Call for Proposals: 2023 Conference on Engaged Learning – Mar 31
Posted by Elon University on March 7, 2023
The annual Conference on Engaged Learning showcases cutting-edge research on engaged learning. Each annual conference features multi-institutional research from a specific Center for Engaged Learning research seminar, invites research updates from past seminar participants and conference presenters, and encourages contributions from other scholars and practitioners studying engaged learning practices.
We invite scholars interested in engaged learning topics (particularly the themes listed below) to join the culminating conversations of the 2020-2023 Research Seminar on (Re)Examining Conditions for Meaningful Learning at the 2023 Conference on Engaged Learning at Elon University, June 25-26, 2023. We especially encourage proposals that attend to diversity, inclusion, and equity within or across these engaged learning practices.
- Key Practices/Conditions for Fostering Engaged Learning,
- Engaging Student Voice in Engaged Learning Study and Practice,
- Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity in Engaged Learning,
- Trust in Engaged Learning Study and Practice,
- Previous Center for Engaged Learning Research Seminar and Conference Topics, and
- Cross-Cutting Questions about Engaged Learning.
We anticipate hosting the conference in-person on Elon’s campus but will regularly assess whether a move to a hybrid or fully online format is merited. We will post updates on the conference website.
Submit a proposal by March 31, 2023. Read the full call for proposals.
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