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"A critical review of a variety of multi-institutional networks that confirms the value of working together to achieve both individual and collective goals for service-learning and partnerships. The involvement of community partners in project and network decisions should inspire others to strengthen partner voice in service-learning."--Barbara Holland, Pro-Vice Chancellor of Engagement, University of Sydney
"Unique perspectives on civic engagement which further how ideas are put into action to make a real difference in the lives of people. For all of us in the service movement, this book is a must read."--Mark Gearan, President, Hobart and William Smith College
"A convincing case for the power of cross-institutional partnerships. This underscores the continuing influence of Campus Compact, the organization that has largely catalyzed and led the service-learning movement in higher education."--Ira Harkavy, Founding Director and Associate Vice President, Netter Center for Community Partnerships, University of Pennsylvania
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