Tuesday, October 30 (3:15PM-4:15PM)
Afternoon Tea and Roundtable "Introductions
and Agenda Setting Discussion"
Thursday, November 29 (3:15PM-4:15PM)
Afternoon Tea and Roundtable "Designing Reflection Exercises"
Thursday, January 17 (3:15PM-4:15 PM)
Afternoon Tea and Roundtable
CSULA Professor David Diaz will lead
a discussion on "Qualitative Approaches to Service-Learning."
David is the Chair of the new
Urban Studies Program at CSULA and
has extensive experience in
service-learning, community
engagement, and radical pedagogy.
His brief lecture will
challenge us to think about
“service-learning outside of the
box” and will be followed by
a group discussion.
Thursday, February 21 (3:15PM-4:15 PM)
Afternoon Tea and Roundtable
CSU
Faculty Scholar Richard Berrett will
present a workshop on Creating
the Service Learning Assignment
Effective service-learning
assignments require adjustments in most
faculty teaching. This workshop
explores four principles that enable a
service-learning assignment to be a
meaningful, integrated aspect of a
course. Examples of each of the four
principles will be explored and
attendees will be asked to bring the
syllabus of a course they are
considering adding a service-learning
assignment to.
Tuesday, April 1 (3:15PM-4:15PM)
Afternoon
Tea and Roundtable
"Assessing
Academic Learning Outcomes in
Service-Learning" Participants
will bring examples of student work and
share strategies for assessing academic
learning outcomes.
Friday, May 9 (9:00AM-12:30PM) Luncheon Conversation with Community Partners.
Each
participant will invite three
community partners to half-day focus
group discussion. Faculty and
Community Partners will discuss ways
to strengthen the partnerships,
identify community needs, and
reinforce the link between academic
learning outcomes and community
service. All faculty interested in
service-learning are invited to
participate in this event.
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