Civic learning and democratic engagement means promoting the education of students for engaged citizenship through democratic participation in their communities, respect and appreciation of diversity, and social responsibility.
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Ever find yourself holding back from engaging in conversation regarding a controversial issue on your campus, or even amongst those closest to you? With
Since the publication of the A Crucible Moment report in 2012, members of the AASCU’s…
Is your campus committed to educating active and engaged citizens? Could you use some structure and support for your democratic engagement and student voting efforts? Are you interested in joining the 400 institutions that are…
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Since the Ogden Collaborative gathering in May 2017 the NASPA LEAD…
Even through controversy, institutions have a responsibility to foster dialogue grounded in civility while ensuring student safety. Drawing from direct experiences and grounded in the notion of campuses as open communities…
The Student Leadership Competencies (Seemiller, 2014) is a body of research that provides a common language of leadership for students, staff, faculty, and employers.…
This presentation seeks to help educators better understand how campuses can partner with Tufts University to be part of the National Study of Learning, Voting and Engagement (NSLVE)…
Graduate students need leadership development programs tailored to their specialized training and career opportunities, but fewer models exist for this population than for their undergraduate counterparts. This session will…