Community engaged faculty scholarship is a collaborative approach to research or practice that reflects diversity and equity among partnerships that share a commitment to social justice and the common goal of promoting healthy, sustainable, resilient communities."
OPPORTUNITIES FOR FACULTY February 8-10, 2018 Hawai'i Sustainability in Higher Education Summit
May 26-29, 2018 International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence in Austin, Texas Register by April 19 to take advantage of the early bird savings of $100! |
Past Events
Hawaii Sustainability in Higher Education Summit March 16-18, 2017 at UH West Oahu (http://web.hawaii.edu/sustainabilitysummit/ )
Grand Challenges Institute May 15, 16, 17, 2017
Service-Learning & Sustainability Annual Summer Faculty Institute
focusing on the Grand Challenge of Water and integrating course content and assignments related to the meaning and management of water.
Service-Learning Partner Field Trip Spring 2012 - On January 6, 2012, 5 faculty members new to Service-Learning joined their experienced peers on a field trip to visit three community partner sites, Palolo Valley Homes (Palolo 'Ohana Learning Center and Palolo Discovery Science Center), Manoa Heritage Center, and Le'ahi Hospital (including the Le'ahi Sensory Stimulus Garden). These faculty had the opportunity to hear from community partners about the history of their organization, its needs, and the kinds of service activities students engage in through service-learning, and then were asked to envision how students from their courses might find ways to connect course content with partner site. It was a jam-packed day and we're so glad to have been able to share with these faculty.
Grand Challenges Institute May 15, 16, 17, 2017
Service-Learning & Sustainability Annual Summer Faculty Institute
focusing on the Grand Challenge of Water and integrating course content and assignments related to the meaning and management of water.
Service-Learning Partner Field Trip Spring 2012 - On January 6, 2012, 5 faculty members new to Service-Learning joined their experienced peers on a field trip to visit three community partner sites, Palolo Valley Homes (Palolo 'Ohana Learning Center and Palolo Discovery Science Center), Manoa Heritage Center, and Le'ahi Hospital (including the Le'ahi Sensory Stimulus Garden). These faculty had the opportunity to hear from community partners about the history of their organization, its needs, and the kinds of service activities students engage in through service-learning, and then were asked to envision how students from their courses might find ways to connect course content with partner site. It was a jam-packed day and we're so glad to have been able to share with these faculty.
