Service-Learning in the College of Education, Counseling, & Ethnic Studies
Thank you for your interest in service-learning in the College of Education, Counseling, & Ethic Studies. The CCE can help you create or deepen your service-learning class. We provide models of other courses, sample syllabi, resources for course construction (please email [email protected] to access these), reflective analysis tools, and risk management support.
Some examples:
- Service-Learning in Native American Studies
- Service-Learning in Chicano & Latino Studies
- Service-Learning in Modern Languages & Literatures
- Service-Learning in Curriculum Studies and Secondary Education
- Service-Learning in Educational Leadership and Special Education
- Service-Learning in Literacy, Elementary, and Early Education
- Service Learning in Counseling
- Service Learning in Hutchins Liberal Studies
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Service-learning provides opportunities for our students to put their academic focus—whether philosophy, art, modern languages, Native American Studies, film, or any other—into practice. Artistic collaboration, creative collaboration, humanistic collaboration: we engage community in ways that matter and we can measure.