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National Community College Conference on Service Learning

8:00am MDT

Breakfast TBA Registration TBA

9:00am MDT

Opening Session / Welcome TBA

9:45am MDT

"Ask an Expert" clinics TBA Creating Communities of Practice for Service Learning in Community Colleges TBA Growing Food to Grow Community: Addressing Student Food Security at College of DuPage TBA Sustaining Impact with Engaged Departments TBA An Introduction to Service Learning and Community Engagement at Community Colleges TBA

12:00pm MDT

Lunch / Presidential Viewpoints on Engagement TBA

2:15pm MDT

"Ask an Expert" clinics TBA Decentralizing Instructor Power: Knowledge Demonstration and Learning Assessment in the CBL Classroom TBA Service Learning as High-Impact Practice to Improve Learning & Workforce Development: Experiences from an Occupational Therapy Assistant Program TBA Build a Better Community Partnership: Insider Tips TBA Developing a BRIDGES Program on Your Campus to Help Students of Refugee Families Transition to Higher Education TBA

3:45pm MDT

"Ask an Expert" clinics TBA Developing Ecoliteracy through Experiential and Service Learning TBA Campus-Wide Action for Community-Wide Impact TBA Civically Engaged Scholars: Utilizing Six Pathways, CANVAS, and e-Portfolio to Equitably Empower Students TBA Recipes of Engagement TBA

4:45pm MDT

Reception and Student Poster Sessions TBA

8:00am MDT

Breakfast TBA Registration TBA

9:00am MDT

"Ask an Expert" clinics TBA Creating Accessible Learning: How to Bring Universal Design to Service-Learning TBA SLCC Eats: Toward a Collective Approach to Food Justice TBA Creating a Solid Infrastructure at the College and in the Community for Greater Positive Impact TBA Integrating Voter Engagement into Service-Learning: An Action Planning Game TBA

11:15am MDT

Brunch / Student Alumni Reflections on Engagement TBA

1:15pm MDT

"Ask an Expert" clinics TBA Developing Sustainable Service Learning Courses and Assessment Practices that Build Students’ Civic and Moral Responsibilities TBA Pathways of Public Service and Civic Engagement TBA Listening as a Civic Capacity: How Community Colleges Can Serve as Civic Intermediaries TBA Revisiting ‘Democracy’s Colleges’: Increasing Participatory Democracy Through Civic, Community, and Voter Engagement for the Public Good TBA

2:30pm MDT

Building a Community of Community Colleges: Where Do We Go from Here? TBA