Service-learning and civic engagement: a longitudinal assessment of experiential education
Document Type
Presentation
Publication Date
4-20-2007
Abstract
This Spring we are celebrating 10 years of the Liemandt Family Service-Learning Program at CSB/SJU. The goals of service-learning are to enhance academic learning as well as to foster community awareness and a sense of social justice. In pursuit of these goals, I've incorporated service-learning in my classes over the past six years. We have evidence to suggest that service-learning is an effective tool for teaching course content. Assessment of the long-term effects on student's civic engagement is less clear. Therefore, the question remains, to what extent do service-learning experiences in college empower students to serve greater roles in their community after they graduate? This session will present preliminary results on a longitudinal study designed to assess some possible long-term effects of experiential education initiatives at CSB/SJU.
Recommended Citation
Daughters, Karyl, "Service-learning and civic engagement: a longitudinal assessment of experiential education" (2007). Forum Lectures. 262.
https://digitalcommons.csbsju.edu/forum_lectures/262
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