Document Type
Report
Publication Date
1-1-1989
Publication Title
Experiential Education for Community Development
First Page
159
Last Page
169
Abstract
During the years in which I have worked to involve students in service to the community, three questions have increasingly demanded answers. First, must service (helping others, responding to need-call it what one will) always be regarded as an activity in its own right, separate from work, distinct from study, capable only of being undertaken on completion of training or in spare time? Might it not be part of the educational process itself, an extra dimension of the syllabus, the social equivalent of apprenticeship in its most elemental form?
Recommended Citation
Dickson, Alec, "The University's Role in Promoting Community Service" (1989). Service Learning, General. 243.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/slceslgen/243
Comments
In 'Experiential Education for Community Development', edited by Paul S. Denise and Ian M. Harris, published by Greenwood Press.