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.
Funder: Campus Compact
Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027 (Engaged Scholars Initiative application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: $1,000 program fee per participant; scholarships and group discounts available; participants/institutions cover travel and lodging for retreats.
Summary: Cohort-based professional development for early-career faculty and staff to advance community-engaged scholarship and civic engagement practice.
Key Information: Program fee required; opportunities for scholarships and institutional support.
Campus Compact’s Faculty Development opportunities, including the Engaged Scholars Initiative (ESI), are designed to support faculty and professional staff in higher education who are committed to community-engaged teaching, research, and partnerships. The ESI is a year-long, cohort-based leadership and professional development program focused on strengthening community-engaged scholarship, fostering civic engagement, and building professional networks. Through a blend of virtual meetings, in-person retreats, and collaborative projects, participants deepen their skills, expand their impact, and contribute to the advancement of equity-centered, public-purpose scholarship.