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Public Engagement Metrics Committee Phase I Final Report

Office for Public Engagement
2012
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Public Engagement Metrics Committee Phase I Final Report

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The Public Engagement Metrics Committee was charged with establishing the University's metrics priorities for community-engaged initiatives. The Committee was to develop a prioritized, phased plan for instituting a comprehensive metrics system for public engagement, align public engagement initiatives with strategic goals of the University's overarching metrics framework, connect public engagement metrics to relevant data collection and measurement systems facilitated by other units and entities both within and external to the University, and build a long-term strategy for assessing the impact of public engagement on students, faculty, staff, collegiate units, and the external community.

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Office for Public Engagement. (2012). Public Engagement Metrics Committee Phase I Final Report. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/213699.

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