Carnegie Classification Application Resources

Considering the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification application?

Here is a resource for you to consider: 

1. Register Now for the Peer Development Network-- The Eastern Region Campus Compact is pleased to announce to all campuses a 10-session Peer Development Network to support campuses in determining whether the Carnegie Classification is attainable for them, structuring their self-study processes, and addressing challenges encountered throughout the application process.

Registration: Campuses pay one registration fee for the 10 sessions ($150 for Campus Compact members; $450 for non-Campus Compact members) that covers up to six individuals per campus.  Registration is open to all campuses in any state. For more information and to register, visit  Please register by Friday, May 3, 2013 to ensure full participation in all phases of the series.  Registrations received after May 3 will be accepted on a case by case basis only.  No registrations will be accepted after July 1, 2013.

The Peer Development Network (PDN) creates a cohort environment among participating campuses. The PDN will be guided through three phases to support their Carnegie Classification application:

•   Phase 1: Content Webinars National leaders will explain of the application framework, feasible assessment methods, and model application processes. These webinars are timed so that participants can make informed decisions about whether to apply before Carnegie’s application window concludes.

 

1st Webinar   (Classification & Framework) Monday, April 22, Noon – 1:30   pm, EST Wednesday, May 1, 3:00 – 4:30   pm, EST
2nd Webinar (Carnegie-worthy   Assessment) Monday, May 20, Noon – 1:30 pm, EST Tuesday, June 4, 3:00 – 4:30 pm, EST
3rd Webinar (Panel of Model   Processes) Monday, June 24, Noon – 1:30 pm, EST

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

•   Phase 2: Peer Development Institute  (Mid July through mid October 2013)– Participants, in small groups, identify two areas of the application framework they anticipate to be most challenging in their campus context. They will work with trained facilitators to identify resources and strategies to address those challenges.

•   Phase 3: Ongoing State-Focused Support (mid October 2013 through Carnegie application deadline, April 2014)– ERCC State Compact directors hold Q & A sessions and field requests for help. Registration: Campuses pay one registration fee ($150 for Campus Compact members; $450 for non-Campus Compact members) that covers up to six individuals per campus.