Student Resources
What is service-learning?
Service-Learning courses bring learning to life by allowing you to apply what you are learning in the classroom in a community context through meaningful service experiences with local non-profit partners.
Experiential Learning (EXP)
Take 2 "S" designated service-learning courses to fulfill your EXP graduation requirement. Learn more about Experiential Learning.
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All Service-Learning "S" Designated Courses*:
*Note: SL sections not offered every semester, check course schedule
- BIO 313S - Ecology
- BIO 322S - Plant Evolution
- BUS/MGT 410S - Human Resource Management
- BUS 413SX - Staffing & Development
- CAS 271S - Participation in BWTV
- CAS 415S - PR for Non-Profits
- CSC 131S - Intro to Web Site Development
- CSD 552 - Integrations (Graduate Course)
- ECN 363S - Community Resilience
- ENG 131 HS- Workshop in Exposition and Argument (Honors)
- ENG 131S - Workshop in Exposition and Argument
- ENG 309SX - Grant Writing (Jacket Philanthropy Program)
- HON 290 - Invisible Americans
- HPE 317S - Nutrition Thru the Life Cycle
- PHT 373S/250S - Community Health Assessment
- PHT 375SX - Health & Social Justice (Jacket Philanthropy Program)
- PSY 220SX- Child Maltreatment (Jacket Philanthropy Program)
- PSY 315S- Child Development
- PSY 316DS- Child Psychopathology
- REL 105S - Religion for the Citizen
- SOC 303SX- Urban Community Life (Jacket Philanthropy Program)
- SOC 320SX - Victimology
- SPN 250X -Techniques of Spanish Translation
- SPN 260X - Commercial Spanish
- SUS 363 - Community Resilience