About this event
Join us for an energizing introduction to the Campus CoGenerate Affinity Network, a new initiative designed to connect older and younger changemakers working together to solve problems, strengthen communities, and foster intergenerational collaboration on campuses across the country.
Whether you're a student, faculty member, or administrator, this webinar will offer a window into the growing movement of cogeneration, a model that values all ages working side by side on issues that matter.
What to Expect:
- Learn what cogeneration is and why it matters for higher education
- Discover how the Affinity Network supports intergenerational work and how you can get involved
- Hear real-world examples from campus leaders and practitioners who are building bridges across generations
- Explore how even a light lift can create a meaningful impact
Whether you're already engaged in intergenerational work or just starting to explore the possibilities, this session will leave you inspired and equipped with next steps to connect, learn, and lead.
Who should attend?
This event, and the Campus CoGenerate Affinity Network, are member benefits. This event is only open for Campus Compact members to participate.
What does this mean? This virtual event will be more interactive in nature, and participation is encouraged!
- You are invited to have your camera on in order to engage with the speakers and other participants
- You can openly ask questions by unmuting yourself or typing them in the chat
- There may be interactive components to this event, such as taking a poll, Q&A, or small group discussion
Meet The Panelists:
Assistant Director of the Office of Engagement
University of Nebraska at Omaha
Associate Vice President of Culture and Community
Chemeketa Community College
Student Affairs
Johns Hopkins University
Campus CoGenerate Affinity Network
Mobilizing campuses to harness the power of cogenerational collaboration in solving problems, bridging divides, and co-creating a better future.
Questions? Get in touch with Daniel López at CampusCogenerate@compact.org