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High-Impact Meetings

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About the Bonner High-Impact Meetings


 

The summer Bonner High-Impact Institute meeting provided campus teams with an opportunity to work collaboratively and strategize about how to make civic engagement and community engaged learning deeper, broader, and more integrated.  Each campus brought together "travel teams" from the participating cohorts made up of staff and senior leaders, faculty, students, and community partners.  During these 4-5 day meetings, teams engaged with each other, across institutions, and with national partners.  They delved into understanding and discussing relevant high-impact educational practices and how to scale those at their institutions and connect them with community engagement.  They also delved into the principles and practice of high-impact community engagement, focusing especially on capacity building projects with partners.  This process fostered a vibrant national learning community of higher education and partner institutions working to move our field forward. 

 

In addition, we held three Bonner High-Impact Planning Retreats for Team Leaders.  These involved the leaders of each team in smaller, focused gatherings. They gave team leaders a chance to wrestle through big ideas and concepts, like Democratic Engagement and Full Participation, using supporting scholarship and literature.  They also delved into the challenges for making institutional and cultural change.  The 2014 gathering was entitled Civic Scholars, opening up to a broader set of institutions (not involved in High-Impact) and issues, like tenure and promotion change.  

 

Each meeting involved outcome-based planning for projects, incorporating sample outcomes for student learning and community impact.

These included time to review and apply scholarship and literature, strategies for incorporating outcomes, creating a detailed calendar of activities, and logic modeling. For more information, contact Ariane Hoy (ahoy@bonner.org).

 

Below you may find more on each of those meetings. 

 

Download the printed programs and guides from past High-Impact Institutes here. Click on image.

 

 

 

 

2012 Bonner High-Impact Institute

June 26-30, 2012

 

This involved nine teams in Cohort 1 including:

  • Allegheny College
  • Berea College
  • Berry College
  • Carson-Newman College
  • Saint Mary's College of California 
  • Sewanee: University of the South
  • Siena College
  • Stetson University
  • Washburn University

 

National Partner Staff included:

  • Association of American Colleges and Universities (Caryn McTighe Musil)
  • Boston Foundation (work on open source platform) 
  • New England Resource Center for Higher Education (John Saltmarsh)
  • Siena Research Institute (NASCE) (Don Levy)

 

 

 

2013 Bonner High-Impact Institute

July 8-12, 2013

 

Cohort 1 and Cohort 2 included:

  • Allegheny College
  • Berea College
  • Berry College
  • Carson-Newman College
  • Davidson College 
  • Guilford College
  • Mars Hill College
  • Oberlin College 
  • Saint Mary's College of California 
  • Sewanee: University of the South
  • Siena College
  • Stetson University
  • The College of New Jersey 
  • Ursinus College 
  • Warren Wilson College 
  • Washburn University

 

National Partners included:

  • Association of American Colleges and Universities (Caryn McTighe Musil)
  • New England Resource Center for Higher Education (John Saltmarsh)  
  • Siena Research Institute (NASCE) (Don Levy)

 

2014 High-Impact Team Leader Planning Retreat: Civic Scholars - Engaged Campuses

(Also involved institutions from the region)

 

Participating campuses included:

 

  • Allegheny College
  • Berry College
  • Earlham College 
  • Emory & Henry College 
  • Gannon University 
  • Mars Hill College
  • Mercyhurst University 
  • Nazareth College 
  • Oberlin College 
  • Sewanee: University of the South
  • Siena College
  • Stetson University
  • The College of New Jersey 
  • Ursinus College 
  • Warren Wilson College 
  • Washington & Lee University 
  • Washburn University
  • Waynesburg University 
  • Widener University 
  • Wofford College 

 

National Partners included:

  • Association of American Colleges and Universities (Caryn McTighe Musil)
  • New England Resource Center for Higher Education (John Saltmarsh)  

2014 Bonner High-Impact Institute

July 7-10, 2014 

 

Cohorts 1, 2, and 3 included:

  • Allegheny College
  • Berea College
  • Berry College
  • Carson-Newman College
  • Davidson College 
  • Earlham College 
  • Emory & Henry College 
  • Guilford College
  • Mars Hill College
  • Oberlin College 
  • Rider University 
  • Sewanee: University of the South
  • Siena College
  • Stetson University
  • The College of New Jersey 
  • Ursinus College 
  • Warren Wilson College 
  • Washburn University
  • Waynesburg University 
  • Widener University 
  • Wofford College 

 

National Partners included:

  • Association of American Colleges and Universities (Caryn McTighe Musil)
  • Bringing Theory to Practice (Ashley Finley) 
  • New England Resource Center for Higher Education (John Saltmarsh)  

 

 

 

 

 

Each year, the annual Bonner Fall Directors Meeting also includes an

an opportunity to learn about high-impact learning and community engagement, bringing the lessons learned from this initiative into the broader Bonner Network.  The meeting is generally held at the Kanuga Conference Center in Hendersonville, NC.  Staff representatives from the 60+ campuses that run established Bonner Programs attend this meeting.

 

Here are some archival presentations about High-Impact shared at the Fall Meetings. 

 

Opening Session: 2011 Fall Directors Meeting

 

 

Developing High-Impact Partnerships

 

 

 

 

 

 

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