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Program Models Technology And/Or Science In Service Programs

Program Model Title State
Model I for Voter Registration on Campus School:
A Pilot Project to Teach Basic Botany to Fifth Graders School: Arizona State University
 AZ
Introductory Accounting course with extra credit option for tutoring School: California State University, Chico
 CA
National Science Foundation Grants to Foster Community Innovation School: University of Southern California
 CA
Adams State College Science and History Fair School: Adams State College
 CO
Bridge Project School: University of Denver
 CO
Engineering Service Learning School: University of Colorado at Boulder
 CO
Juvenile offenders help on a domestic solar water heating system project School: Colorado State University
 CO
Service Learning Meets the Environment at Clear Lake School: Brevard Community College
 FL
Volunteer Miami: a “”Volunteer Street Fair”" and a web site of volunteer opportunities School: Miami-Dade Community College
 FL
Elementary Science Education Partners (ESEP) School: Emory University
 GA
Instrumental Methods Analysis Course: reinvigorating a dull and difficult course School: Loyola University
 IL
Promoting Communication about Diversity School: Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
 IL
EPICS (Engineering Projects in Community Service) project School: Purdue University
 IN
Encouraging girls in science, high school: Day in the Lab School: Hampshire College
 MA
Worcester Community Project Center School: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
 MA
Bringing new practices to the community School: University of Maine in Farmington
 ME
“”Kids Plus”" program: raising community aspirations School: Bates College
 ME
Calvin Environmental Assessment Program (CEAP): understanding the interconnections of the campus, the local ecosystem, and the surrounding communities School: Calvin College
 MI
Mathematics professor introduces high school students to the latest technology School: Kirtland Community College
 MI

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