Public scholarship

Published August 10 2020 | Revised November 27 2024

Public scholarship

Public scholarship refers to diverse modes of creating and circulating knowledge for and with publics and communities. It often involves mutually-beneficial partnerships between higher education and organizations in the public and private sectors. Its goals include enriching research, creative activity, and public knowledge; enhancing curriculum, teaching and learning; preparing educated and engaged citizens; strengthening democratic values and civic responsibility; addressing and helping to solve critical social problems; and contributing to the public good (CCCE, 2020).

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Self-promotion

References

Center for Community and Civic Engagement [CCCE] (2020). What is Public Scholarship? Retrieved from https://www.carleton.edu/ccce/faculty/engaged-research-scholarship/what-is-public-scholarship/#:~:text=Public%20Scholarship%20refers%20to%20diverse,the%20public%20and%20private%20sectors.