KENTUCKY ENGAGEMENT

The Third Annual Kentucky Engagement Conference:

Facilitating and Rewarding Faculty Engagement in Teaching, Research, and Service

Lexington Downtown Hotel and Convention Center

(formerly the Radisson Plaza Hotel)

369 W. Vine Street, Lexington, KY

859-231-9000

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

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7:00	Sign-in
	Continental Breakfast (courtesy of The New York Times)
8:30	Welcome, Conference Overview
Ballroom II & III	Phil Greasley, UK, Associate Provost for University Engagement
	Heidi M. Anderson, Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs, UK, for Provost Subbaswamy
8:45	Engaged Scholarship in Context: Approaches and Issues
Ballrooms II & III	Lorilee R. Sandmann, Associate Professor, Department of Lifelong Education Administration and Policy, University of Georgia, and Co-Director, Clearinghouse and the National Review Board for the Scholarship of Engagement Moderator: Phil Greasley, UK, Associate Provost for University Engagement
9:45	Break
9:55	First Period: Five Concurrent Sessions
First Session:	Facilitating & Implementing University-Community Relationships
Daniel Boone Room	Panelists:
	Robert F. Long, Kellogg Foundation, and Visiting Distinguished Professor of Nonprofit Leadership, Murray State
	John Vissman, Director, Institute for Nonprofit Capacity (INC), NKU
	Paul N. Markham, Director, WKU ALIVE Center for Community Partnerships (CCP)
	Moderator: James C. Norton, Associate Dean, Area Health Education Centers (AHEC), College of Medicine, UK
Second Session:	Partnering for Research
Breckinridge	Panelists:
	Kevin A. Pearce, Area Health Education Centers (AHEC), Kentucky Ambulatory Network (KAN)
	Robert E. Kovarik, Associate Professor, College of Dentistry, UK CenteringPregnancy Smiles
	Barbara M. Burns, Professor and Chair, Department of Clinical and Brain Psychology, UL, Child Development with High Risk Families: Lessons from Partnering with Head Start/ Early Head Start Programs
	Moderator: Henry R. Cunningham, Director, Student Engagement, Office of Vice President for Community Engagement, UL
Third Session:	Recognizing and Rewarding Faculty Engagement: Promotion and Tenure Issues
Ballroom IV	Lorilee R. Sandmann, Associate Professor, Department of Lifelong Education Administration and Policy, University of Georgia, and Co-Director, Clearinghouse and the National Review Board for the Scholarship of Engagement
	Moderator: Heidi M. Anderson, Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs, UK
Fourth Session:	Non-Promotion and Tenure-Based Rewards for Engagement: Provosts’ Panel
Ballroom I	James P. Chapman, Provost, KSU
	Gail Wells, Vice President, Academic Affairs, NKU
	Sharon P. Turner, Dean, College of Dentistry, UK, for Provost Subbaswamy
	Moderator: Carole Beere, Senior Director of Special Projects, NKU
Fifth Session:	Engaging to Elevate Kentucky Communities
Lincoln Room	Panelists:
	Richard C. Maurer, Extension Specialist, Department of Community and Leadership Development, UK
	Gae Broadwater, State Specialist for Community Resources and Economic Development, KSU
	Laura D. Holt, UK County Extension Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences Muhlenberg County
	Dean Rowe, Vice President, First Kentucky Bank, Greenville, KY
	University of Louisville, Signature Partnership
	Daniel Hall, Vice President for Community Engagement, UL
	Ralph Fitzpatrick, Associate Vice President, Community Engagement, UL
	Moderator: Paul D. Warner, Assistant Director, Cooperative Extension, UK Cooperative Extension: Business Retention and Expansion Program
10:55	Break
11:05	Second Period: Four Concurrent Sessions
First Session:	Facilitating Teaching and Learning through Service-Learning
Lincoln Room	Edward A. Zlotkowski, Professor, Bentley University, and Senior Faculty Fellow, Campus Compact
	Moderator: Gayle Hilleke, Executive Director, Kentucky Campus Compact (KyCC)
Second Session:	Engaging to Serve and Solve Community Problems
Daniel Boone Room	Panelists:
	Leah Ashwill, Coordinator, Community Engagement, LIVE Center, WKU
	Marilyn Gardner, Associate Professor, College of Health and Human Services, WKU, Institute for Medicine Initiative
