Service-Learning in Management workshop

Posted by on May 15, 2004

SERVICE-LEARNING IN MANAGEMENT
Sept. 17-18, 2004
Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Co-sponsored by:
Upper Midwest Campus Compact Consortium (Iowa, Minnesota & Wisconsin)
American Association for Higher Education
Campus Compact
Carlson School of Management
The Collaboration for the Advancement of College Teaching & Learning

Business management has become a fast-growing field of study; simultaneously, an increasingly sophisticated and educated public is making stronger demands on contemporary organizations for corporate and social responsibility. Service-learning classes offer students hands-on experience in managing people and projects, dealing with clients, meeting real deadlines, and producing tangible results within budgeted time and resources. Civically engaged curriculum also provides a rich text to discuss complex issues facing 21st century businesses.

Whatever your management specialty and service-learning experience, this workshop will offer you and your colleagues a valuable opportunity to learn more about community-based education, trade ideas with your peers, and draft a plan for further development of service-learning at your institution or in your partnership.

Featured Facilitators:
Laurie DiPadova-Stocks, founding director of the Scripps Howard Center for Civic Engagement at Northern Kentucky University, part-chair of the Academy of Management’s Public and Nonprofit Division, and an originator of the Academy of Management?s Initiative for the Advancement of Civic Engagement and Service-Learning in Management Education.

John A. Miller, C.R. Lindback Professor of Management at Bucknell University, created a service-learning Management 101 course, versions of which have been taught on over 30 campuses. Consults on long-range planning, organization design, human resources, career development and Total Quality Management for a wide variety of business, governmental, education, and service agencies.

Workshop Format & Content
The workshop will include a mixture of presentations, panels, and discussions. Participants will receive Working for the Common Good: Concepts and Models for Service-Learning in Management (AAHE).

Registration
All interested faculty, students, administrators, and others are invited to participate in this workshop. Individuals are welcome, but ideally participants will come as part of a team, which might consist of:
* Two or more faculty members,
* A department chair or campus administrator,
* A campus-based service-learning coordinator,
* One or more community partners,
* One or more students.

Early bird registration deadline is August 17, 2004; final registration deadline is September 7, 2004.

Workshop costs for registrations received by August 17, 2004 (add $20 for registrations submitted between August 18 and September 7): $95 individual from a Campus Compact member campus, a school, or a community-based organization
$65 member of a team (3 or more people) from a Campus Compact member campus, a school, or a community-based organization $150 individual from a non-Compact campus $120 member of a team (3 or more people) from a non-Compact campus

Includes all meals and materials. Information on hotel accommodations in the Twin Cities is available with the registration brochure.

To request registration materials, please contact:
Lori Coutts Fraase
Office Manager
Minnesota Campus Compact
(651)603-5082
[email protected]

Provide your name, phone number, and mailing address or fax number and a brochure will be sent to you, or visit our website http://mncampuscompact.org to get a PDF version of the brochure.