Strategies for Developing and Documenting Products of Public Scholarship in Research and Creative Activity

This guidance is Part 1 of an intended 3 part series with the remaining guides to focus on strategies to document public and community-engaged scholarship as excellence in Teaching followed by Service.This document builds on the IUPUI Concept Paper on Public Scholarship and provides a planning and documentation tool to aid faculty in preparing their dossier for promotion and tenure. Candidates can use this document to aid in their planning and gathering of evidence. Primary and unit committees can use this guidance in mentoring junior colleagues. The specific guidance in this document focuses on planning for and documenting their public and community-engaged scholarship as research and creative activity as is adapted from prior work by Jordan (2007)

Track D Social Science, Human Rights and Political Science

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Goats and the small farmer dilemma: Problems and potentialities

Describes some of the problems facing goat production in various countries of the world, evaluating the socio-economic importance of goats & their introduction & acceptance among the extremely poor in the cold climate of North Eastern USA, & among small farmers in the Caribbean, Central America, Kenya, Asia & semi arid tropical Africa; with particular reference to project profiles, ownership patterns, social value of goats, the role of women in goat management, available veterinary services & Development possibilities