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Work component gives students a vista on the real world
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WHAT? Service Learning: A way of teaching and learning in
which you can apply course concepts to help nonprofit agencies
address community needs and make a difference.
WHERE? At Boise State University and at over 700
universities nationwide.
WHO? You – more than 800 Boise State students – and over
2 million college students across the United States each year.
WHICH COURSES? View the current list of over 20 courses
that use Service-Learning courses at
“http://www2.boisestate.edu/servicelearning” target= “_new”>www2.boisestate.edu/servicelearning
HOW? Register on Bronco Web for Service-Learning courses.
More questions? Call us at 426-2380 or 426-1004 or just stop by.
We’re located in the Gateway Center, on the corner of
University and Chrisway.
WHEN? At Boise State University since 1998,
Service-Learning courses are offered in fall, spring and now
summer.
WHY? Stand out in class (close contact with faculty);
Stand out in the community (make a difference); Stand out in the
“Real World” (Service-Learning is a great addition to
your résumé).