Democracy, Civic Engagement, and Citizenship in Higher Education

Chapter 1: Our Own Learning Paths Led Us to Points of Lights and Kettering

Chapter 2: Democracy's Challenge for Academe: From Public Good to Consumer Good and Back Again?

Chapter 3: Tackling Technology, Inequality, and Globalization: Considerations for Leaders in a Democratic Society

Chapter 4: Perspectives from College Presidents-A View from a Collaborative Association

Chapter 5: Renewing Civil Society: Madison's Living Legacy

Chapter 6: The Constituent Place of Service in Catholic Higher Education

Chapter 7: The Civically Engaged College

Chapter 8: Graduate Education and Civic Engagement: The Story of an Independent Graduate School

Chapter 9: Democracy in Action: Lessons of an Urban University

Chapter 10: When the Fight for Democracy and Justice is the Founding Purpose of your Institution

Chapter 11: Pragmatic Perspectives from Within an Urban Community College

Chapter 12: Community Colleges = Democracy's Colleges

Chapter 13: Civic Engagement and Student Learning at Allegheny College

Chapter 14: Renewing the Promise of the Land Grant Universities

Chapter 15: Nurturing Democracy Through Regional Stewardship: The Case of CSU Monterey Bay

Chapter16: Moving from Civility to Respect and Decency: Preparing College Students for the Practice of Inclusive Citizenship in a Diverse Democracy

Chapter 17: The Cultivation of Practical Wisdom: A Collaborative Perspective on Civic Learning in Higher Education

Chapter 18: Sources of Professional Development for Community Engagement Directors in an Evolving Field

Chapter 19: Strengthening Higher Education Public Service Partnerships through Engagement and Dialogue

Chapter 20: From Crisis to Opportunity: Rethinking the Civic Role of Universities in the Face of Wicked Problems, Hyper-Partisanship, and Truth Decay

Chapter 21: Breaking a Silence: Becoming Citizen Professionals in Higher Education