Sam Tabory’s commitment to community engagement at Tulane began as part of the required service-learning curriculum. He translated his first-year service-learning experience into a long-term commitment to institutionalize public service and community engagement across the university and to promote a campus culture of service. Currently, as a Public Service Fellow, he works alongside faculty and community partners to implement service-learning courses that focus on social entrepreneurship and innovation within the arena of public education. In an advisory capacity, he sits on the student advisory boards for both the Center for Public Service and the Cowen Institute for Public Education Initiatives.
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Sam Tabory, Tulane University, Louisiana
The Swearer Award has provided me with such an incredible venue for advocacy. At Penn, I've had the chance to speak to faculty, students, and alumni who are interested more than ever in supporting the civic mission of higher education.
-Mei Elansary, University of Pennsylvania, recipient of Campus Compact's Swearer Student Humanitarian Award