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Graduate Student Community Engaged Scholarship Task Force Summary Report

Office for Public Engagement
2012
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Graduate Student Community Engaged Scholarship Task Force Summary Report

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The charge of the Graduate Community Engaged Scholarship Task Force was "to develop recommendations for decreasing barriers and increasing support for graduate students to be a part of community-engaged scholarship. The task force will determine the greatest barriers to graduate students in pursuing community-engaged scholarship opportunities and recommend what programs, policies, and resources need to be developed or enhanced to have the greatest impact in facilitating graduate students' community-engaged scholarship."

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Office for Public Engagement. (2012). Graduate Student Community Engaged Scholarship Task Force Summary Report. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/213698.

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