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Program Models Institutional Support For Students

Program Model Title State
Success System Abilities: building students’ civic responsibility School: Davenport University
MI
Basic training for students before service School: Macalester College
MN
General Studies curriculum School: Elon College
NC
Honor stole for Commitment to Service School: The University of North Carolina at Pembroke
NC
Big Brother Big Sister program summer camp School: Union College
NY
Chancellor s Award for Public Service School: Syracuse University
NY
Course-based service in an engineering class School: SUNY - Binghamton
NY
Incentive system, “”Pace Rewards: A Community development program”" School: Pace University
NY
Supporting service through federal work-study School: New York University
NY
Ashbrook Scholar Program School: Ashland University
OH
Curricular reform by the president: integrating service-learning into academics School: Defiance College
OH
Leadership and Community Building seminar School: University of Dayton
OH
Phi Theta Kappa honors organization School: Columbus State Community College
OH
Providing a clearinghouse of volunteer community service opportunities School: Cleveland State University
OH
Providing faculty sponsors for students interested in independent service-learning projects School: Oberlin College
OH
Highlighting courses that have a community-based learning component School: Portland State University
OR
“”Let Knowledge Serve the City”": An Evolving Service Paradigm supported by student leadership School: Portland State University
OR
On the Road From Service-Learning to the Engaged Campus School: Portland Community College
OR
Capstone courses School: Cabrini College
PA
Centralizing to keep track: Using the Greek system for assessment School: Lehigh University
PA

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