THE MACJANNET PRIZE FOR
GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
Maureen Keegan
Program Coordinator, Talloires Network
October 28, 2013
Goals of the MacJannet Prize
• Elevate innovative civic engagement program models
• Strengthen public support for the global civic
engagement movement in higher education
• Champion the values and extend the legacy of
Donald and Charlotte MacJannet
• Promote action around the principles of the Talloires
Declaration
What is the MacJannet Prize?
• Nomination Process
– Must be TN member
universities
– Must be supported with
a letter from the head of
the university
– Required to complete an
application form
consisting of long and
short answer questions
• Selection Process
– Nominations are
reviewed by the TN
secretariat based on 6
criteria
– Finalists are interviewed
– A selection committee
reviews the finalists and
selects the
winners
Application Trends
67 66
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72
61
40
54
59
52
48
19
27 26
21 22
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10
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30
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2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Nominations
Universities
Countries
Interesting Information
• 149 Member Universities have nominated at
least 1 program
• Member Universities from 39 different
countries have nominated at least 1 program
• Winners represent 18 different countries
Geographic Distribution of MJ Prize Winners
2013 MacJannet Prize Winners
1. International Medical University (Malaysia) –
IMU Cares
2. Pontificia Universidad Javeriana – Bogotá
(Colombia) – Programa Social PROSOFI
3. Universidad Católica de Córdoba (Argentina)
- Programa de intervención sanitaria en
poblaciones vulnerables de la provincia de
Córdoba
International Medical University – IMU
Cares
• Kampung Angkat
Project – Village
Adoption Project
• Kampung Tekir
community
• Students practice their
skills in a rural setting
• Villagers benefit from
health services
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana -
Programa Social PROSOFI
• Supported by the
Engineering Faculty
• Focus on Gran Yomasa-
Bolonia in Usme
• Six areas of focus
• Aim to develop the
project in multiple
territories
Universidad Católica de Córdoba -
Programa de intervención sanitaria
• Health and sanitary issues
raised by community of
Costa del Rio Pinto
• Interdisciplinary with
students and faculty from
biochemistry, pharmacy
and veterinary medicine
• Being replicated in
Cabildo, following similar
model
2013 MacJannet Prize Honorable
Mentions
• Lingnan University
(Hong Kong) –
Service-Learning
Research Scheme
(SLRS)
• Beaconhouse
National University
(Pakistan) -
Humnawa
2014 MacJannet Prize
• Nomination forms were made available on
October 18, 2013
• Outreach will be conducted via email, in
person and through social media and in
multiple languages
• Nominations are due on January 24, 2014
• Presentation Ceremony at the 2014 Talloires
Network Leaders Conference
Thank You MacJannet Foundation!
• Strong partnership
• Financial support of the prize
• Ongoing participation in the selection process

MacJannet Prize for Global Citizenship

  • 1.
    THE MACJANNET PRIZEFOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Maureen Keegan Program Coordinator, Talloires Network October 28, 2013
  • 2.
    Goals of theMacJannet Prize • Elevate innovative civic engagement program models • Strengthen public support for the global civic engagement movement in higher education • Champion the values and extend the legacy of Donald and Charlotte MacJannet • Promote action around the principles of the Talloires Declaration
  • 3.
    What is theMacJannet Prize? • Nomination Process – Must be TN member universities – Must be supported with a letter from the head of the university – Required to complete an application form consisting of long and short answer questions • Selection Process – Nominations are reviewed by the TN secretariat based on 6 criteria – Finalists are interviewed – A selection committee reviews the finalists and selects the winners
  • 4.
    Application Trends 67 66 75 72 61 40 54 59 52 48 19 2726 21 22 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Nominations Universities Countries
  • 5.
    Interesting Information • 149Member Universities have nominated at least 1 program • Member Universities from 39 different countries have nominated at least 1 program • Winners represent 18 different countries
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  • 7.
    2013 MacJannet PrizeWinners 1. International Medical University (Malaysia) – IMU Cares 2. Pontificia Universidad Javeriana – Bogotá (Colombia) – Programa Social PROSOFI 3. Universidad Católica de Córdoba (Argentina) - Programa de intervención sanitaria en poblaciones vulnerables de la provincia de Córdoba
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    International Medical University– IMU Cares • Kampung Angkat Project – Village Adoption Project • Kampung Tekir community • Students practice their skills in a rural setting • Villagers benefit from health services
  • 9.
    Pontificia Universidad Javeriana- Programa Social PROSOFI • Supported by the Engineering Faculty • Focus on Gran Yomasa- Bolonia in Usme • Six areas of focus • Aim to develop the project in multiple territories
  • 10.
    Universidad Católica deCórdoba - Programa de intervención sanitaria • Health and sanitary issues raised by community of Costa del Rio Pinto • Interdisciplinary with students and faculty from biochemistry, pharmacy and veterinary medicine • Being replicated in Cabildo, following similar model
  • 11.
    2013 MacJannet PrizeHonorable Mentions • Lingnan University (Hong Kong) – Service-Learning Research Scheme (SLRS) • Beaconhouse National University (Pakistan) - Humnawa
  • 12.
    2014 MacJannet Prize •Nomination forms were made available on October 18, 2013 • Outreach will be conducted via email, in person and through social media and in multiple languages • Nominations are due on January 24, 2014 • Presentation Ceremony at the 2014 Talloires Network Leaders Conference
  • 13.
    Thank You MacJannetFoundation! • Strong partnership • Financial support of the prize • Ongoing participation in the selection process