Join the Network

Please fill out the following survey to express your interest in the network and to tell us about yourself.

ASCN would like everyone interested in institutional change to be part of the discussion. Depending on your level of interest, ASCN has three basic levels of involvement:

1. Mailing List Subscriber: The ASCN email list is an open list for discussion related to creating and/or studying change in higher education.
2. Working Group Follower: Receive periodic email updates from the working group or groups of their interest, as well as updates from the ASCN Leadership.
3. Working Group Member: Become an active participant in one of the ASCN working groups.

We appreciate your participation, and look forward to working with you in the Accelerating Systemic Change Network.

IMPORTANT: Do not leave this page without clicking on the SUBMIT button. If you leave this page without submitting, your entries in the form will be lost and will have to be reentered.

Your Interests – optional, but helpful

Learn how your responses in this section will be turned into a webpage that will highlight your work on institutional change.

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Your institutional information and your responses to the open-ended prompts that you submit via this form will be mapped onto a page template. After you submit this form, you can access your page to edit it and add to it by logging into your SERC account. The page will not be visible to the public until you email Mitchell Awalt (mawalt@carleton.edu) to let him know it is ready. The first time you go to your account to update the page template, the page will be called "untitled". The subsequent times you return to this page template it will be called "My interest in ASCN".

If you do not have an account, you can create one here. The email address you provide on this survey must match the email address used to create your SERC account.

If you have any difficulty with this process, please contact Mitchell Awalt (mawalt@carleton.edu).

One of the main intentions of the ASCN is to bring together people whose research interest is organizational change (research) with those whose work centers around bringing about change (practice). Please use the following choices to let us know how you identify yourself along this spectrum.

Principally Research
Principally Practice
Both Research and Practice
Other (please specify)

If you select "Other," please explain:


Please tell us briefly how you think your participation in the Accelerating Systemic Change Network can contribute to your own work on promoting sustainable institutional-level change in undergraduate STEM education.


Please tell us what aspects of your experience related to promoting sustainable institutional-level change in undergraduate STEM education you expect to contribute to the Accelerating Systemic Change Network.


If you have led an organizational change from a formal leadership position, please describe it briefly below.