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Program Models Service By Issue – Literacy

Program Model Title	State
Reading Aloud to Young Children – Using Voice and Diction School: Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)	IN
Community Work-Study Program School: Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)	IN
CSU San Marcos America Reads Program School: California State University at San Marcos	CA
Joint Educational Project School: University of Southern California	CA
Aprender Mediante Amistad (Learning Through Friendship): helping families new to the United States School: Colorado College	CO
A president initiates a book fair and a volunteer fair School: Miami-Dade Community College	FL
Partnership with other colleges and the Miami-Dade public school system for the America Reads Challenge School: Miami-Dade Community College	FL
WRITE TO READ School: Georgia College and State University	GA
The Service-Learning Cross-Curricular Emphasis and the “”2+4=Service on Common Ground”" initiative School: Kapi olani Community College	HI
Council on Hispanic Education’s (CHE) literacy programs School: Boise State University	ID
Annual Reading Festival: a fun-filled literacy based event for children School: Dean College	MA
Co-curricular art-based community programs School: Massachusetts College of Art	MA
Developing assessment methods for elementary school teachers School: Michigan State University	MI
America Reads Program School: University of Montana at Missoula	MT
Service Learning & Teacher Education: A Necessary Partnership (SLATE Subgrantee Institutions) School: The University of Montana	MT
The After School Adventure Program (ASAP): recruiting volunteers and tutoring children School: Montana State University-Northern	MT
Student Literacy Corps School: Ramapo College	NJ
Supporting service through federal work-study School: New York University	NY
Using interdisciplinary arts programming to provide service-learning and literacy enhancement opportunities to high schoolers School: NY State Education Department	NY
“”Building Bridges”": Empowering high school students to become problem solvers School: Alcoa City Schools	TN

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