Title
Connecting Service to Learning: How Students and Communities Matter
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1995
Volume
24
Issue
1
Publication Title
Teaching Sociology
First Page
97
Last Page
101
Abstract
Colleges and Universities Across the United States historically have been concerned about how to prepare students for the world outside the classroom. Although internship and cooperative education programs provide work experience for students, another approach has been to develop programs in which students volunteer to perform service in local communities. Called service-learning, chis form of experiential learning combines volunteer work with course content; it is a strong pedagogical tool chat can be used in a variety of courses and community settings.
Recommended Citation
Parker-Gwin, Rachel, "Connecting Service to Learning: How Students and Communities Matter" (1995). Partnerships/Community. 46.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/slcepartnerships/46