The Kernodle Center for Service Learning and Community Engagement offers a wealth of resources to faculty members teaching Academic Service-Learning courses and others interested in incorporating service components into their classes or organizations they sponsor.

 

This allows Elon faculty using ASL in their classrooms to share ideas, challenges and successes with colleagues on campus. In addition, faculty will be informed of upcoming workshops, programs and conferences related to service-learning. Email Mary Morrison to sign up.

 

Need more information about service-learning? Want to learn how other faculty members have used service-learning in their courses? Do your students need information about the social justice issues or populations they are researching? The Kernodle Center houses a variety of articles, books and videos for students and faculty that can be checked out of our library for up to a week at a time. Recommendations are welcome; please let us know if there is a resource we don’t have that you believe we should order.

 

Kernodle Center staff and students will help you develop service-learning projects for your courses and/or help you locate community agencies whose services relate to your curricular goals. We also can provide you with ideas for reflective activities that help students think critically about the services they provide to those in need.

 

View syllabi from ASL courses from across the nation in multiple disciplines at Campus Compact’s National Syllabus Project.

 

View a list of Web sites for state and national organizations in ASL.