberg Wrighton Scholastica Missouri Western State President Larry Southwest Minnesota MISSOURI University Westminster College Goodwin State University Central Methodist President James Scanlon President Fletcher M. President David University Lamkin Danahar President Marianne Inman
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 39 William Jewell College Rocky Mountain Keene State College NEW MEXICO Cornell University President David Sallee College President Helen Giles- President David New Mexico State President Michael Mace Gee Skorton William Woods University University Salish Kootenai College New England College President Michael D’Youville College President Jahnae H. President Joseph Interim President Martin President Denise Roche Barnett McDonald Michele Perkins San Juan College Daemen College The University of NH Institute of Art President Carol Spencer President Martin MONTANA Montana–Helena President Roger Anisman University of New Blackfeet Community College of Technology Williams Mexico Davis College College Dean Daniel Bingham NHCTC–Claremont President David President George Miller, President John Salois The University of Interim President Schmidly III Carroll College Montana–Missoula Harvey Hill University of New Hamilton College President Thomas President George NHCTC–Laconia Mexico, Gallup Branch President Joan Hinde Trebon Dennison President Mark Executive Director Stewart Dawson Community The University of Edelstein Beth Miller Montana–Western Hartwick College College University of New Chancellor Richard NHCTC–Manchester President Richard President James Cargill Mexico–Taos Storey President Darlene Miller, Jr. Flathead Valley Miller Interim Executive Hobart and William Community College University of Great Campus Director Kate NHCTC–Nashua Smith Colleges President Jane Karas Falls O’Neill President Eugene President Lucille Jordan President Mark Gearan Fort Belknap College McAllister NHTI NEW YORK Hofstra University President Carol Falcon- President Lynn President Stuart Chandler Adelphi University NEBRASKA Kilchenstein President Robert Scott Rabinowitz Fort Peck Community Creighton University Plymouth State Barnard College Houghton College College President John Schlegel, University President Judith President Shirley President James Shanley S.J. President Sara Jayne Shapiro Mullen Steen Little Big Horn College University of Nebraska Berkeley College Ithaca College President David Yarlott at Omaha Rivier College President Mildred President Peggy Chancellor John Miles Community President William Garcia Williams College Christensen Farrell Keuka College President Stefani Binghamton University Saint Anselm College President Joseph Burke Hicswa NEVADA President Lois DeFleur President Jonathan Le Moyne College Montana State Nevada State College DeFelice Broome Community Interim President John University–Billings President Fred College Southern New Smarrelli Chancellor Ronald Maryanski President Laurence Hampshire University Sexton Spraggs President Paul LeBlanc Lehman College NEW HAMPSHIRE (CUNY) Montana State Buffalo State College University of New President Ricardo University–Bozeman Antioch University President Muriel Hampshire Fernandez President Geoffrey New England Howard President Mark Gamble President David Caruso Huddleson City College of New Long Island University President David Montana State Chester College of New York Steinberg University–Great Falls England NEW JERSEY President Gregory College of Technology Interim President Williams Marymount Dean Mary Sheehy Robert Baines Monmouth University Clarkson University Manhattan College Moe President Paul Gaffney Colby-Sawyer College President Anthony President Judson Shaver Princeton University Montana State President Thomas Collins Molloy College University–Northern Galligan President Shirley Colgate University President Drew Bogner Chancellor Alex Tilghman Daniel Webster College President Rebecca Mount Saint Mary Capdeville Richard Stockton President Robert Myers Chopp College Montana Tech of The College of New Jersey Dartmouth College Columbia University President Ann Sakac University of Montana President Herman President James Wright President Lee Bollinger Chancellor Frank Saatkamp, Jr. Nassau Community College Gilmore Granite State College State University of Columbia-Greene President Sean Fanelli President Karol LaCroix New Jersey Rutgers Community College President Richard President James McCormick Campion
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 40 Nazareth College of SUNY at New Paltz The College of Saint Johnson C. Smith North Dakota State Rochester President Steven Rose University University President Daan Poskanzer President R. Mark President Dorothy President Joseph Braveman Sullivan Cowser Yancy Chapman SUNY Brockport New York University President John Halstead Ulster Community Lenoir-Rhyne College University of North President John Sexton College President Wayne Powell Dakota SUNY Buffalo President Donald Katt President Charles Niagara University President John Simpson Mars Hill College Kupchella President Joseph Union College President Dan Lunsford Levesque SUNY College at Old President Stephen OHIO Westbury Ainlay Meredith College Nyack College President Calvin Butts, President Maureen Antioch College President Michael III University of Rochester Hartford President Steve Lawry Scales President Joel