Service-Learning & Community-based Research
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UW-Madison offers an average of 70 service-learning, or community-based learning courses every year. These credit-bearing courses allow students to participate in an organized activity of either direct service, project-based service, or community-based research (CBR), designed to meet community needs while enhancing understanding of course content.
For Students
- Why service-learning? What makes it different?
- How service-learning courses work
- List of UW-Madison service-learning courses
- Community-University Exchange: a new model for engagement
- Advice for students enrolled in service-learning courses
- Wisconsin without Borders: globally focused, interdisciplinary engagement
- Service-learning course in Art! Our Morgridge SL Fellow interviewed
For Community Groups
For Faculty & Academic Staff
- Defining service-learning and CBR
- Course models & basic logistics
- Benefits & concerns
- Expectations
- Designing & designating a service-learning course
- Finding community partners
- Common challenges & solutions (including liability & risk issues)
- List of UW-Madison service-learning courses
- Course development grants
- NEW! Wisconsin without Borders
- Service-learning fellows
- Community-University Exchange: a new model for engagement
- On-line service-learning resources
Questions?
Contact Elizabeth Tryon, etryon@wisc.edu or 608-890-3334
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