Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities

APLU

The University of Arizona was featured as a case study in the report on APLU's Modernizing Scholarship for the Public Good: An Action Framework for Public Research Universities.

 

APLU’s Modernizing Scholarship for the Public Good Action Framework (2023) offers guidance to public research universities on ways that they can support scholars to advance public impact research, Cooperative Extension, civic science, community-engaged research, and other forms of public engagement, with particular attention to the ways that diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice are integral to this work. The Modernizing Scholarship for the Public Good initiative was led by Elyse Aurbach, the APLU Civic Science Fellow, and supported by the Rita Allen Foundation, the Kavli Foundation, the Burroughs Wellcome Fund, APLU’s FANR, and the University of Michigan.

 

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APLU works with members to confront and overcome the extraordinary challenges facing public research universities. We are working collectively to broaden access to higher education, garner renewed investment in research, and tackle societal challenges while spurring economic growth. Public universities are working to address urgent student needs, advance equity and degree completion, and address their communities’ most urgent work. 

 

 

The University of Arizona's case study- Reforming Retention, Promotion, and Tenure: The University of Arizona's Process to Support Career-Track, Continuing-Status, and Tenure-Track Faculty, can be found on page 43 of the APLU Acting Framework. 
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