Seligman SUNY College at North Carolina Central Antioch University Onondaga Community Oneonta Vassar College University Toni Murdock OH College President Alan President Catherine Hill Chancellor James President Debbie Sydow Donovan Ammons Ashland University Wagner College President Frederick Pace University SUNY College of President Richard North Carolina State Finks President Stephen J. Technology at Delhi Guarasci University, Raleigh Friedman President Candace Chancellor James L. Baldwin-Wallace Wells College Vancko Oblinger College Queens College President Lisa Ryerson President Richard Durst President James SUNY Cortland Peace College Muyskens President Erik NORTH CAROLINA President Laura Bowling Green State Bitterbaum Bingham University Rensselaer Polytechnic Appalachian State President Sidney Ribeau Institute SUNY Fredonia University Pfeiffer University President Shirley Ann President Dennis Chancellor Ken Peacock President Charles Case Western Reserve Jackson Hefner Ambrose University Brevard College Interim President Roberts Wesleyan SUNY Geneseo University of North President Drew Van Gregory Eastwood College President Christopher Horn Carolina at Chapel Hill President John Martin Dahl Chancellor James Central Ohio Technical Catawba College Moeser College/OSU–Newark Rochester Institute of SUNY Oswego President Robert Knott President Bonnie Coe Technology President Deborah University of North President Albert Simone Stanley Central Piedmont Carolina At Central State Community College Greensboro University Saint Lawrence SUNY Plattsburgh President P. Anthony Chancellor Patricia President John Garland University President John Ettling Zeiss Sullivan President Daniel Chatfield College SUNY Potsdam Sullivan Duke University University of North President Nancy President John President Richard Carolina at Pembroke Linenkugel, OSF Sarah Lawrence Schwaller Brodhead Chancellor Allen College Cleveland State SUNY Purchase Meadors President Michele East Carolina University President Thomas Tolela Myers University University of North President Michael Schwarz Chancellor Steve Carolina at Schwartz Skidmore College Ballard SUNY Stony Brook Wilmington President Phillip College of Wooster President Shirley Strum Chancellor Rosemary Glotzbach Elon University President R. Stanton Kenny DePaolo President Leo Lambert Hales St. John Fisher College SUNY-Enviromental Wake Forest University President Donald Bain Gardner-Webb Columbus State Science and Forestry President Nathan University Community College St. John’s President Cornelius Hatch President A Frank President Valeriana University–NY Murphy, Jr. Bonner Warren Wilson College Moeller President Donald Syracuse University President William Harrington Greensboro College Cuyahoga Community Chancellor and Pfeiffer President Craven College St. Joseph’s College President Nancy Cantor Williams Western Carolina President Jerry Sue President Elizabeth Hill The College of New Guilford College University Thornton SUNY Albany Rochelle Chancellor John Bardo President Kent Defiance College Officer in Charge President Stephen Chabotar President Gerald Wood Susan B. Herbst Sweeny NORTH DAKOTA High Point University Denison University President Nido Qubein Dickinson State University President Dale Knobel President Lee Vickers
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 41 Heidelberg College Shawnee State Murray State College Rose State College Lewis & Clark College President Dominic University William Pennington President Terry Britton President Thomas Dottavio President Rita Rice Hochstettler Morris Northeastern Rose State College Hiram College Oklahoma A&M President Terry Britton Linfield College President Thomas University of Akron College President Thomas Chema President Luis Proenza President Glenn Mayle Seminole State College Hellie President James Hocking College University of Northeastern State Utterback Linn-Benton President John Light Cincinnati University Community College President Nancy President Larry Southeastern President Rita Cavin John Carroll University Zimpher Williams Oklahoma State President Robert University Northwest Christian Niehoff University of Dayton Northern Oklahoma Interim President Jesse College President Daniel College Snowden President David Wilson Kent State University Curran President Joe Kinzer President Lester Lefton Southern Nazarene Oregon State University of Findlay Northwestern University University Lourdes College President DeBow Freed Oklahoma State President Loren P. President Edward Ray President Robert University Gresham Helmer University of Toledo President Janet Pacific University President Lloyd Jacobs Cunningham Southwestern President Phillip Malone College Oklahoma State Creighton President Ronald Urbana University Oklahoma Baptist University Johnson President Robert Head University President John Hays Portland Community President Mark Brister College Marietta College Walsh University Tulsa Community President Preston President Jean Scott President Richard Oklahoma Christian College Pulliams Jusseaume University President and Chief Mercy College of Portland State Northwest Ohio Wilberforce University President Mike O’Neal Executive Officer Thomas McKeon University President John President Floyd Flake Oklahoma City President Daniel Hayward Wilmington College Community College University of Central Bernstine President Paul Sechrist