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<Title>Call for Participation - IARSLCE Research Fellowship</Title>
<Tagline>Project on Community Engagement Professionals</Tagline>
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    <div><br></div>Campus Compact is launching a project to develop a better understanding of the competencies and professional development practices of community engagement professionals. The research aspects of this project, including review of literature and data collection, will be completed by a corps of Research Fellows in the summer and early fall of 2015.  Research Fellows’ work will be coordinated by Lina Dostilio, director of the Center for Community-Engaged Teaching and Research at Duquesne University and is a program of the Graduate Student Network of the International Association for Research on Service-Learning and Community Engagement  (IARSLCE). You need not be a graduate student to participate: the opportunity is an inclusive invitation to those who are interested.<div><br></div>
    <div>For those interested in being a Research Fellow, please submit a statement of interest (a brief description of your interest in the project and previous research experience or explanation of where you are in your graduate coursework) to Lina Dostilio at <a href="mailto:dostiliol@duq.edu">dostiliol@duq.edu</a> by Friday, June 5th.</div>
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    <div>To subscribe to the "IARSLCE Graduate Student Network" group, please visit the groups' website on google (link below)</div>
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<Summary>Campus Compact is launching a project to develop a better understanding of the competencies and professional development practices of community engagement professionals. The research aspects of...</Summary>
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