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Engaging and Supporting Community Partners

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Project Options for the Parkway

Appalachian State created a discussion guide to present project options benefitting their community partner, the local Parkway:  Parkway Handouts 

 

Partner Agreement Letter

Whitman College faculty outlines the roles, responsibilities, and intended outcomes for their CBR partnership: Whitman Partner Letter

 

Research Questions for a Community Development Organization

Faculty, staff, and students at Princeton University worked with local partner Isles, Inc., to develop relevant research questions for a full-semester Sociology course: Isles Research Questions

 

Guide for Community Partners, Faculty, and Students

Working Together: Forging Campus Community Partnerships Through Community-Based Research

Washburn University's 10-page guide includes an overview of CBR, definitions, project examples, a timeline for semester projects, roles & responsibilities, and a sample community partner agreement and student agreement: Washburn CBR Brochure

 

Timeline for CBR Projects

Princeton's Office of Community-Based Learning created this timeline to illustrate how course-based CBR projects unfold from the planning stages to the final product:  CBR Timeline

 

Other Resources

 

Community-Campus Partnership Basics

 

 

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