Oklahoma Miami University President Daniel Reed College President David Hodge DiBiasio President W. Roger Oklahoma City Webb President Colin Diver Mount Union College Wittenberg University University President Tom University of Rogue Community President Richard Giese President Mark College Erickson McDaniel Oklahoma Muskingum College President David Boren President Peter President Anne Steele Wright State University Oklahoma Panhandle Angstadt State University University of Science President Kim Southern Oregon Oberlin College Goldenberg President David Bryant and Arts of Oklahoma President Nancy Dye President John Feaver University Xavier University Oklahoma State President Mary Ohio Dominican President Michael J. University University of Tulsa Cullinan University Graham Interim President President Steadman President Jack Calareso Marlene Strathe Upman Southwestern Oregon Community College Ohio Northern OKLAHOMA Oklahoma State Western Oklahoma President Judith University Cameron University University Oklahoma State College Hansen President Kendall Baker President Cynthia Ross City President Randy President Jerry Carroll Cumby University of Oregon Ohio State University Carl Albert State President David President Karen College Oklahoma State Frohnmayer Holbrook OREGON President Joe White University Technical Branch–OKM University of Portland Ohio University Concordia University Connors State College President Robert President William President Roderick President Charles President Donnie Nero Klabenes Beauchamp McDavis Schlimpert East Central University Oral Roberts Warner Pacific College Ohio Wesleyan Eastern Oregon President Richard Rafes University President Jay Barber, Jr. University University President Richard President Khosrow President Mark Eastern Oklahoma Western Oregon Roberts Fatemi Huddleston State College University President Richard Redlands Community President John Otterbein College Lane Community Bernard College Minahan President C. Brent College President Larry Devane President Mary Spilde DeVore Langston University Willamette University President JoAnn Rogers State University President M. Lee Pelton Haysbert President Joe Wiley
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 42 PENNSYLVANIA Edinboro University of Messiah College Temple University RHODE ISLAND PA President Kim Phipps President Ann Weaver Albright College Brown University President Frank Pogue Hart President Lex McMillan Millersville University President Ruth Elizabethtown College of PA Thiel College Simmons Allegheny College President Theodore President Francine President Robert Olson President Richard Cook Bryant University Long McNairy University of President Ronald Alvernia College Franklin and Marshall Montgomery County Pennsylvania Machtley President Thomas College Community College President Amy Flynn Community College of President John Fry President Karen Stout Gutmann Rhode Island Bloomsburg University Gannon University Moravian College University of President Ray Di of PA President Antoine President Christopher Pittsburgh Pasquale President Jessica Kozloff Garibaldi Thomforde Chancellor Mark Johnson & Wales Bryn Mawr College Nordenberg Gettysburg College Mount Aloysius University President Nancy Vickers President Katherine College University of Scranton President-Providence Bucknell University Haley Will President Mary Ann President Scott Pilarz Campus Irving President Brian Dillon Schneider Gwynedd-Mercy University of the Mitchell College Muhlenberg College Sciences in New England Institute Cabrini College President Kathleen President Peyton Helm Philadelphia of Technology President Antoinette Owens President Philip President Richard Neumann College Iadarola Gerbino Gouse Holy Family University President Rosalie Cedar Crest College President Francesca Mirenda Ursinus College Providence College President Jill Leauber Onley President John Rev. Brian J. Shanley, Northampton County Sherman Strassburger O.P. Juniata College Area Community Chatham University President Thomas College Villanova University Rhode Island College President Esther Kepple President Arthur Scott President Peter President John Barazzone Donohue Nazarian Keystone College Penn State Behrend Chestnut Hill College President Edward Chancellor John Burke Washington & Rhode Island School of President Carol Vale Boehm Jefferson College Design Pennsylvania State President Tori Haring- President Roger Mandle College Misericordia King’s College University Main Smith President Michael President Thomas Campus Roger Williams MacDowell O’Hara President Graham Waynesburg College University Spanier President Timothy President Roy Nirschel Community College of Kutztown University of Thyreen Allegheny County PA Robert Morris Salve Regina University President Stewart Sutin President F. Javier University West Chester Sister M. Therese Cevallos President Gregory University of PA Antone Community College of Dell’Omo President Madeleine University of Rhode Philadelphia Lafayette College Wing Adler President Stephen President Daniel Weiss Rosemont College Island Curtis President Ann Amore Westminster College President Robert LaSalle University President R. Thomas Carothers DeSales University President Michael Saint Francis Williamson President Bernard McGinniss, F.S.C. University SOUTH CAROLINA O’Connor President Gabriel Zeis Widener University Lehigh Carbon