Campus Plan

The Voter Friendly Campus program recommends institutions use Strengthening American Democracy: A Guide for Developing an Action Plan to Increase Civic Learning, Political Engagement, and Voting Rates Among College Students. As part of the Students Learn Students Vote Action Plan working group, NASPA and Campus Vote Project created this document with partners from the Students Learn Students Vote Coalition to be an adaptable tool for assisting institutions in crafting robust written plans for civic learning and democratic engagement.The Voter Friendly Campus program recommends institutions use Strengthening American Democracy: A Guide for Developing an Action Plan to Increase Civic Learning, Political Engagement, and Voting Rates Among College Students. As part of the Students Learn Students Vote Action Plan working group, NASPA and Campus Vote Project created this document with partners from the Students Learn Students Vote Coalition to be an adaptable tool for assisting institutions in crafting robust written plans for civic learning and democratic engagement.

Example Campus Plans

Community College of Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Public, 2 year, approximately 16,000 students

Clark Atlanta University

Atlanta, Georgia. Private, 4 year. HBCU. Approx. 4,500 students

Cornell University

Cornell, New York. Private, 4 year, approximately 22,000 students

Wayne State University

Detroit, Michigan. Public, 4 year, Approximately 24,000 students