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Designing & Delivering a Service-Learning Course

Community-Engaged Learning (Service-Learning) Faculty Development
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An online resource from Dr. Matt Roy, Assistant Provost & Director of the Leduc Center for Civic Engagement, UMASS Dartmouth, and Dr. Dwight Giles, Professor, College of Education and Human Development and Senior Associate with the New England Resource Center for Higher Education

Watch all Modules at https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaj2jPN5cqHdPqX6-0D7NIJHR3AM71XRJ

Introduction

Module 1: Research

Module 2: Direction & Objectives

Module 3: Community Partners

Module 4: Reflective Learning Activities

Module 5: Monitor & Evaluate

Module 6

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