Students

Service-Learning connects the classroom with the community. As a Service-Learning student, you will connect with an organization, applying theories and tools from the classroom and text to a community-identified need. Service-Learning involves hands-on learning, real-world experiences, networking possibilities, personal insights, and a new awareness of community strengths and complex challenges.

Put Your Learning Into Action

Service-learning (SL) is a hands-on way to deepen your learning while making a real impact. In many classes across campus, you’ll take on meaningful SL projects with community partners—like nonprofits, schools, or city programs—where you apply course concepts to real challenges. It’s a chance to gain experience, build your resume, and explore causes that matter to you. Ready to learn more? Start with SL Basics and Resources, and explore SL Courses.

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Students interacting at the Spring 2019 Service-Learning Student Poster Exhibition

Make the most out of your opportunity.

Top Ten Tips for success
What NOT to do in Service-Learning
Service-Learning forms for students
If interested in service beyond what is offered in your class, consider creating a Student Initiated Project with your instructor. You can explore potential community partners to work with.
Stay engaged in your community after Service-Learning and find opportunities!

Students

Put Your Learning Into Action

SL Basics & Resources

Service-Learning Exhibition (SLx)

Service-Learning Courses

Student Employment

Already in a Service-Learning course?

Make the most out of your opportunity.