The Adams Center hosts Faculty Enrichment Events throughout the school year.  If you were unable to attend or would like to review an event, check out the links below!

 

11/12/09 Practicing Hospitality

11/5/09 Patriotism & Christian Education

10/16/09 Honors College Showcase

10/13/09 Women Leading in the Church?

9/23/09 Summit Conversation Series - Donald Miller

9/21/09 Summit Conversation Series - Carlos Sepulveda

 

9/16/09  Class Blogs Across Campus

9/15/09  Writing Intensive Teachers

9/10/09 The 3Gs:  Reflections on the Future of Study Abroad

9/9/09  Writing Intensive Teachers

 

9/8/09  (Re)Viewing Student Success

 

9/3/09  Student Collaboration in a 3D Environment

 

5/12 - 5/14  MOBILE LEARNING INNOVATORS LAB

 

Service Learning

What is service-learning?

"Service learning is a credit-bearing educational experience in which students participate in an organized service activity that meets identified community needs and reflect on the service activity in such a way as to gain further understanding of course content, a broader appreciation of the discipline, nad an enhanced sense of civic responsibility." Bringle and Hatcher (1996).

How is course-based service-learning different from co-curricular community service or volunteerism?

Cocurricular community service or volunteerism is not based on learning outcomes for a course. This includes courses with community service requirements that do not relate to learning goals in the discipline.

For more information on Service Learning:

Contact Dr. Cole Bennett (325-674-2263) or Nancy Coburn (325-674-2932) in the Volunteer Service-Learning Center.

Visit the Volunteer Service-Learning Center.