Campus Compact: 2020 in Review

Posted by Campus Compact on December 22, 2020

Despite a challenging year, we’ve come together as a coalition to accomplish so much. Throughout the rapid shifts caused by COVID-19, we’ve continued to move resolutely forward in pursuit of a more just and equal future. Thank you for your perseverance and dedication. As we look ahead to 2021, we remain motivated and inspired by hope for a better tomorrow.

Here are some of our 2020 accomplishments and resources:

Campus Compact announced the first ever Community Engagement Professional and Institutional winners of the Impact Awards. Learn about the winners.

The Compact20 Virtual Gathering brought our community together when COVID-19 forced the cancelation of our in-person conference. More than 5,000 faculty, staff, students, and senior leaders joined for three days of free virtual sessions, networking, and conversation. View recorded sessions.

Our bonus summer webinar series helped members respond quickly to COVID-19. We focused on offering immediate assistance in priority areas like risk management and online community engagement. View recorded sessions.

We published Community Colleges for Democracy: Aligning Civic and Community Engagement with Institutional Priorities, offering it for free download to all members across the country. Download here.

We partnered with Up to Us to offer deliberative dialogue training to students, staff, and faculty, giving them the tools they need to effectively combat polarization and division on campuses and in communities. Learn more.

The third annual National Webinar Series kicked off to bring tools and resources directly to you. Register now for upcoming sessions in 2021.

Six new micro-credentials were launched as part of our Community Engagement Professional Credentialing Program. The first 62 community engagement professionals earned micro-credentials and another 150+ are in progress. All are on their way to becoming certified as Community Engagement Professionals.  Learn more.

Compact Nation Podcast returned for season five. Make sure to subscribe for great interviews. New episodes coming soon! Listen now.


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