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Program Models Community Service Centers – Establishing And Maintaining

Program Model Title	State
Community Service Learning Center School: Washington State University	WA
Office for the Community Agenda: a model of campus support for community engagement School: Maricopa Community Colleges District	AZ
Academic Service Learning at the University of California at Berkeley School: University of California at Berkeley	CA
Building Service-Learning School: College of the Canyons Community College	CA
Center for Community-Based Service Learning (CCBSL) School: San Diego State University	CA
Establishing an Office of Community Services Programs (CSP): developing community service-learning on campus School: California State University, Bakersfield	CA
A president brings together “”consciousness and conscience”" on campus School: Fort Lewis College	CO
The Center for Service Learning: develop symbiotic, non-hierarchical partnerships School: Fort Lewis University	CO
Dwight Hall School: Yale University	CT
The Holleran Center for Community Action and Public Policy School: Connecticut College	CT
College-wide Infrastructure with Professional Staff to Promote Service and Community Involvement School: Miami-Dade Community College	FL
Partners in Action and Learning project: Support Services for Service-Learning School: Miami-Dade Community College	FL
The Center for the Applied Liberal Arts (CALA) School: Eckerd College	FL
An Office of University-Community Partnerships School: Emory University	GA
Building external “”bridges”": various partnerships and service activities School: Millikin University	IL
Center for Service Learning: Mission Statement School: Millikin University	IL
Irwin W. Steans Center for Community-Based Service Learning School: DePaul University	Il
Community Outreach through the Volunteer Center School: Fitchburg State College	MA
Community centers collaborating and sharing resources School: Loyola College	MD
Project SERVE: student-run service center School: University of Michigan	MI

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