Campus Compact's Engaged Scholars Initiative is a year-long program for early-career faculty and staff to develop leadership and research in community-engaged scholarship.
Campus Compact's Faculty Development grant supports early-career faculty and staff in advancing community-engaged scholarship through a year-long, cohort-based professional development program.
Engaged Scholar Program supports associate professors and senior kinesiology scholars in joint research that leads to presentations and publications and helps associate professors advance.
The SBSM Inclusivity for Impact, Equity, and Engagement (I2EyE) Scholar Cohort Program supports underrepresented health-science scholars with mentorship and meeting participation to foster equitable engagement.
Community Engagement Professional Credentialing supports emerging professionals, faculty, and staff through competency-based learning and certification to strengthen ethical, equitable community engagement.
The Community Engaged Scholars grant from the Medical University of South Carolina supports academic-community teams to collaboratively conduct public health research using participatory methods.