The Process Is the Prize: Strategies to Build a Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement Application Team
Discover how strategic planning and campus coalition building aided and enhanced a successful application for the Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement, and gain inspiration for applying in the 2026 cycle.
Hear from experienced colleagues from Florida International University’s (FIU) Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement application team.
Those who watch the recording will learn about the techniques and approaches FIU implemented to enhance their application. Panelists will also discuss how their application process generated community-engaged activities throughout campus and the lessons learned from the transformational process of the Elective Classification self-study. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from your peers and position your institution for success.
Host:
Cammie Jones, Director, Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement, American Council on Education
Panelists:
Bridgette E. Cram, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Co-executive Director of the Center for Community Impact and Public Purpose, Florida International University
Anthony Rionda, Associate Vice President for Strategic Communications, Government, and External Affairs and Co-executive Director of the Center for Community Impact and Public Purpose, Florida International University
Anthony Teague, Director of Operations and Outreach, Center for Community Impact and Public Purpose, Florida International University
Vanessa Valdes, Operations Manager, Center for Community Impact and Public Purpose, Florida International University
Gisela Valencia, Senior Writer, Division of Strategic Communications, Government, and External Affairs, Florida International University