In 2008-2009, Bonner Programs across the U.S. are integrating new web-based tools to enhance their community service work.  As part of this, campuses are creating Bonner Program or campus-wide wiki pages as interactive websites for students, staff, faculty, and community partners to communicate about their community service work. This represents an innovative use of new social media technology, because it allows those involved in service efforts to use the Web more actively for recruitment, program management, reflection, public visibility, and more.  

Check out the following Bonner Program and campus-wide wikis, now created or under development. These are great to look at for examples of how schools are utilizing this new technology.

Campuses can add their names and link to their wikis as they develop.  For schools with an UNDERLINED name, they have also completed a short description of how they are utilizing these technologies on the Serve 2.0 Resource Wiki (this link takes you to that page). If you want to share that information, use this link and add a page under "Profiles of Campus Social Media Usage."

• Amherst College (under development)
• Augsburg College (http://augsburgbonnerwiki.pbwiki.com/)
• Bates College (http://batesbonner.pbwiki.com/)
• Berry College (http://berrybsp.pbwiki.com)
• Bluefield College (campus wide: www.bluefieldcollegeserves.pbwiki.com)
• Carson-Newman College (cnbonner.pbwiki.com)
• Centre College  (campus-wide http://bonnercentre.pbwiki.com)
• College of Charleston (http://cofcbonner.pbwiki.com)
• College of Saint Benedict (campus wide http://csbsjunetwork.pbwiki.com/)
• Davidson College (campus wide www.davidsonserves.pbwiki.org)
• Dickinson College (http://dickinsonserves@pbwiki.com)
• Earlham College (http://bonnernetwork.pbwiki.com/Earlham-Bonnerz)
• Emory & Henry College (need URL)
• Ferrum College: notselfbutothers.pbwiki.com
• Guilford College:  working on Ning site for Bonner Program - http://guilfordbonner.ning.com/
• Hobart and William Smith Colleges   (http://hwsbonnerleaders.pbwiki.com/)
• Lees-McRae College: lmcbonner.pbwiki.com
• Macalester College:  http://macalestercec.pbwiki.com/FrontPage
• Mars-Hill College: http://mhclifeworks.pbwiki.com
• Maryville College: mcvolunteers.pbwiki.com/
• Mercer County College (http://mercerserves.pbwiki.com)
• Middlesex County College   (campus wide democracyhouse.pbwiki.com )
• Morehouse College (http://morehouse.pbwiki.com)
• Rider University (campus-wide http://riderserves.pbwiki.com/)
• Ripon College    (campus-wide http://riponoce.pbwiki.com/)
• Rutgers College (http://rutgersbonner.pbwiki.com/)
• San Francisco State University 
• Siena College   (http://sienabonnerleaders.pbwiki.com/)
• Somerset Christian College (http://sccserves.pbwiki.com/)
• Stetson University (multiple wikis across the campus including:  "Stetson Bonner Wiki", community-based research Stetson CBR Wiki,  and Center for Service Learning's CSL Wiki)
• The College of Charleston   (http://cofcbonner.pbwiki.com)
• The College of New Jersey:  http://tcnjserves.pbwiki.com
• Tusculum College (http://tusculumcollege.pbwiki.com)
• Union College: unioncollegecommonpartners.pbwiki.com/
• University of Louisville (under development)
• University of Richmond (http://richmondserves.pbwiki.com)
• Ursinsus College (uccommunityday.pbwiki.com/Ursinus-College-Community-Day)
• Washburn University   (campus wide washburnserves.pbwiki.com/FrontPage)
• West Virginia Wesleyan College   (http://wvwcbonner.pbwiki.com/)

• Widener University (http://widenerpsc.pbwiki.com/FrontPage)

Other intriguing social media uses:

• Wofford College  (is using a Blog:  http://www.bonnersatwofford.blogspot.com/)
• Johnson State University (is using a Facebook Group; search for it in Facebook)
• TCNJ (is using Twitter to manage service participation and meetings:  http://serve.pbwiki.com/Twitter)
• Ripon College (is using Google Calendar, YouTube Channel)
• Carson-Newman College (is using a YouTube Channel and has created a video series 'Bobo of the Week')
• College of Charleston (is using YouTube, Facebook)
• Siena College (is using a blog:  sienablp.blogspot.com/)

The following campuses have applied for and received mini-grants from the Serve 2.0 initiative to adopt a more robust implementation of web-based social media tools to their programs.  Each of them is concentrating on one or more issues, and is planning to integrate a variety of web-based tools to enhance their work with community partners on those issues: