Criteria
All qualified applications will be evaluated based on the following criteria:
- Ability to demonstrate strong and productive working relationship with community partners and to show a mutual and reciprocal benefit exists.
- Demonstrate innovative and/or cross-disciplinary approaches to community and public issues of concern to faculty and partners.
- Describe how the partnership began and provide evidence of building to(ward) a sustained partnership relationship over time. Show what improvements have been in the past and and how you plan changes or improvements in the future; address this to the extent possible as some work is just beginning other work is ongoing.
- Demonstrate the outcomes of the partnership work and the methods used to assess outcomes and impact. Include any scholarly outputs connected to this work, if applicable.
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Examples of community engagement assessment strategies could include documenting the frequency and type of activity related to community education, advocacy, organizing, publication & media support, or training and leadership development. The strategies can reflect the reciprocal nature of the partnership and include how the community partner is involved in the assessement process.
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Examples of community engagement published materials include peer reviewed literature, professional reports, community engaged learning projects (in class), published outreach materials, or OP-ed pieces.
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- Nominees' community engagement activities must be entered into OCP's Collaboratory Data Portal, either by the application deadline or before acceptance of the award. Contact ocp@uw.edu for assistance.
Upon final review, the committee will submit its recommendation to the Assistant Chancellor for Community Partnerships and the campus will be notified of the award recipient.
2020-2021 Selection Committee
- Jennifer Chang, Community member, Washington Nonprofits, OCP Advisory Council member
- Turan Kayaoglu, Faculty - School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences
- Michelle Montgomery, Faculty – School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences
- Janet Primomo, UWT retiree – School of Nursing & Healthcare Leadership
- David Reyes, Faculty – School of Nursing & Healthcare Leadership
- Christine Stevens, Faculty – School of Nursing & Healthcare Leadership
- UWT Staff Association Representative - TBA
2019-2020 Selection Committee
- Robin Evans, Agnew, Associate Professor, School of Nursing & Healthcare Leadership
- Linda Ishem, Senior Lecturer, School of Urban Studies
- Lisa Isozaki, Director, Office of Research
- Joe Lawless, Chief Strategy Officer, Office of the Chancellor
- Melony Pederson, Capital Development Manager, Campus Planning & Real Estate
- Janet Primomo, Associate Professor Emerita, School of Nursing & Healthcare Leadership
- Christine Stevens, Associate Professor, School of Nursing & Healthcare Leadership