Concurrent Session #3 | March 27th, 2025

1:15 - 2:15pm

Rhoda Reddix | Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University

Community Socioeconomic Vulnerability and University‚ Community Partnerships: Shifts and Implications

60 Minute | A431
Loretta Edelen, Linda Cox, Chirstoper Rzigalinski, Amory Krueger, Stephanie Lang | Austin Community College and University of Texas at Austin

Start Here, Get There, and Change the World

60 Minute | A424
Lauren Shinholster | Mercer University

The Visionary Student Panel: How Mercer University Advances Student Innovation and Community Impact

60 Minute | A430
Alvera McMillan, Vanessa van Heerden | Louisiana State Grant
Pamela, B. Blanchard | LSU School of Education
Amy Neblett | Artist Boat

Youth Pathways to Stewardship: Data, Restoration, and Community Action Across the Gulf South

60 Minute | A425
Xinyu Mills | University of Southern Mississippi

Building a bridge between community service and classroom learning in a more technological world

25 Minute 1:15 – 1:40 pm | A406
Shannon Brooks and Julianne O’Connell | University of Georgia

Celebrating 30 Years of Engaged Scholarship with the Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement

25 Minute 1:15 – 1:40 pm | A412
Madison Drummond and Greg Wilson | University of Georgia Institute of Government

Integrating Students Into Community-Engaged Work: The PROPEL Rural Scholars Program

25 Minute 1:45 – 2:10 pm | A406
Whitney Jackson | University of Mississippi

Leading Without Losing Yourself: Self-Care and Burnout Prevention for Student Leaders

25 Minute 1:45 – 2:10 pm | A412
Thematic Focus AreasDescriptor
Resonance: stories of connection, care and community healing
Playing Around: the value of creativity & improvisation in innovation
Surprising Collaborations: unlikely partnerships that build bridges
Dissonance & Resilience: navigating tension & cultivating resilience
Learning the Chords: equipping students for lifelong learning & engagement
Listening Closely: assessing community needs & composing informed research practices