2009-1: Mapping Civic Engagement within Higher Education in Ireland Lorraine McIlrath, Alison Farrell, Jean Hughes, Seamus Lillis & Ann Lyons (Editors).
Editors: Lorraine McIlrath, Alison Farrell, Jean Hughes, Seamus Lillis & Ann Lyons
Publisher: All Ireland Society for Higher Education (AISHE) and Campus Engage – Network for the Promotion of Civic Engagement in Irish Higher Education.
© 2009 Released under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence.
ISBN No: 978-0-9550134-4-7
Funded by: Higher Education Authority, (HEA) Strategic Initiatives and SIF 1
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Front Matter
- Front Inside Cover
- Publication Information/Copyright Statement
- Acknowledgements
- Table of Contents (print format, with page numbers)
- Editorial
- Notes on Editorial Committee & Contributors
Section One: Foundations For Civic Engagement Within Higher Education In Ireland
- 01. Driving Civic Engagement Within Higher Education In Ireland: A Contextual Picture Of Activities From The Local To The National Through The Evolution Of A Network. Lorraine Mcilrath & Ann Lyons.
- 02. Active Citizenship And Higher Education. Caitríona Ryan & Deirdre Stritch.
- 03. Democratising Knowledge – The Role Of Universities. Gerard Quinn & Lorraine Mcilrath.
- 04. Defining Innovation In The Engaged University. Finbarr Bradley.
Section Two: Case Studies
Case Study One: University Community Engagement From Michigan To Mayo
- 05. Community Engagement In Rural Ireland: A Lecturer’s Perspective. Diane Doberneck
- 06. Pride Of Place Competition In Mayo Abbey: Students’ Perspective On Community Engagement. Ryan T. Cook And Scott M. Pitera.
- 07. A Partnership Between The Tochar Valley Rural Community Network (Mayo) And Michigan State University: A Community Perspective. Maureen Lally, Diane Doberneck, Seamus Lillis And Brendan Sammon.
Case Study Two: Service Learning In Nurse Education
- 08. Service Learning: A Method Of Facilitating Cultural Awareness In Undergraduate Nursing Students. Dympna Casey & Kathy Murphy.
- 09. Student Insights Into Service Learning And The Zambian Experience. Meabh Sheridan & Siobhan Lynch.
Case Study Three: Models & Modelling Civic Engagement
- 10. Learning From Life: The Uaneen Experience In Dublin City Univeristy. Jean Hughes & Una Redmond.
- 11. Critical Conversations. Eilish Rooney.
- 12. Community Learning In Action – Lessons From The ‘Finglas For Diversity’ Research Initiative With DCU From A Community Perspective. Kerry Lawless & Jean Hughes.
- 13. To Be Or Not To Be Altruistic: Students’ Reactions, Reflections And Resistance To Service Learning. Hannah Barton & Jean Hughes.
Case Study Four: University & Community – Defining Experience
- 14. A Pilot Project At The Centre For Non-Profit Management At Trinity College Dublin: Some Unexpected Consequences. Catherine Breathnach.
- 15. Active Citizenship: An Opportunity For Committed Engagement And Innovation Within The Third Level Sector. Seamus Lillis.
- 16. Engaging Learning Communities: Valuing Experience. Rosemary Moreland.
- 17. Service Learning. So What? Brian O’Donnachadha.
Case Study Five: Theory To Practice – Perspectives From The US & India
- 18. Letter Home. Surya Kalra & Richard Bawden.
- 19. Civic Engagement, Community Development And Implications For The Academy – From Los Angeles To Ireland. Maria Avila.
Section Three: Conclusion
- 20. Reflections On Civic Engagement. Saranne Magennis.