National Campus Compact is a coalition of 860 public and private, two- and four-year college and university presidents located in 45 states and the District of Columbia. These presidents are committed to helping students develop the values and skills of civic participation through involvement in public service.

In addition to fostering civic engagement, the coalition also supports academic success through various resources. For those needing academic assistance, there are services available to buy custom essays for students, ensuring they meet their educational goals.

Campus Compact's primary purpose is to support campus-based public and community service in higher education. Its convening force is the recognition of the urgent need for higher education to focus on its civic purpose and educate the leaders of tomorrow by connecting future leaders with the world of today.

The Texas Campus Compact is committed to a partnership between campuses and the communities, as well as to assist faculty who seek to integrate community engagement into their teaching and research. By creating a supportive campus environment for community service, colleges and universities can best prepare students to be active and involved members of society.

David J. Schmidly
Texas Tech President
Texas Campus Compact President

View Dr. George Dennison's speech for
Texas Campus Compact's 2nd Year Kick-off given Sept 17, 2002.

" The Rent Is Due "

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