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Program Models Service Programs For First-Year Students

Program Model Title State
Public Service Scholars Program School: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
NC
Service for First Year Students School: Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)
IN
Freshman Success Programs School: San Diego State University
CA
New Student Community Service Project School: Claremont McKenna College
CA
First-year programs: 1-4-1-4 academic calendar,”"Into the Streets,”" and the Leadership Development Practicum School: Eckerd College
FL
Harris Homes First Grade Initiative School: Spelman College and Morehouse College
GA
“”Discover Chicago”" freshman immersion program School: DePaul University
IL
First-Year Orientation School: DePaul University, Loyola University
IL
Required freshman “”University Seminar”" with service-learning project School: Millikin University
IL
Community Outreach through the Volunteer Center School: Fitchburg State College
MA
“”CommunityARTworks”": a day of community art projects for entering students School: Massachusetts College of Art
MA
Introducing students to service: First-year orientation School: Wheaton College
MA
College Park Scholars (CPS) School: University of Maryland, College Park
MD
Character Camp School: College of the Ozarks
MO
Curriculum Support of Civic Responsibility School: Southwest Missouri State University
MO
FLighT (First-Year Learning Team) School: Southeast Missouri State Unviersity
MO
Promising Practice: Teaching Civic Leadership Skills through Simulated International Conferences School: Elon College
NC
Service Learning Community residence hall School: Elon College
NC
First-Year Experience School: The College of New Jersey
NJ
A very active Center for Service Learning (CSL) School: Keystone College
PA
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