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Item 2012 Analysis of the SERU Survey for the University of Minnesota Office for Public Engagement(2012) Kent, Kateryna; Office for Institutional ResearchItem Assessment Rubric for Institutionalizing Community Engagement in Higher Education(2009) Furco, Andrew; Weerts, David; Burton, Lisa; Kent, KaterynaItem Morphosyntactic analysis of Surzhyk, a Russian–Ukrainian mixed lect.(2012-08) Kent, KaterynaSurzhyk is a stigmatized Russian-Ukrainian language variety spoken in Ukraine. Although several authors have conducted research on Surzhyk, an agreed-upon classification of this language variety has not been found. Scholars classify any combination of Russian and Ukrainian elements in the same utterance as Surzhyk. Having classified spoken data that combined Russian and Ukrainian language juxtapositions, I identified what constitutes Surzhyk Proper and what are cases of Russian-Ukrainian codeswitching and lexical borrowing. Surzhyk Proper has a systematic internal structure. Its morphosyntax is supplied by Ukrainian, while lexical items are supplied either by Ukrainian or by Russian.Item Student Civic and Community Engagement at the University of Minnesota: Findings from the 2013 Student Experience in the Research University Survey(2013) Kent, Kateryna; Office for Institutional ResearchItem Student Civic and Community Engagement at the University of Minnesota: Findings from the 2015 Student Experience in the Research University Survey(2015) Kent, Kateryna; Office for Institutional ResearchItem Student Civic and Community Engagement at the University of Minnesota: Findings from the 2017 Student Experience in the Research University Survey(2017) Kent, Kateryna; Office for Institutional ResearchItem Student Civic and Community Engagement at the University of Minnesota: Findings from the 2018 Student Experience in the Research University Survey(2018) Kent, Kateryna; Office for Institutional Research