18 Jul Benefits of the Carnegie Community Engagement Network and Classification in Australia
Hear from Verity Firth, Pro Vice Chancellor Social Justice and Inclusion at The University of Technology Sydney, about the benefits of the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification and the Carnegie Community of Practice.
The Carnegie Community Engagement Network in Australia brings together community members, third sector practitioners, professionals and academics who have an interest in partnered approaches to furthering public good. Our community works together to build knowledge and practice, and further the field of engaged scholarship.
The Community of Practice for the Network looks to engage with every professional, academic, researcher, community partner or student who is interested in Engaged Scholarship or Community Engagement. We look forward to creating a strong and committed community where we can learn from each other and up-skill in areas related to engaged scholarship, community partnerships, impact evaluation, and other professional development areas that members are interested in.
If you, or members of your network, would like to be part of this community or would like to hear more about it, please fill out the registration form here.
If you would like to register your University as a Member Institution or learn more about the Classification, please email carnegieengagement@uts.edu.au.
For more information about The Network and Classification, visit our website here.
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