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Program Model Title	State
Promising Practice: Teaching Civic Leadership Skills through Simulated International Conferences School: Elon College	NC
Tutoring for homeless children School: Guilford College	NC
“”Managerial Accounting”" and The American Cancer Society: A Blending of Business and Community School: Raritan Valley Community College	NJ
“”Trends in Nursing”" students attend “”Nursing, the Community and Legislation”" seminar School: Raritan Valley Community College	NJ
Business education: Community Benefits School: San Juan College	NM
“”Geneva Heroes Youth Service Corps”" School: Hobart & William Smith Colleges	NY
Hunter College Presidential Convention 2000: model nominating convention for high school students School: Hunter College	NY
Incentive system, “”Pace Rewards: A Community development program”" School: Pace University	NY
Presidential Public Leadership Program: preparing students for careers in public service School: Hunter College	NY
Leadership and Community Building seminar School: University of Dayton	OH
Neighborhood? program: a simulation that teaches democratic participation and leadership skills School: Marietta College	OH
Wellness Peer Educators School: Cleveland State University	OH
“”Let Knowledge Serve the City”": An Evolving Service Paradigm supported by student leadership School: Portland State University	OR
Career Development Office: promoting a values-based approach to career and life planning School: Neumann College	PA
CultureLinks Program: a service-learning option for international students School: Indiana University of Pennsylvania	PA
Humanitarian TEAM Act 101 group School: Northampton Community College	PA
Migrant Community Project School: Bloomsburg University	PA
Providing companionship at a temporary housing and counseling facility School: Cedar Crest College	PA
“”Service-Leadership”" course and other service learning courses School: Neumann College	PA
“”Values, Ethics, and Social Action”": a minor program School: Allegheny College	PA

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