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Reflections 2017-2018

 

Short reflections on participation in the program, and a summary of outcomes. We hope they are informative and inspiring! Enjoy!

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Hannah Andersen: Collaborating Across Institutions
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Jessica Bee: The Professional Development of Deeper Connection
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Jessie Bloss (Raetz): Addressing Loneliness in the Third Space
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Kathleen Brian: Of Archives and Disquiet
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Setsuko Buckley: Community Engagement Fellows Program Reflections
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Rita Daniels: Incorporating Service Learning Projects in Organizational Culture Course
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Eric Davishahl:  Reflections on a Redesign of an Engineering Course around Outreach Activities
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Kristin Denham: Integrating Linguistics into High School
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Darcie Donegan: Reflecting on Community Engagement Fellows
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Jim Drinkwine: Developing a Digital Marketing Course for WCC
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Justin Ericksen: Connecting Students to Marginalized Populations Through Storytelling
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Krista Gordon: Growing the Salish Sea Experience Field Trip
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Anna Groat-Carmona: Creating an Adult STEM Education Program in Kitsap County
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Susanna Hamilton: Sharing Sustainability Stories
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Anita Harker: Getting Out of Routine
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Pippa Hemsley: Equity and Inclusion Forum Workshop for University Faculty Members to Practice Using Effective Communication Strategies to Understand and Resolve Conflicts
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Brenda Henoch: Building a Greater Sense of Community
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Lisa Turner: Engaging Communities through Large-Scale Printmaking
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Kari Jo Hilgendorf: Reflections on Design Clinics
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Julie Hirsch: Expanding a Professional Community
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Catalina Hope: Creating Intentional Community
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Tim Kowalczyk: Sustainable Development and Implementation of an Energy Ambassadors Program
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Janelle Leger: Establishing an external advisory board for the Advanced Materials Science and Engineering Center (AMSEC) at WWU
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Yu Lei: How the Community Engagement Fellows Changed Me
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Andrew Lucchesi: Building a Community Engagement Curriculum from the Inside Out
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Lauren Maniatis: Building Community Connections as a New Faculty Member
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Kristen McDade: Leaning About Types of Engagement
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Michael McDaniel: Engaging Communities Through Stories of Place
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John Moon: Learning More About Community
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Derek Moscato: Learning More About the Salish Sea
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Robin Preisinger:  Connecting ESLA Students to Community Service ESLA Dire

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Amy Rydel: The Art of Convening for Increased Collaboration
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Julia Sapin: Rethinking Ways for Community Engagement
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Alex Smith: Achieving New Organizational Goals
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James Spaich: Reflecting on the Community Engagement Fellows Experience: What Do We Bring to the Table?
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Beth Tyne: Assessing Experiential Learning- Past and Present

Our programming takes place on the ancestral homelands of the Coast Salish Peoples, who have lived in the Salish Sea basin, throughout the San Juan Islands and the North Cascades watershed, from time immemorial. We express our deepest respect and gratitude for our indigenous neighbors, particularly the Lummi Nation and Nooksack Tribe, for their enduring care and protection of our shared lands and waterways.

(For more information: WWU Tribal Relations)

WWU Center for Community Learning

Professional photo credit Jessie Bloss Photography

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