President James Harris Benedict College Dickinson College Community College Saint Joseph’s President David President William President Donald University Wilkes University Swinton Durden Snyder President Timothy President Joseph Lannon Gilmore Clemson University Drexel University Lehigh University President James Barker President Constantine President Alice Gast Shippensburg Wilson College Papadakis University of President Lorna College of Charleston Lock Haven University Pennsylvania Duphiney Edmundson President P. George Duquesne University of PA President William Ruud Benson President Keith Miller President Charles PUERTO RICO Dougherty Susquehanna Converse College Lycoming College University Universidad del President Nancy Gray President James East Stroudsburg President L. Jay Lemons Sagrado Corazón Douthat Furman University University of PA President José Jaime President Robert Swarthmore College President David Shi Mercyhurst College Rivera Dillman President Alfred Bloom President Thomas Gamble
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 43 South Carolina State TEXAS Our Lady of the Lake Texas State University Dixie State College University University President Denise of Utah Austin Community President Andrew President Tessa Trauth President Lee G. College Hugine Martinez Pollack Caldwell President Steve Texas Tech University University of South Kinslow Palo Alto President Jon LDS Business College Carolina College–ACCD Whitmore President Stephen Blinn College President Andrew President Ana Woodhouse President Donald Sorenson Guzman The University of Voelter Texas at Dallas Salt Lake Community Winthrop University Prairie View A&M President David College Brookhaven College President Anthony University Daniel President Cynthia A. President Sharon DiGiorgio President George Bioteau Blackman Wright The University of Wofford College Texas at Brownsville Snow College Cedar Valley College President Benjamin Rice University & Southmost College Interim President President Jennifer Dunlap President David President Juliet Garcia Rick Wheeler Wimbish Leebron The University of Southern Utah SOUTH DAKOTA College of the Richland College Texas at Tyler University Mainland President Stephen President Rodney President Michael T. South Dakota School President Homer Mittelstet Mabry Benson of Mines and Hayes Technology Saint Edward’s The University of University of Utah President Charles Collin County University Texas San Antonio President Michael K. Ruch Community College President George President Ricardo Young District Martin Romo TENNESSEE President Cary Israel Utah College of Saint Mary’s Trinity University Applied Technology Belmont University Dallas Baptist University President John Brazil President Robert O. President Robert University President Charles Brems Fisher President Gary Cook Cotrell University of Houston Chancellor/President Utah State University East Tennessee State Del Mar College San Antonio Jay Gogue President Stan A. University President Carlos College–ACCD Albrecht President Paul Stanton Garcia President Robert University of Houston–Downtown Utah Valley State Lambuth University El Paso Community Zeigler President Max Castillo College President R. Fred College Southern Methodist President William A. Zuker President Richard University University of St. Sederburg Rhodes Thomas Lipscomb University President R. Gerald President Robert Ivany Weber State President Randy Huston-Tillotson Turner University Lowry University Southwestern University of Texas at President F. Ann President and CEO Arlington Middle Tennessee University Millner Larry Earvin President James State University President Jake Schrum Spaniolo Westminster College President Sidney Lee College St. Philip’s College of Salt Lake City McPhee President Martha Ellis President Angie University of Texas at President Michael S. Austin Sewanee: The Mountain View Runnels Bassis President William University of the College Tarrant County Powers South President Felix VERMONT College District Vice Chancellor and Zamora University of Texas at Chancellor Leonardo le Bennington College President Joel El Paso North Harris la Garza President Elizabeth Cunningham President Diana Montgomery Coleman Texas A&M Natalicio Tennessee State Community College University–Texarkana Burlington College University District President Stephen UTAH President Jane President Melvin Chancellor John Hensley O’Meara Sanders Johnson Pickelman Brigham Young Texas Christian University Castleton State Tusculum College North Lake College University President Cecil O. College President Dolphus President Herlinda Chancellor Victor Samuelson President David Wolk Henry Glasscock Boschini College of Eastern Champlain College Vanderbilt University Northwest Vista Texas State Technical Utah President David Chancellor E. Gordon College–ACCD College Harlingen President Ryan L. Finney Gee President Jacqueline President J. Gilbert Claunch Thomas Leal
