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Engaging Liberal Arts for Community Impact

Developing a sustainable plan to involve students in interdisciplinary arts projects, aiming for social impact and community engagement. Key points include maximizing student commitment, collaborating with campus organizations, and fostering sustainable interest through dedicated team efforts.

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Engaging Liberal Arts for Community Impact

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  1. ArtServicE Katie Morgan, Almy Egan, Brian D Kim

  2. Liberal Arts And Pro Humanitate

  3. Goals and Objectives

  4. Preliminary Plan

  5. Key Points: • Paramount that we attain maximum commitment from the students involved • Providing concrete examples of projects that we might engage in • Contact all of the chairs of the Arts Departments here at Wake • Go to professors of related classes and get them to allow students to participate for extra credit? • Sustaining interest over the long haul even if there is strong initial interest – need to create sustainable interest and history Dr. Carter

  6. Key Points: • Working with other campus organizations will help ArtServicE gain a foothold • Interdisciplinary • Must put a significant amount of time and effort into putting together a team of dedicated students who are willing to put a lot of time, energy, and passion into this venture • Contact directors of the Meg Hudson Memorial Concerts for examples and ideas Dr. Goldstein

  7. Katie talking with Dr. Carter and Professor Book

  8. Studious Students conversing!

  9. Key Points: • Invite people from the region who are already involved with cross-disciplinary niches to perform • This would enhance our capacity to build these bridges between the arts and have a larger community connection • Bring more legitimacy • Opportunity to talk about how the arts already are a socially-engaged group of people with very particular skills and talents and tendencies and actually foster collaboration within the frameworks - Compare with some other student institutions and see what they have Lynn Book

  10. Studious Students working on their social entrepreneurial project. :]

  11. Action Plan

  12. Assessment: Social Value Embedded Social Enterprise Features: - Business activities and social programs synonymous - Enterprise activities are “embedded” within the organizations operations and social programs Strengths: - Self-financed through enterprise revenues which makes them sustainable - Comprehensive relationship between business activities and social programs allows for financial and social benefits simultaneously

  13. Constitution

  14. Social Entrepreneurship Principles & Humanities Concepts and Approaches present in ArtServicE

  15. Related Projects

  16. “The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.”-Winston Churchill “If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put foundations under them.”-Henry David Thoreau

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