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Service Learning at SCC

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, that’s the only thing that ever has.” Margaret Mead . Service Learning at SCC. What is Service-Learning?.

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Service Learning at SCC

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  1. “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, that’s the only thing that ever has.” Margaret Mead Service Learning at SCC

  2. What is Service-Learning? • a hands-on teaching and learning strategy that integrates meaningful community service with instruction and reflection to enrich the learning experience, teach civic responsibility, and strengthen communities. Learn and Serve America; http://www.servicelearning.org/what-service-learning

  3. Benefits for the Student • gives you hands-on experience in the real world. • deepens your knowledge of complex issues. • promotes critical thinking and action. • integrates theory with practice. • enhances your understanding of diverse cultures & people. • builds your resume—both academic and professional!

  4. Benefits for the Community • help meet short and long-term needs. • increase access to people power! • bring new ideas, perspectives, and energy to the table! • increase the visibility of community organizations and issues.

  5. Choosing a SL Position • Are there specific issues or populations with which you would like toserve • Does your schedule fit with the available days/times & duration of service commitment listed for the position? • Do you have or need transportation? • What skills, interests, and abilities do you bring to this experience?

  6. SL Assignments • Your instructor will define your service requirements and opportunities. • Make sure to read your syllabus and ask questions so you are clear about what is expected of you.

  7. The Service-Learning Contract Fill out your Course Learning Objectives before you attend your on-site orientation.

  8. The Service-Learning Contract Bring your Service-Learning Contract to your on-site orientation. Fill it out with your site supervisor. You will turn this into your professor.

  9. RecordingYour Service Hours Have your site supervisor sign for your hours. You will turn your Quarterly Record of Service Hours into your professor at the end of the quarter. Ima Supervisor

  10. Tips for Success--- • Be clearabout your expectations and learning objectives. • Be Respectful – Remember you are representing SCC • Challenge Yourself

  11. CSL Location • The Center for Service Learning is located in PUB 9301, to the left of the Student Leadership offices. • If you need help selecting a position, please contact our office at 206.533.6690 or csl@shoreline.edu. CSL staff will be happy to assist you.

  12. On behalf of the Center for Service Learning and our Community Partners, Thank you- Your service makes a difference!

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