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The Professional Micro-Credential Collaborative for Community Engagement serves as a community of practice for staff and faculty seeking credentialing through Campus Compact's Community Engaged Professional Credentialing Program.
The Campus Compact Community-Engagement Professional Credential is a nationally recognized professional development and certification program based on 15 core competencies. Campus Compact's CEP Credentialing Program has two (2) core purposes:
- To provide civic and community engagement professionals with opportunities to gain recognition for knowledge and skills they have developed throughout their careers
- To promote and encourage ongoing professional development among participants that foster reflective, inclusive, and equity-focused partnerships and commitments
- Community Engagement Fundamentals
- Community Partnerships
- Assessment & Evaluation
- Community-Engaged Learning & Teaching
- Institutionalizing Engagement
- Program Administration
- Engaged Research
- Supporting Engaged Faculty Development
- Dialogue and Deliberation
- Global Engagement
- P-12 Engagement
- Place-Based Strategies
- Student Civic Leadership and Development
- Community Development
The Summer 2021 Session runs from May 15 - August 30
The Office for Community Engaged Learning invites interested faculty and staff to join a summer 2021 community of practice in support of your pursuit of up to TWO (2) micro-credentials for the summer 2021 session. Here's what's involved:
- Register on Rock Serve for the Summer 2021 Session.
- Access the micro-credential applications on the Campus Compact website and work at your own pace per the outlined criteria for the micro-credential(s) you want to pursue..
- Attend 2 out of 3 1-hour summer sessions on the first Tuesday of June, July, and August) as part of a community of practice to both gain and offer support to others toward their desired micro-credentials.
- The OCEL will reimburse you the $60 application fee for up to TWO (2) micro-credential applications (possible total of $120) that are successfully submitted by the deadline of August 30, 2021. (Note: Reimbursement is contingent on successful submission of a micro-credential application.
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