Community Engaged Learning Podcast featuring Katie Kleinhesselink

On this episode of the High Impact Practices Podcast, Megan Haskins chats with Katie Kleinhesselink about Community Engaged Learning. Kleinhesselink addresses topics such as responsible community engagement, scaling community engaged learning, and more. 

Interested in learning more about Community Engaged Learning at DU? Check out the resources below. 
Community-Engaged Learning Mini-Grants are available to support opportunities for community-engaged class projects, development of community-engaged courses, institutional capacity building, professional development, and Student Fellows: Community-Engaged Teaching.

Community-Engaged Teaching 101 is for instructors who are new to community-engaged teaching. This two day workshop is designed to increase knowledge about community-engaged pedagogy as well as prepare faculty to use best practices for community engagement in their courses.

Student Fellows work with DU faculty members to support community-engaged teaching, research, and/or creative work. 

CCESL DU Portfolio Site – Includes resources for planning community-engaged courses, literature, sample syllabi, and more.

Scholar Shop is a platform that connects community organizations with DU students and faculty to address public problems through community-engaged classes, research, and/or creative work. 

Coalition of Urban & Metropolitan Universities (CUMU is a national institutional membership organization that provides programming, professional development, and support on topics/issues related to urban higher ed including community-engaged learning. They also publish the academic journal Metropolitan Universities, which often includes scholarship related to community-engaged learning.

For scholarship on these topics, click the "Attachments" button above.