Engaged Scholarship Prize

Launched in 2020, the Engaged Scholarship Prize was developed by NCCE in partnership with Franklin D. Gilliam, Jr., Chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, to grow and promote the scholarship of engagement in North Carolina. Check out this video of Chancellor Gilliam introducing the inaugural prize. 

The prize recognized one full-time faculty member and one graduate student.  The faculty prize was $1500 and the graduate student prize is $500. The prize was awarded during the annual PACE conference.

  Selection Criteria

1. The scholarship addresses public issues and might help communities identify resources and assets, explore civic skills, or build civic literacy.
2. The effort is reciprocal and collaborative; it encourages public participation in the production of the scholarship.
3. The scholarship helps advance the field of higher education service-learning and community/civic engagement.
4. The scholarship has been or will be disseminated to the public in print and/or spoken form (ex. academic journal, website, newsletter, recorded presentation, performance, podcast, etc.) and is archived in some way for future generations.
5. Evidence of sustained scholarship of engagement will improve a candidate’s application.