Service-Learning Classes
Service-learning is:
- a credit-bearing, educational, experience
- students participate in organized service activities that meets identified community needs
- reflect on the service activity to gain further understanding of course content, a broader appreciation of the discipline, and an enhanced sense of civic responsibility.
Robert Bringle and Julie Hatcher, A Service Learning Curriculum for Faculty. The Michigan Journal of Community Service-Learning, Fall 1995, pp.112-122
Please click here for a list of courses that fulfill or partially fulfill PEG requirements.
Check out this blog on the Service Learning Class trip to the Pine Ridge Reservation during Spring Break 2013. http://pineridgeblog.wordpress.com/
Wilson Examples
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One example of a Service-learning class is: PSY 203- Child Development with Click here for more samples Service-learning classes. |
Many classes volunteer with the Insulate! program through Community Action Opportunities. |
please note...
The purpose of this page is to help students understand what Service-Learning classes are and how they differ from other classes. If you are a staff or faculty member who wants to learn more about Service-Learning Classes click on your respective link on the left side of the page.