Fellows Program Application

Thank you for your interest in the Engaged Scholar Faculty and Community Fellows Program!

Before you begin the application, be aware of the following:

• There are multiple short answer questions (see below). Unfortunately, once you begin your application, you do not have the ability to “save” it. We strongly encourage you to write your short answer question responses in advance so you can easily “cut and paste” them into the application below.

Have questions about the Engaged Scholar Faculty and Community Fellows Program? Contact Shawntay Stocks, Assistant Director of Engaged Scholarship.

Engaged Scholar Faculty and Community Fellows Application

CONTACT INFORMATION:

First Name*

Last Name*

Campus Email Address*

Phone Number*

Campus Fax*

DEPARTMENT INFORMATION

Please inform your department or program chair of your intent to participate in the Engaged Scholar Faculty and Community Fellows Program and offer a future Community-Based Learning course, should you be selected.

Position, Department/Program*

Department Chair First Name*

Department Chair Last Name*

ADDITIONAL DETAILS

PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILED ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS BELOW (PLEASE LIMIT YOUR RESPONSES TO 250–500 WORDS).

1.Please describe what you hope to gain from participation in the Engaged Scholar Faculty and Community Fellows Program at Johns Hopkins University.*

2.Please describe a course that you have taught, or hope to teach, in which you incorporate community engagement. For existing courses, what are the aims of the course? Prerequisites? Requirements? Goals of direct engagement with the community? How did students and community partners benefit from participation?*

4.Faculty Fellows will work with a team that includes a Community Fellow and the Assistant Director of Engaged Scholarship. Do you already have a community agency in mind and/or student that might work with you on a course? If not, the CSC will connect you with a community partner.*

3.How do you intend to continue contributing to the Johns Hopkins and Baltimore communities after successful completion of the Engaged Scholar Faculty and Community Fellows Program?*

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