Institutionalizing service-learning across the university: International comparisons

  • Gelmon S
  • Sherman A
  • Gaudet M
  • et al.
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Abstract

Three institutions are examined; the University of Natal-Pietermartizburg in South Africa, St. Francis Xavier University in Canada, and Portland State University in the United States. The use of the Furco rubric is illustrated here as a valuable tool for providing a basis for comparisons across institutions with different contexts and missions. This initial set of international comparisons suggests the high potential for a more comprehensive comparative study that could track the progress of institutions over time, and offer opportunities for mutual learning to further advance our knowledge of how service-learning and civic engagement can be promoted and sustained at institutions of higher education.

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Gelmon, S., Sherman, A., Gaudet, M., Mitchell, C., & Trotter, K. (2004). Institutionalizing service-learning across the university: International comparisons. In M. Welch & S. H. Billig (Eds.), New perspectives in service-learning: Research to advance the field (pp. 196–217). Charlotte, NC: Information Age Publications.

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