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Websites Service Learning Home on the Web: http://csf.colorado.edu/sl National Service Learning Clearninghouse: http://www.nicsl.coled.umn.edu International Partnership for Service Learning: www.ipsl.org AAHE--Program and Partnerships: Service Learning Project: www.aahe.org/service/srv-lrn.htm Service Learning Clearinghouse Project: www.gseis.ucla.edu/slc Break Away: www.alternativebreaks.com Ohio Campus Compact: www.ohiok-16service.org Big
Dummy's Guide to Service Learning: www.fiu.edu/~time4chg/Library/bigdummy.html
Articles, handouts and newsletters * Note: All of the following materials are available in the Community Service Office Introductory Material AAHE ? Campus Compact Consulting Corps handout. Bringle, Robert G. and Julie A. Hatcher. “Implementing Service Learning in Higher Education.” Journal of Higher Education, Vol. 67, No. 2 (March/April 1996), 221-239. Falcone, et al. “Interdisciplinary Connections to Student Service-Learning: Hunger and Homelessness.” Furco, Andrew. “Service-Learning: A Balanced Approach to Experiential Education.” Expanding Boundries: Service Learning. 2-6. Hammond, Chris. “Integrating Service and Academic Study: Faculty Motivation and Satisfaction in Michigan Higher Education.” Michigan Journal of Community Service Learning, Fall 1994, Vol. 1, No. 1, 21-8. Jacoby, Barbara. “Bringing Community Service Into the Curriculum.” The Chronicle of Higher Education, Aug. 17, 1994, B2. Megyeri, Kathy. “A Mandate for Service-Learning Requirement is a Mandate for Change.” National Society for Experiential Education Quarterly, Winter 1998, 2-6. Murchland, Bernard. “Participation Critical to Learning Character.” The DelawareGazette, March 22, 1995. Perry, Joellen. “Doing well by doing good—for credit.” U. S. News & World Report, Sept. 11, 2000, 96-97. Robinson, Judith. “Creating Healthy Campus Environment Through Vounteer Service.” Catalyst, Fall 1999, 6-7. “A Service and Learning Typology” from the Learn and Serve newsletter. “Service Learning Has Positive Impact on Key Student Learning and Diversity Outcomes.” Diversity: Curriculum Transformation. Spring/Summer 2000, 14, 21. Solaria, Christine. Five Approaches to Required Service Institutions of Higher Education. Terms of Experiential Learning handouts. Wade, Rahima C. “A Century of Service-Learning: Can We Get There From Here?” National Society for Experiential Education Quarterly, Fall 1994, 6-7, 26. Zlotkowski, Edward. “A New Voice at the Table? Linking Service-Learning and the Academy.” Change. Jan/Feb 1996, 21-27. Zlotkowski, Edward. “Mapping New Terrain: Service Learning Across the Disciplines.” Change, Jan/Feb 2001, 25-33. Zlotkowski, Edward. “Pedagogy and Engagement.” 96-120. Zlotkowski, Edward. “Service Learning and the Process of Academic Renewal.” Journal of Service and Outreach Volume 2, Number 1, 1997, 80-87. Dr.
Edward Zlotkowski’s Workshop at Antioch College, April 12, 2001
(notes).
Discipline Specific--Nursing Cauley,
Katherine, Maurana, Cheryl A., and Clark, Mary A. “Service
Learning for Health Professions Students in the Community: Matching
Enthusiam, Talent, and Time with Experience, Real Need, and Schedules.”
Expanding Boundaries: Service Curry,
Donna Miles, Kimberley X. Hickok, and Kate Cauley. “Nursing
Clinical Education in an Urban Public School System.” Caring
and Community: Concepts and Models for Service-Learning in Nursing.
American Association for Higher Ivey, Brown, Teske, and Silverman. “A Model for Teaching About Interdisciplinary Practice in Health Care Settings.” Learn & Serve Ohio: The Newsletter for Health Professionals Learning and Serving Across Ohio. “Service Learning and the SLPHPS Model: An Example from Nursing.” Zlotkowski,
Edward. “Table of Contents and Foreword.” Caring and
Community: Concepts and Models for Service-Learning in Nursing.
American Association for Higher Education, ii-vii.
Discipline Specific--other National Service, the Environment and Community Development: Building Sustainable Communities. Presidio Leadership Center: San Francisco, CA, 1995. “Service Learning and the SLPHPS Model: An Example from Community Oral Health.” “Service Learning and the SLPHPS Model: An Example from Medicine.” “Service Learning and the SLPHPS Model: An Example from Social Work.” “Service
Learning and the SLPHPS Model: An Example from Psychology.”
Resources Assessing Service/Learning in an Honors Course—D. E. Benson, Kent State University. Assessment of Service Learning (handout adapted from: The University of Colorado at Boulder Service Learning Handbook, 1995). Evaluation and Assessment in Service-Learning (Pre-test and Post-test) Senate Bill 187 Service
Learning Surveys
Sample Syllabi Antioch Leadership Institute: Leadership for Change—Bob Devine, Antioch College Child Development—Cheryl Keen, Antioch College Early Childhood Development: Migrant Head Start—Pat Linn, Antioch College General Sociology—Erin Davis, Antioch College “The High School”—Cheryl Keen, Antioch College Leadership and Service—Michael Stark and Alison Aldrich, Hiram College Media
and Social Change—Robert H. Devine, Antioch College
Bibliographies Health Professions Education Service Learning Bibliography. Ohio Campus Compact order form. Selected
Service-Learning Bibliographies.
Newsletters Compact
Current—Campus Compact Newsletter Ohio Campus Compact Annual Report 1997-98 OCC
Communicator—Ohio Campus Compact Newsletter |
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