Planning for Civil Engagement on Campus

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In today’s increasingly polarized political climate, college campuses often become epicenters for social movements, protests, and political demonstrations. How can universities effectively manage these situations while fostering a culture of long-term civic engagement?

This webinar is designed for anyone interested in the intersection of higher education, civic engagement, and political activism. By the end of this session, participants will have a deeper understanding of how to plan for campus protests and how long-term civic engagement can serve as a stabilizing force in times of political turmoil.

What This Webinar Will Cover

• Civic engagement on campus
• History of civic engagement at WKU
• Collaborative planning
• Importance of policy

Learning Outcomes

1. Understand key concepts of civic engagement and its role on campus.
2. Identify key strategies for planning for campus protests.
3. Analyze relevant policies and their impact on preparing for campus protests.

Presenters

Dr Molly Kerby

Assistant Provost for Institutional Effectiveness & Engagement, Professor SociologyWestern Kentucky University

Catherine Copeland

Director of the American Democracy ProjectAASCU

Dr. David E. Oliver Ed.D, CSP, CEM

Director of Environmental Health and Safety and Emergency Manager

Registration

Note: Recordings will be available for purchase 24 hours after the live event.

Registration will close on October 21 at 12:15 PM Eastern.

Please contact the SCUP Webinar Team at webinars@scup.org with any questions.