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2017 Midwest Campus Compact Conference

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8:30am

Registration opens TBA

9:30am

Local Community Partnership Session with Loyola University Chicago Mundelein Auditorium Civic Engagement and Social Responsibility Dumbach 234 Decoding Community Engagement: Working with and Supporting International Students Dumbach 233 Deep Dive just for Newman Civic Fellows Dumbach 006 Finding a Pathway to Meaningful Engagement: How Do We Get There Together? Dumbach 235 Reforming Collective Impact: Is Asset-Based Engagement the Answer? Mundelein 205 Understanding the University Assets of Value to Neighborhoods Dumbach 125

12:00pm

Opening lunch, panel, and discussion on restorative justice Mundelein Auditorium

2:00pm

The Process of Developing an Assessment Rubric for Community Engagement Dumbach 230 An Open Conversation with Campus Compact President Andrew Seligsohn Dumbach 233 Educating for Active Citizenship: Increasing Student Voting and Democratic Engagement Dumbach 234 Hidden Assets: An Innovative Pedagogy Engaging Students with Real-World Information Dumbach 235 Unmaking the “Poverty Tour” in Appalachian Ohio Dumbach 125 What We Talk About When We Talk About Partnership: Centering Long-Term Community Partnerships in Student Engagement Programs Dumbach 006

3:00pm

Networking and Snacks Dumbach 229

3:30pm

Beyond the 2+2: Integrating Civic Agency and Community Engagement into 2-Year and 4-Year Campus Partnerships Dumbach 230 Assessing Impacts of Service and Service-Learning on Student Attitudes and Engagement Dumbach 235 KnoxCorps: College, Community, and Business Support for Community Development Dumbach 006 Leveraging Technologies for Civic Engagement: Tools for Asset-Mapping the Community Technology Landscape Dumbach 234 Making the Case: Advocating for Community Engagement Across Audiences and Contexts Dumbach 233 Preparing Students for Community Engagement: Understanding Social Identity, Culture, and Systems of Privilege and Oppression Dumbach 125

4:30pm

Social Hour Mundelein Auditorium

5:30pm

Dinner and keynote address with Dr. Bryon P. White Mundelein Auditorium

7:30am

Continental breakfast and networking Damen Student Center Dining Hall The Midwest Knowledge Mobilization Network (MKMN) Dumbach 229

8:30am

Creative Collaboration in Service-Learning Research and Implementation Dumbach 125 Drawing Inspiration from Social Change Movements for Institutional Change: Using Collective Impact as an Organizing Approach Dumbach 230 Know Your Numbers: A Community-Academic Partnership on Lifestyle Behavior Change Dumbach 233 Our Greatest Asset: Student Leaders Dumbach 234 Social Justice Philanthropy and What it Means for Student Engagement in Fundraising Courses Dumbach 235

9:30am

Networking Dumbach 229

9:45am

A Conversation with Byron White: A live recording of The Compact Nation Podcast with hosts Emily J. Shields, J.R. Jamison, and Andrew Seligsohn. Mundelein Auditorium College 101: Combining Passion and Education for Access and Success Dumbach 230 Engaging All Students as Active Citizens in Our Democracy Dumbach 233 Evaluating Service-Learning Courses: The Service-Learning Quality Assessment Tool Dumbach 125 Nurturing Community Partnerships to Leverage the Full Continuum of College/Community Engagement Initiatives Dumbach 234 “What Went Wrong?”: Finding Our Way to Social Change by Examining Dilemmas Dumbach 235

10:45am

Networking Dumbach 229

11:00am

Building Student Skills While Building Communities: A Multi-Year, Multi-Disciplinary Community Engagement Initiative Dumbach 235 By the People & For the People: Promoting Personal Responsibility and Environmental Sustainability through Service-Learning Dumbach 230 Civic Action Plan: What's Next Dumbach 233 Learning Portfolios as a Process to Facilitate Deep Learning and Critical Reflection for Student Engagement Dumbach 234 No Such Thing as an “Off-Year:” The Why and How of Institutionalizing Voter Engagement on Campus Dumbach 006 The Role of Regional Accreditation in Promoting the Public Good Dumbach 125

12:00pm

Closing lunch and Cultivating the Next Generation of Civic Leaders: Perspectives from the Newman Civic Fellows Mundelein Auditorium

1:30pm

Optional tour of Loyola University Chicago TBA