Seton Hall Experiential Learning and Leadership through Service (SHELLS)The Center for Community Research and Engagement (CCRE) is pleased to announce the availability of stipends for curricular development in the area of service learning. To support sustainability, awards are contingent on course development over two years. Stipends of $1,000 during the first year will be awarded to full-time faculty on the South Orange campus.
The activities of students in the field are purposefully developed and assigned to assist the instructor in achieving the course goals and objectives. Service-learning enhances the content of the course through comparison of real world experiences with theoretic ideas and concepts. Call Saul Petersen, CCRE Director, at (973) 275-5882 or e-mail
Saul.Petersen@shu.edu for details. You can also obtain the application for assistance by clicking
here.
Community Based Research (CBR) The Center for Community Research and Engagement (CCRE) is pleased to announce fellowships for faculty in the area of community-based research. Research projects will be conducted during the 2009-2010 academic year.
This type of research involves scholarly engagement in the community that is aggressively linked with teaching and service. Community-based research responds to community-defined needs and issues with current knowledge and plans for action. Call Saul Petersen, CCRE Director, at (973) 275-5882 or e-mail
Saul.Petersen@shu.edu for details. You can also obtain the application for assistance by clicking
here.
Service Learning Course Tools on BlackboardCCRE has designed a service learning course template on Blackboard, providing faculty with an array of information, work pages, discussion board content, and assignments. To gain access to the site, contact Call Saul Petersen, CCRE Director, at (973) 275-5882 or e-mail
Saul.Petersen@shu.edu.
Core CurriculumCCRE coordinates the service learning lab component of the freshman core curriculum. Last year, faculty teaching 10 sections of the Core teamed with CCRE to design a service component to their course, in which students engage is tutoring and mentoring as one of our community sites. Sites are generally, but are not limited to, public schools and nonprofit organizations who strive for access to quality service. E-mail Dr. Roseanne Mirabella, Core Director at
Roseanne.Mirabella@shu.edu for details.
