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https://www.purdue.edu/engagement/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/hands-in-blog.jpg888450The Engaged College Program or ECP is designed for Purdue’s academic colleges and schools to reflect on the quality and depth of their engagement practices while receiving support from the Office of Engagement for establishing processes of continuous improvement. ECP allows colleges to customize their engagement objectives and expectations while aligning with the University’s engagement framework and protocol. The program has two main deliverables to be completed within 4 months: a college engagement self-assessment and a college engagement action plan.