Academic Service-Learning Courses are courses that link the classroom and community through transformative, hands-on, and experiential education that is transformative. These courses:
- Promote the interrelationship of teaching, research, and service through theory, action, and reflection in response to community needs.
- Develop and translates academic knowledge, critical thinking, and community engagement into civic responsibility.
- Foster mutually beneficial collaborations between the university and the community to promote positive social change.
- Incorporate reflection on the relationship between the community-based component and academic course work into the course curriculum.
- Outline service learning objectives in the student learning outcomes.
Search CaneLink to view and register for service-learning (CIVIC) designated courses for the current semester. In the “Attribute” pull-down menu, click “Civic” to get a list of all current-semester service-learning courses!
Below is detailed information on Academic Service-Learning courses across all schools and disciplines that have a civic and/or community engagement component. Please note that although regularly updated, the list provided is not exhaustive and courses listed may not be offered every semester.
