Here are a few of the ways that faculty and other academic leaders can use Campus Compact's resources to advance engaged work on their campuses:

• Find models of service-learning and other programs
• See syllabi from across disciplines and institutions
• Learn about faculty development programs that reward community-based work
• Find out if you're eligible for Campus Compact's Thomas Ehrlich Faculty Award for Service-Learning
• Read our Visioning Essays for ideas on the future of campus engagement
• Create an engaged department
• Develop students as colleagues and leaders
• Learn more about the latest policy issues affecting campus engagement
• Use our service statistics to raise awareness of the value of service-learning
• Find out how our Consulting Corps can help advance practice on your campus
• Read about the Indicators of Engagement project
• Connect with Char Gray, PACC's executive director

Service-Learning Basic Terms from Nadinne Cruz

Partnerships Principles from Nadinne Cruz


Service-Learning Matrix Exercise from Nadinne Cruz

What is Service? Exercise from Nadinne Cruz

Other Resources

Annotated Bibliography on the Research on Service-Learning, At A Glance by Janet Eyler, Dwight Giles, Christine Stenson, and Char Gray--Vanderbilt University, 2003

The Scholarship of Engagement: presentation by Char Gray, PhD

Promotion and Tenure Considerations from Western Washington University

Service-Learning Scholarship and Faculty Review, Promotion, and Tenure Process, NSLC Fact Sheet