The Education Department of the University of New Hampshire and the Eastern Region School-to-Work Partnership proposed to develop a K-16 Service Learning Collaboration to facilitate the integration of service learning within the teacher education programs at the University of New Hampshire and to serve as an effective organizational framework for K-16 educators involved in developing service learning opportunities for their students. The AmeriCorps Member assisted in the development of the project and had primary responsibility for organizing service learning workshops and forums, organizing informational resources, supporting new and existing projects, developing selected school based pilot projects, working with teaching interns to develop new projects, coordinating communications between university and school based faculty, students and administration, and ongoing project evaluation.
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K-16 Service Learning Collaboration
University of New Hampshire - NH, New Hampshire
I once heard a prominent service-learning director say that she couldn't do her job without North Carolina Campus Compact. I agree. The organization does a fantastic job of enabling networking across the state and disseminating the most cutting-edge information about civic engagement and service-learning pedagogy.
-Meredith College