	Ellen J. Hahn, Alumni Professor, College of Nursing Tobacco Policy Research Program Director, Kentucky Center for Smoke-free Policy
	Jan Hillard, Associate Provost for Regional Stewardship, NKU, Tri- County “Launchpad” Initiative
	Moderator: Al Cross, School of Journalism and Telecommunications, and UK Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues
Third Session:	Deans’ Responses to Lorilee R. Sandmann Presentation on Promotion and Tenure Issues Relating to Engagement
Ballroom IV	Panelists:
	Kevin J. Corcoran, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, NKU
	Jay A. Perman, Dean, College of Medicine, Vice President, Clinical Affairs, UK
	David R. Rudy, Dean of the Institute for Regional Analysis and Public Policy and Associate Provost for Regional Engagement, Morehead State
	Moderator: Gerald Pogatshnik, Dean, Graduate Studies, EKU
Fourth Session:	Data and Directions for Academic Departments in Facilitating and Rewarding Engagement
Ballroom I	Kevin Kecskes, Director, Community-University Partnerships, Portland State University
	Moderator: Robin Taffler, Coordinator for Service Learning and Civic Engagement, Murray State
12:05	Break
12:15	Lunch and Second Keynote Address
Ballrooms II & III	The Power of We Consortium
	Hiram “Hi” E. Fitzgerald, University Distinguished Professor, Psychology, and Associate Provost for University Outreach and Engagement, Michigan State University
	Peggy Roberts, Coordinator, The Power of We Consortium
1:45	Break
2:00	Third Period: Five Concurrent Sessions
First Session:	Newspapers and Civic Purposes
Lincoln Room	Randy Jones, Regional Education Director, New York Times
	Ratona Harr, Senior Education Account Manager, USA Today
Second Session:	Community Partner Experiences in Engaging with Higher Education
Ballroom I	Panelists:
	Mark J. Neff, President and CEO, St. Claire Regional Medical Center, Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) Partner
	Opal A. Fannin, Adult Basic Education Program Specialist, Morehead Adult Learning Center, Morehead State Partner
	Matt Mattingly, Director of Administration, City of Murray, Kentucky, Murray State Partner
	Amy A. Dimmerling, Cinderella’s Closet, NKU Partner
	Moderator: Lisa Higgins-Hord, Assistant Vice President, Community Engagement, UK
Third Session:	Faculty Engagement Promotion and Tenure Q & A
Breckinridge Room	Lorilee R. Sandmann, Associate Professor, Department of Lifelong Education Administration and Policy, University of Georgia, and Co-Director, Clearinghouse and the National Review Board for the Scholarship of Engagement
	Moderator: Paul N. Markham, Director, ALIVE Center for Community Partnerships, WKU
Fourth Session:	Student Experiences with Service-Learning and Community Engagement
Ballroom IV	Panelists:
	Scott Meltzer, Centre College, Campus Compact 2008 Frank Newman Leadership Award Winner
	Randy L. Manis, AmeriCorps Vista member and Morehead Excellence in Civic Engagement Award winner
	Shelley Arant, Student, Department of Communications, WKU
	Moderator: Jeffrey C. Marshall, Assistant to the Provost, Morehead State
Fifth Session:	Federal Work Study: An Underutilized Resource for Campus Service and Volunteerism
Daniel Boone Room	Gayle A. Hilleke, Executive Director, Kentucky Campus Compact (KyCC)
	David M. Deggs, Grant Manager, Kentucky Campus Compact (KyCC)
3:00	Break
3:15	Fourth Period: Two Concurrent Sessions
First Session:	Facilitating Campus Engagement
Ballroom I	George L. Mehaffy, Vice President, Leadership and Change, American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU)
	Moderator: Michael Seelig, Interim Vice President, Academic Affairs, CPE, Morehead State
Second Session:	Taking Legislative Issues into the Classroom
Ballroom IV	Panelists:
	Trey Greyson, Kentucky Secretary of State
	Joseph Gershtenson, Associate Professor, Government, EKU, Director, Citizens Assembly for Critical Thinking About the United States (CACTUS)
	Ernie J. Yanarella, Professor, Political Science, UK
	Moderator: Mark Neikirk, Executive Director, Scripps Howard Center for Civic Engagement and Nonprofit Development, NKU
4:15-4:30	Conference Wrap Up
Ballrooms II & III	Phil Greasley, Associate Provost for University Engagement, UK