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Program Models Student Leadership

Program Model Title State
Service-Learning Scholars School: Norwich University
VT
Student Leadership for Campus Service Efforts School: University of California at Berkeley
CA
Student-Initiated Community Service Projects School: University of California at Berkeley
CA
Support for Student-Initiated Service-Learning Courses School:
CA
From observer to change agent: student-founded street newspapers by homeless people School: Mesa Community College
AZ
“”The Social Responsibilities of Leadership”" seminar School: GateWay Community College
AZ
Center for Community-Based Service Learning (CCBSL) School: San Diego State University
CA
Center for the Study of Los Angeles: understanding the urban experience School: Loyola Marymount University
CA
Community Advocacy Program (CAP): students play the role of a community service facilitator School: San Diego State University
CA
Introductory Accounting course with extra credit option for tutoring School: California State University, Chico
CA
New Student Community Service Project School: Claremont McKenna College
CA
Student Leadership Conference School: Claremont McKenna College
CA
Student Resource Center and the Leadership Institute School: San Diego State University
CA
Training the trainers: student University Service Advocates School: California State University, Monterey Bay
CA
Internet writing center School: University of Colorado at Boulder
CO
The Ethics Workshop School: Colorado State University
CO
COLT Community Outreach Leadership Team School: Trinity College
CT
Dwight Hall School: Yale University
CT
First-year programs: 1-4-1-4 academic calendar,”"Into the Streets,”" and the Leadership Development Practicum School: Eckerd College
FL
Georgia Education Mentoring Program (GEM) School: Georgia College and State University
GA

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Over the past 20 years, we've seen an increase in community service and civic engagement, thanks in large part to Campus Compact."

-U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), former director of The Institute of Politics, Harvard University