JOURNAL OF HIGHER EDUCATION OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT
In 1905, then Chancellor of the University of Georgia Walter Barnard Hill said this about the role of the university of the future: "The University of the twentieth century will be differentiated from its predecessors in this: it will connect its activities more closely with the business and life of the people." This statement rings true for the University of the twenty-first century as well. The Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement (JHEOE) is dedicated to carrying that ideal forward.
JHEOE is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal that seeks to advance knowledge and theory about the social roles and civic missions, practices, and contributions of academic institutions and their governing boards, faculty, staff, and students. It strives to be the journal of record for high-quality scholarship that critically examines a broad range of issues, challenges, and opportunities related to the pursuit of higher education’s public purposes and work. In addition to advancing research, JHEOE seeks to highlight and examine innovative practices and programs and emerging issues, trends, challenges, and opportunities in the field of community-higher education engagement. It seeks to do so for an audience that includes not only faculty members, administrators, civic leaders, and policymakers, but also the diverse publics they serve.
JHEOE welcomes submissions from both scholars and practitioners, and is open to a wide variety of disciplines and methodological approaches. Articles are published in each of the following categories:
- Research and Philosophical Inquiry - We seek high-quality research and philosophical inquiry articles on a broad range of issues and problems associated with community-higher education engagement. Articles that address practical, theoretical, historical, philosophical, epistemological, methodological, economic, political, and/or cultural issues and problems are all welcome.
- Practice Stories from the Field - Critically reflective narratives of practitioner experience and work associated with community-higher education engagement and partnerships, public scholarship, and, more generally, the public work of higher education, well-grounded in philosophical, historical, and theoretical contexts and analysis, are welcome.
- Critically Reflective Reviews and Essays - We also seek concise, constructive, critically reflective and analytical reviews and essays on current, emerging, and possible future trends, perspectives, issues and challenges associated with community-higher education engagement, public scholarship, and institutional change.
- Book Reviews - We publish timely reviews of current and new books that address philosophical, historical, theoretical, and practical matters associated with community-higher education engagement and the practice of public scholarship. Reader suggestions for books to review are welcome.
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Editorial Staff
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Editor:
Trish Kalivoda
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Copy Editor:
Catherine B. Krusberg
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Publication Assistants:
Nick Ciarochi
Anne Sidner
Susan G. Sheffield
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Business Manager:
Gwen Moss
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Subscriptions:
Kathy Hoard
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Publishers
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The Institute of Higher Education
Libby V. Morris, Director
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Office of The Vice President for Public Service and Outreach
Art Dunning, Vice President and Associate Provost
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Contact Information
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Trish Kalivoda, Editor
Office of the Vice President for Public Service & Outreach
The University of Georgia
Treanor House
1234 S. Lumpkin St.
Athens, Georgia 30602
Phone: (706) 542-3946
Fax: (706) 542-6278
E-mail: ovppso@uga.edu
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Associate Editors
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Theodore R. Alter
The Pennsylvania State University
Hiram E. Fitzgerald
Michigan State University
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KerryAnn O'Meara
University of Maryland—College Park
Scott J. Peters
Cornell University
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Editorial Board
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Karen Bruns
The Ohio State University
Carol L. Colbeck
University of Massachusetts Boston
Sherwin L. Davidson
Portland State University
Amy Driscoll
Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching
Irwin Feller
The Pennsylvania State University
Henry J. Findlay
Tuskegee University
Eric Fretz
University of Denver
Sherrill B. Gelmon
Portland State University
J. Matthew Hartley
University of Pennsylvania
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Audrey J. Jaeger
North Carolina State University
Patricia Kalivoda
University of Georgia
Edna McBreen
University of Connecticut
George L. Mehaffy
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
Christopher Morphew
University of Georgia
Charles R. Nash
University of Alabama System
Judith Ramaley
Winona State University
John Saltmarsh
University of Massachusetts Boston
Lorilee R. Sandmann
University of Georgia
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