The following are suggestions of documents that could be included or adapted in a dossier to document the quality of a scholar's community-engaged work:

1. Career Statement [1]
2. Curriculum Vita [2]
3. Statement of Assigned Responsibilities [3]
4. Teaching Portfolios [4]
5. Letters of Support/Appreciation from Community Members/Partners [5]
6. Peer Review Letters from Community Leaders [6]
7. Publications in Media Aimed at Community Partners [7]
8. Peer-Reviewed Publications that Report on Community-Engaged Scholarship [8]

Depending on each institution and department' standards and guidelines for preparing promotion and tenure materials, some of these may or may not be useful to individual scholars. Community-engaged scholars are encouraged to use these ideas in the context of the requirements of the institutions in which they work.

(Jordan, 2007) [9]. Reprinted here with permission from Community-Campus Partnerships for Health [10].