Meyer Selected for Campus Compact’s National Policy Strategy Council
Micki Meyer, assistant vice president for student affairs, has been selected to serve on Campus Compact’s policy strategy council, a distinguished group of higher-education leaders working to shape and advance the organization’s federal policy agenda.
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As part of Campus Compact’s policy strategy council, Micki Meyer will collaborate with fellow council members to identify policy priorities, strengthen support for civic and community engagement, and advocate for expanded federal investment in these important areas. This appointment represents an exciting opportunity for both Meyer and Rollins to contribute to national conversations about the public purpose of higher education and the vital role colleges and universities play in strengthening communities.
Campus Compact is a national nonprofit organization and the largest and oldest higher-education association dedicated to civic and community engagement. Through a network of colleges and universities, the organization brings together higher-education leaders, faculty, researchers, students, and community engagement professionals to advance the public purpose of higher education. Campus Compact supports institutions through professional development, research, convenings, and collaborative networks, empowering them to partner with communities to address complex social issues, advance equity and justice, and build a more accessible, equitable, and prosperous society.
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