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One of the major goals of Scholarship with a Civic Mission is the
dissemination of the research service-learning framework within
and outside of Duke. We look forward to the opportunity to share
what we’re learning.
Articles & Press Releases
- Duke
News Service, by James Todd, “Students Learn About the Diversity
of
Local Islamic Life,” a description of Ellen McLarney’s
Spring 2005 Gateway,
Local Islams (May 13, 2005).
- Duke
News Service, by Tamaron Houston, “Taking the Classroom
to the
Community,” a description of Kathy Rudy’s Spring 2005
Gateway in Women’s
Studies, The New Chicana (May 13, 2005).
- Duke
News Service, "Duke Receives U.S. Department of Education
Grant to Develop National Model for Research Service-Learning,"
September 30, 2002.
- Federal Grant to support service-learning project, Duke Dialogue,
October 11, 2002, page 8.
- Duke
News Service, "Can Research Universities Reclaim Their Core
Mission? A Conversation with Ira Harkavy," (March 27, 2003).
- Bridget Booher, "Penn Scholar tells universities to get
involved in their communities" Duke Dialogue March 28, 2003
(describing Ira Harkavy presentation).
Conferences and Meetings
- Kenan Institute of Ethics Advisory Board meeting, November
2003
- Hugh Shelton Leadership Forum, North Carolina State University,
November 2003
- FIPSE Projects Directors Conference, December 2003
- American Association of Colleges and Universities national
conference, January 2004
- North Carolina Campus Compact annual meeting, March 2004
- American Society for Microbiology conference, May 2004
- American Sociological Association meeting, July 2004
Student Research Presentations
- Visible Thinking Symposium, April 2004. Tori Hogan, Courtney
Crosson, Michele Lanham, Victoria Kaplan, Joseph Lee, and Jennifer
Farrell presented papers or posters of their CBR work. Event sponsored
by the Office of Undergraduate Research Support, Duke University.
- Project HOPE Research Symposium, January 2004. Margaret
Andrews, Danielle Corneille, Catherine Cullen, Jamie Frank, and
Candis presented their CBR projects.
- America's Second Harvest and Food Research Action Committee
conference. Presentation by Joseph Lee.
- Third International Multi-Disciplinary Health Care Conference,
March 2004, Johannesburg, South Africa. Presentation by Jennifer
Farrell, the youngest participant and only undergraduate student
invited to present at this WHO-sponsored meeting featuring representatives
from 24 countries.
- Presentations to Gateway Students, RSL Faculty, and
Durham Public Schools by Tori Hogan.
Research Publications
- Joseph Lee, a Duke senior, prepared a report based on his Research
Service-Learning project with MANNA FoodBank in Asheville, NC.
His report was posted by the America's
Second Harvest Research and Policy Department.
- A chapter on "Students as Engaged Citizens" by Betsy
Alden, Coordinator for Service-Learning and RSL faculty member,
and Julie Norman, RSL Project Assistant. Will appear in Student
leadership in Service-Learning, E. Zlotkowski, N. Longo, and
J. Williams, Eds. (Campus Compact, 2004).
- Colleges with a Conscience: An Engaged Student's Guide,
to be published by Princeton Review and Random House.
- A guide to civic engagement programming to be published by the
American Democracy Project of the American Association of State
Colleges and Universities (AASCU) in collaboration with The
New York Times will feature a contribution by Co-PI Alma Blount.
The monograph, which builds on a June 2004 Wingspread Conference
on Creating Civically-Engaged Campuses, will be distributed
to the 183 member institutions of AASCU.
List of Grantees & Projects
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