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Reading Hester & Besing (2017)
For readers tracking this series, this piece aligns closely with other scholarship calling for honors programs to move beyond intellectual enrichment…
Nov 6
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Dr. Nels Lindahl
Reading Twang et al. (2020)
Today we are digging into a 33 page paper from Twang et al. from 2020. This one is a longer read that includes some interesting research data they…
Nov 5
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Dr. Nels Lindahl
Reading Kaplowitz (2017)
Today we are digging into an article from 2017 written by Craig Kaplowitz. It’s an easy read at 8 pages and a great place to start for this series.
Nov 4
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Dr. Nels Lindahl
Interview with Peter Levine
This interview was originally published on April 26, 2003.
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Interview with Jean Bethke Elshtain
This interview was originally published on April 27, 2003.
Jun 19
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Chapter 2: What is Civic Honors?
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Interview with Peter Levine
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Chapter 3: Thinking About What is Possible
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Interview with Andrew R. Cline
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Reading Hester & Besing (2017)
For readers tracking this series, this piece aligns closely with other scholarship calling for honors programs to move beyond intellectual enrichment…
Nov 6
•
Dr. Nels Lindahl
Reading Twang et al. (2020)
Today we are digging into a 33 page paper from Twang et al. from 2020. This one is a longer read that includes some interesting research data they…
Nov 5
•
Dr. Nels Lindahl
Reading Kaplowitz (2017)
Today we are digging into an article from 2017 written by Craig Kaplowitz. It’s an easy read at 8 pages and a great place to start for this series.
Nov 4
•
Dr. Nels Lindahl
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Chapter 3: Thinking About What is Possible
When working to strengthen the community, anything is possible, and any time alternatives are not considered, potential is lost.
Jun 18
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Chapter 2: What is Civic Honors?
The idea of civic honors is for the community to be able to acknowledge those individuals who are active participants within the community.
Jun 17
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Chapter 1: What is Civic Engagement?
Society has experienced a true revival of public interest in civic engagement.
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