VOLUME 5, ISSUE 1
Research
A Civic Health Dialogue and Deliberation: Engaging Business, Nonprofit and Public Leaders
Ellen Szarleta
Each sector brings different qualities bring to the table, all are required to effectively advance initiatives targeting our civic health
Healthy Communities / Healthy Colleges: Advancing Civic Health with Data and Action
Mark D. Potter
The capabilities and applications of “big data” are expanding to shape strategies and practices in such disparate areas as product development, marketing, sports analysis, public health, and political prognosis
Taking a Closer Look at Campus Civic Health: Are We Measuring Dutiful or Actualized Citizenship on Campus?
Adam Van Liere, Jeremy Arney, Jo Arney
Traditional measures of civic health need to be updated to reflect a more actualized definition utilized by young adults today
Social Capital and Civic Participation in the Ozarks: Summary of Findings from the Ozarks Regional Social Capital Survey
Mike Stout, John B Harms, Timothy D Knapp
The information in this report can be used to motivate and inform discussions of how to enliven civic participation in Southwest Missouri and strengthen the social fabric of the Show Me State
College at Brockport Civic Health Report
Susan Orr & Dena Levy
Students from the course collected compiled and analyzed data for the report in the process of learning research concepts and skills
Lincoln Park Survey Instrument
Mark D. Potter
Businesses were selected as the study’s focus due to their important community role and their being understudied in civic engagement research
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In memoriam: John H. Keiser
The Editors
In Memoriam: Dr. John H. Keiser (1937-2016) March 2016 Special Issue, eJournal of Public Affairs The Editors, eJournal of Public Affairs Missouri State University John Keiser, president of Southwest Missouri State University (now Missouri State University) from 1993 to 2005