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The Key Center for Community Citizenship and Service Learning is the hub of service on campus and works to connect students, faculty, and community partners in meaningful service-learning projects. We oversee the university's Service Learning Designated Course Program, as well as the Community Engaged Scholars graduation distinction. If you are looking for possible community organizations you can work with, we can help you make those connections.

What is Service Learning?

Service learning has undergraduates actively engage in well-organized direct service, projects and research in ways that respond to community-identified needs and enhance the wellbeing of people and places while allowing students to reflect and learn about the connections between their courses and their work. Read more about service learning. 

 

 
 

Community Engaged Scholars

The Community Engaged Scholar honor is one of five academic recognitions given to graduating students at UNC Asheville. It gives students the chance to become deeply involved in service learning in Asheville and Western North Carolina -- and receive recognition for their efforts. The honor was approved by the UNC Asheville Faculty Senate in March 2011.