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National Women’s Studies Association<br />
http://www.nwsa.org<br />
Established in 1977, the National Women’s Studies<br />
Association (NWSA) is a professional organization<br />
dedicated to leading the fields of women’s studies<br />
and gender studies, as well as their teaching, learning,<br />
research, and service wherever they be may found.<br />
NWSA members actively pursue a just world in which<br />
all persons can develop to their fullest potential—one<br />
free from ideologies, structures, or systems of privilege<br />
that oppress or exploit some for the advantage of others.<br />
NWSA is committed to a vision of education and<br />
scholarship that includes faculty, students, centers, other<br />
campus organizations, and community scholars, and the<br />
association serves its members through publications,<br />
meetings, professional development activities, and<br />
support for scholarship that transforms knowledge of<br />
women and puts that knowledge into practice.<br />
Offce of Civic Engagement, Rutgers University–<br />
Camden<br />
http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/about-us/ <br />
community-outreach <br />
The goal of the Offce of Civic Engagement at Rutgers–<br />
Camden is to develop strategies for integrating civic<br />
engagement into every aspect of Rutgers–Camden<br />
campus life—teaching, research, and the student<br />
experience—by building effective partnerships with<br />
public and private entities working to improve Camden<br />
and the region. The Offce of Civic Engagement supports<br />
faculty and curricular development, student learning<br />
through engagement, and the creation and improvement<br />
of sustained partnerships to advance Rutgers–Camden’s<br />
mission to serve the public interest.<br />
Offce of Intercultural Education, Wellesley College<br />
http://www.wellesley.edu/DeanStudent/Diversity/<br />
intercultural.html<br />
The Offce of Intercultural Education (OIC) is charged<br />
with educating students for national and global citizenship<br />
through an integrated cocurricular program of intercultural<br />
education that equips students with the awareness,<br />
knowledge and skills they will need for leadership and<br />
life in a diverse and interdependent world. OIC works in<br />
partnership with the associate provost, academic director<br />
of diversity and inclusion, the director of employment,<br />
faculty, staff, and students on intercultural programming.<br />
The Offce has responsibility for the development<br />
and leadership of intercultural activities, trainings,<br />
and programs that educate and promote awareness,<br />
understanding, and appreciation of diversity and<br />
inclusion on campus as well as for increasing multicultural<br />
competency throughout the campus community.<br />
Offce for Public Engagement, University of<br />
Minnesota<br />
http://engagement.umn.edu<br />
Public engagement at the University of Minnesota is<br />
the partnership of university knowledge and resources<br />
with those of the public and private sectors in order<br />
to enrich scholarship, research, and creative activity;<br />
enhance curriculum, teaching, and learning; prepare<br />
educated, engaged citizens; strengthen democratic values<br />
and civic responsibility; address critical societal issues;<br />
and contribute to the public good. The university’s<br />
engagement work is facilitated across more than two<br />
hundred public engagement units and centers across<br />
the system’s five campuses. Along with addressing<br />
important and challenging societal issues (domestically<br />
and internationally), public engagement enhances the<br />
university’s capacity to conduct rigorous, significant<br />
research that benefits society and to offer its students<br />
a broad array of meaningful and transformational<br />
community-based learning experiences. The offce<br />
is home to the International Center for Research<br />
on Community Engagement, which is composed of<br />
international research collaboratives that examine a broad<br />
range of issues pertaining to community engagement in<br />
primary, secondary, and higher education.<br />
Offce of Service-Learning, Duquesne University<br />
http://www.duq.edu/service-learning<br />
Duquesne University’s Offce of Service-Learning (OSL)<br />
supports faculty, students, and partners involved in<br />
community-based learning. It also supports academic<br />
facets of community-university partnerships. Because of<br />
its emphasis on students’ civic development; promotion of<br />
critical reflection; and sustained, reciprocal partnerships,<br />
the OSL is recognized as a significant organizer of the<br />
university’s community engagement mission. The OSL<br />
is responsible for the administration of the community<br />
engagement scholars program and the Gaultier Faculty<br />
Fellowship. At Duquesne, service learning is embedded<br />
in existing courses throughout degree programs. It is a<br />
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