Designing a Story Map to Account and Advocate for Community Engagement
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Brian Gogan, John ScottAuthors Info & Claims
Brian Gogan, John ScottAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 370 - 371
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This study examines the use of a story map to promote accountability in community-university partnerships and to advocate for increased levels of engagement between a public, doctoral-granting Midwestern university and its communities.
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