Faculty Resources

Guideline topics include student orientation, preflection and reflection models, how to use a memorandum of understanding and how to end a project. The faculty toolkit also includes a brief list of recommending reading related to community-engaged learning.

CEL Faculty Fellows

Leo Riegert

Associate Professor of German
The Community-Engaged Learning Faculty Fellow is a member of Kenyon's faculty who works to advance community-engaged learning and research at Kenyon through faculty development and support. 

Nick Theis

Assistant Professor of Sociology
The Community-Engaged Learning Faculty Fellow is a member of Kenyon's faculty who works to advance community-engaged learning and research at Kenyon through faculty development and support. 

Patrick Bottiger

Associate Professor of History
The Rural Life Faculty Fellow is a member of Kenyon’s faculty with a compelling vision of a project or course that would enhance the study of rural life. The fellowship recognizes the significance of community-based projects that mobilize faculty and students to explore culture, history, evolution and economy from a local rural context.