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.
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.
Community Engagement Professional Credentialing supports emerging professionals, faculty, and staff through competency-based learning and certification to strengthen ethical, equitable community engagement.
Faculty Institute supports educators in developing courses and campus workshops that build students’ capacity for respectful discussion, civil discourse, and collaborative problem-solving across differences.
First-Year Campus Engagement Grant supports West Virginia public colleges and universities in building programs that help new students belong, succeed academically, and stay enrolled while measuring their outcomes.
Mid-Career Learning Community supports community-engaged faculty and staff through year-long professional development to deepen their impact, explore career steps, and build a supportive network.