Service learning and community engaged learning enable students to connect their academic knowledge and skills with direct experience that addresses a community identified need or priority. Service learning is a credit-bearing educational experience in which students participate and reflect on community engagement activities as a way to gain further understanding of course content, a broader appreciation of the discipline, and an enhanced sense of personal values and civic responsibility.
Fall 2022
EDUC 314.001 – SL: Multiple Literacies in Content Area Classrooms
- Instructor: Morton, Bridget
EDUC 320.001 – SL: Middle School Principles, Practices and Materials
- Instructor: Jarvis, Kendra
HWP 499.002 – SL: Undergraduate Research in HWP
- Instructor: Batada, Ameena
LA 478.001 – SL: Cultivating Global Citizenship
- Instructor: Chapman, Reid
LANG 120.008 – SL: Academic Writing and Critical Inquiry
- Instructor: Pisano, Jessica
LIT 346.001 – DI: SL: Readings in Gender and Sexuality: LGBTQ Appalachia
- Instructor: Wray, Amanda
POLS 323.001 – SL: U.S. Elections
- Instructor: Moraguez, Ashley
POLS 374.001 – ST: SL: Poverty Law Clinic
- Instructor: Mangone, Lee Anne
SPAN 300.001 – DI-R: SL: Oral Skills
- Instructor: Bettencourt, Michelle
SSCI 300.001 – SL: Applied Social Research Workshop
- Instructor: Mangone, Lee Anne
SSCI 374.001 – ST: SL: Poverty Law Clinic
- Instructor: Mangone, Lee Anne