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Program Models Service-Learning In Health Fields

Program Model Title	State
UCLA Developmental Disabilities Immersion Program School: University of California at Los Angeles	CA
Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing course School: Pueblo Community College	CO
Nursing Public Policy Internship School: Indiana University School of Nursing	IN
Physical education for home schoolers School: Manchester College	IN
Faculty as public servant: Grammar school health clinics School: Regis College	MA
Service-learning placements in a course on developmental disabilities School: Middlesex Community College	MA
Adult Health & Development Program School: University of Maryland at College Park	MD
Chesapeake Area Consortium for Higher Education Physical Therapist Assistant Program School: Anna Arundel Community College	MD
Health education: Controlling Stress and Tension course School: University of Maryland, College Park	MD
Nursing program s “”community clinical”" course culminates with a Health Fair School: Calvin College	MI
“”Trends in Nursing”" students attend “”Nursing, the Community and Legislation”" seminar School: Raritan Valley Community College	NJ
A service-learning consortium to provide service to the elderly School: Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Keuka College, Finger Lakes College and Empire State College	NY
Physical therapy and education for senior citizens School: Lourdes College	OH
Studying health and a healthy community School: University of Akron	OH
Graduate program in physical therapy with a service-learning component School: Chatham College	PA
Nursing: Service Placements School: University of Scranton	PA
Higher education partnerships: drawing upon each other s respective strengths School: Community College of Rhode Island and Brown University	RI
Understanding Complexities in Health Fields: The Health Promotion Partnership School: University of Rhode Island	RI
Dental hygiene education and advocacy School: Salt Lake Community College	UT

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