Departments
within the College of Professional Studies have typically offered service
learning components in such topics as listed below. (Please contact
the departments for availability of the courses.) Service learning
is integrated into the academic coursework to provide experiential learning
and community building between students, faculty and community members.
The goal of these community-based activities is to encourage the development
of socially and environmentally-responsible citizens.
| Program | Courses |
|---|---|
| American Indian Education | AIE 430 Proposal and Grant Writing for Tribal Organizations |
| AIE 491 Fieldwork in American Indian Education | |
| Child Development | CD 467 Working with Culturally-Diverse Families |
| Economics | ECON 470/570 Sustainable Rural Economic Development |
| Education | EDUC 313 Education for Action: Skills-building for Community Organizers |
| Kinesiology and Recreation Administration | KINS 313 Concepts of Teaching Dance |
| KINS 384 Curriculum and Instructional Strategies in Physical Education | |
| KINS 475 Elementary School Physical Education | |
| KINS 482 Internship in Kinesiology | |
| KINS 490 Practica | |
| KINS 492 Senior Seminar in Kinesiology | |
| Recreation Administration | REC 210 Recreation Leadership |
| REC 220 Leisure Programming | |
| REC 345 Environmental Education | |
| REC 435 Geotourism | |
| REC 335 Tourism, Planning, and Development | |
| REC 310 Recreation for Special Groups | |
| REC 482 Internship | |
| REC 485 Senior Seminar |