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Program Models Service-Learning In Education Departments

Program Model Title	State
Community Concepts course: developing civic competencies and civic habits School: San Jose State University	CA
CSU San Marcos America Reads Program School: California State University at San Marcos	CA
High Schools in the 21st Century course: Pre-service teachers and K-12 Community Engagement School: California State University, San Marcos	CA
Instructional Support for Faculty School: University of California at Berkeley	CA
Developing alternative schools School: University of Colorado - Colorado Springs	CO
Central Connecticut State University Campus-Community Partnerships School: Central Connecticut State University	CT
“”Introductory Education”" course School: Brevard Community College	FL
WRITE TO READ School: Georgia College and State University	GA
“”Education in a Democratic Society”" course School: Ball State University	IN
Education majors take on a K-12 service-learning project School: Ball State University	IN
Educational psychology course: Knowing your own learning School: Bellarmine College	KY
An Education Department studies how to implement the principles of service-learning School: Loyola College	MD
Service Learning Practicum for Special Education majors School: Coppin State College	MD
Undergraduate Teaching Assistant in Service-Learning Program School: University of Maryland, College Park	MD
English as a second language tutors and mentors School: Moorhead State University	MN
SLATE Subgrantee Institutions: Strengthening and Assessing the Integration of Service-Learning into Teacher Education School: Augsburg College	MN
Various service-learning opportunities for students School: Concordia University, St. Paul	MN
K-16 Service Learning Collaboration School: University of New Hampshire	NH
Project SO-PREPARED: after-school enrichment program School: Rivier College	NH
Service Learning: A Partnership in Education course School: New England College	NH

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