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Kernodle Center for Service Learning and Community Engagement 2025

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The document outlines the Experiential Learning Requirement (ELR) at the Kernodle Center for Service Learning & Community Engagement, which aims to prepare students for meaningful work and service through hands-on experiences. It details the process for fulfilling the ELR via service-learning, including requirements such as a minimum of 40 hours of direct community service, reflection activities, and evaluations. The document also provides guidelines for creating learning objectives, conducting informational interviews, and writing reflective analysis papers. Additionally, it includes a checklist and evaluation forms to assess student performance.

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What is the difference between community engagement and service?

While community service describes activities that are provided to, intended for, or done in communities, community-engaged service describes activities that are undertaken with community members in a context of reciprocal partnership.

What is the difference between service learning and community engaged learning?

Often called service learning, community-engaged learning is a broader term used to describe the creation of mutually beneficial partnerships that go beyond direct service (e.g. cleaning up a community garden or tutoring youth) to deepen students academic and civic learning.

What is community-engaged learning?

Community Engaged Learning includes direct service with community-based organizations, research, teaching, advocacy, creative work, organizing and activism, and other activities taken with or at the request of community partners.

What is the difference between civic engagement and service learning?

The main difference between service learning and civic engagement is that service learning involves an academic activity (class, academic program, etc.) while civic engagement is much more broad. Many students participate in both types of activities during their time at KU!

What is the difference between service learning and CAS?

Service (Service Learning) knowledge acquired in the classroom are applied through planned action that addresses an authentic community need. Service CAS is expected to involve a combination of service to the school community as well as to an outside community with a genuine need.

What is service learning community?

Service-Learning is a teaching and learning strategy that integrates meaningful service* to the community with instruction and reflection to enrich the learning experience, teach civic responsibility, and strengthen communities (Seifer Connors, 2007, p. 5).

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