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 44 Community College of VIRGINIA Heritage University Washington State Potomac State Vermont President Kathleen Ross University, Spokane College–West Virginia Appalachian School of President Timothy Chancellor Brian University Law Donovan Lake Washington Pitcher President Kerry Odell President Lucius Technical College Goddard College Ellsworth President L. Michael Washington State University of President Mark Metke University, Vancouver Charleston Norfolk State Schulman Chancellor Hal President Edwin Welch University Northwest Indian Dengerink Green Mountain President Carolyn College West Virginia State College Meyers President Cheryl Crazy Western Washington Community and President John Brennan Bull University Technical College Tidewater Community President Karen Morse President Ervin Griffin Johnson State College College Seattle Central President Barbara President Deborah Community College Whitman College West Virginia State Murphy DiCroce President Mildred Ollee President George University Bridges President Hazo Carter Lyndon State College University of Virginia Seattle Pacific President Carol Moore President John Casteen University Whitworth College West Virginia President Philip Eaton President William University Virginia Polytechnic Marlboro College Robinson President David Institute & State President Ellen Seattle University Hardesty McCulloch-Lovell University President Stephen WASHINGTON D.C. President Charles Steger Sundborg West Virginia Middlebury College American University University–Institute of President Ronald Skagit Valley College WASHINGTON Interim President Technology Liebowitz President Gary Cornelius Kerwin President Charles Antioch University Tollefson New England Culinary Bayless Seattle Georgetown University Institute Spokane Community Interim President Mark President John J. West Virginia President Francis Voigt College Hower DeGioia University at President Steve Hanson Parkersburg Norwich University Bellevue Community President Marie Foster President Richard College Spokane Falls WEST VIRGINIA Schneider Community College Gnage President Jean Floten Bethany College President Mark Palek West Virginia Wesleyan Saint Michael’s College Cascadia Community President GT Buck College President Marc College Tacoma Community Smith vanderHeyden College President William President William Concord College President Pamela Haden Christopher President Jerry Beasley School for Transue International Training Wheeling Jesuit Central Washington Davis & Elkins College President Carol Bellamy The Evergreen State University University President G. Thomas College President Joseph Hacala President Jerilyn Mann Southern Vermont President Thomas Purce College McIntyre Eastern West Virginia WISCONSIN President Karen Gross University of Clark College Community and Washington Alverno College Interim President Techical College Springfield College of President Mark Emmert President Mary Meehan Human Services Robert Knight President Alfred Beloit College Campus Director Susan Eastern Washington University of Hoffman Langlois Washington, Bothell President John Burris University Fairmont State Interim Chancellor President Rodolfo Community and Carthage College Sterling College Steven Olswang President William ArÈvalo Technical College President F. Gregory Campbell Wootton Edmonds Community University of President Blair Washington, Tacoma Montgomery College Edgewood College University of Vermont Chancellor Patricia President Jack Oharah Fairmont State President Daniel Carey President Daniel Fogel Spakes University Everett Community Gateway Technical Vermont Law School Walla Walla President Daniel College College President Geoffrey Community College Bradley President David Beyer President Bryan Shields President Steven Glenville State College Albrecht Gonzaga University VanAusdle Vermont Technical President Robert President Robert Spitzer Lakeland College College Washington State Freeman President Stephen President Ty Handy Grays Harbor College University Marshall University Gould President Edward President Elson Floyd Woodbury College President Stephen J. Brewster Lawrence University President Lawrence Kopp Mandell President Jill Beck
A SEASON OF SERVICE | 45 Madison Area University of University of Technical College Wisconsin–Green Bay Wisconsin–Superior President Bettsey Chancellor Bruce Chancellor Julius Barhorst Shepard Erlenbach Marian College of University of University of Fond du Lac Wisconsin–La Crosse Wisconsin–Whitewater President Josefina Chancellor Joe Gow Chancellor Martha Baltodano Saunders University of Marquette University Wisconsin–Madison UW Colleges/UW- President Robert Wild Chancellor John Wiley Extension Chancellor David Milwaukee Area University of Wilson Technical College Wisconsin–Milwaukee President Darnelle Cole Chancellor Carlos Viterbo University Santiago President Richard Milwaukee Institute of Artman Art and Design University of President Neil Hoffman Wisconsin–Oshkosh Waukesha County Chancellor Richard H. Technical College Mount Mary College Wells President Barbara President Linda Timm Prindiville University of Northeast Wisconsin Wisconsin–Parkside Western Technical Technical College Chancellor John P. College President Jeff Rafn Keating President Lee Rasch Northland College University of Wisconsin Indianhead President Karen Wisconsin–River Falls Technical College Halbersleben Chancellor Don Betz President Chuck Levine Ripon College University of President David Joyce Wisconsin–Stevens St. Norbert College Point President William Chancellor Linda Hynes Bunnell University of University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire Wisconsin–Stout Chancellor Brian Levin- Chancellor Charles Stankevich Sorensen
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