No classifications matched your search. In , the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education began developing a classification of colleges and universities to support its program of research and policy analysis. The framework was first published in and is now updated every 3 years to reflect changes among colleges and universities. The Carnegie Elective Classifications are recognitions earned by institutions that have made extraordinary commitments to their public purpose. Institutions apply for recognition from the Carnegie Foundation through a particular Elective Classification theme and make extraordinary commitments to that theme.
Community Engagement Application. Life-saving research. World-shaping cultural exchange. A shared sense of civic participation. Creating pathways for adults to gain new skills. Equipping local employers with a ready workforce. The contributions colleges and universities make to American life are as varied as the institutions themselves.
But from the smallest community college to the largest public university, one shared mission stands above the rest: particularly Community Engagement. Leadership For Public Purpose. Skip to content Institutions. Search by: Institution Name Classification. Search by institution name Submit Query. No institutions matched your search. Albert's College College of St. FSU F. State University Fla. State Fl. Scott Jr. College Ft. Joseph University, Mount St.
Joseph University on the Ohio. Mary's University Mount St. Carlos J. Cloud State University; St. Edward's University, St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary St. Augustine College St. John Fisher University Fisher St. John Vianney College Seminary St. John's College St. John's University-New York St. Joseph's College of Nursing St. Joseph's University-New York St. Mary's College of Maryland St. Mary's University St. Mary's St. Louis St. Augustine for Health Sciences University of St.
Pacific Univ. Washington State C. Filter classification types. Elective Classifications The Carnegie Elective Classifications are recognitions earned by institutions that have made extraordinary commitments to their public purpose.
