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[Article] How Today's Higher Education Faculty Use Social Media by Mike and Seaman Moran, Jeff and Tinti-Kane, Hester

[Article] Community Empowerment Through Service-Learning by Cathy Taylor Leanne C. Busby, and Linda Norman

[Chapter] Success and Challenges of Community-Based Teaching, Learning, and Research: A National Perspective by John O'Connor

The Influence of Active Learning on the College Student Departure Process: Toward a Revision of Tinto's Theory by John M. Braxton

[Article] A K-12 Administrator's Perspective by Mary J. Syfax Noble

[Article] What Colleges and Universities Need to Do to Advance Civic Scientific Literacy and Preserve American Democracy by Jon D. Miller

[Chapter] Holocaust Education by Samuel Totten

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About meThe Center for Community Engagement (CCE) advances community-based programs on the Sonoma State University campus. CCE supports faculty in developing community-based teaching that integrates academic theory with community service and research that is inclusive of community partners and students to address local problems. By incorporating these projects into the curriculum, we teach students to be active citizens and that the theories taught in the classroom do apply to real-world issues.

Central to the mission of the CCE are several goals:

To integrate service-learning and community-based research into the curriculum;

To support and promote high quality, reciprocal community-university partnerships that are firmly rooted in the curriculum;

To foster the development of a civic perspective in education.

About my libraryincludes materials on service-learning, community based participatory research, engaged scholarship, campus-community partnerships, discipline specific engaged community work, etc.

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Member sinceJun 22, 2010