Sharing the World: Using Study Abroad to Enhance an On-Campus Service-Learning Project
CAITLYN DAVIS, JULIE TIETZ
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CAITLYN DAVIS, JULIE TIETZ
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The purpose of this paper is to illustrate use of a study abroad opportunity to support a service-learning experience. The study abroad component was a semester-long, multiple-country program in Central America and the service-learning project was an afterschool program for rural elementary and middle school students. Combining the two resulted in the opportunity to use the study abroad experience as a platform to share with the students the culture and issues facing others in the global community.
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The purpose of this paper is to illustrate use of a study abroad opportunity to support a service-learning experience. The study abroad component was a semester-long, multiple-country program in Central America and the service-learning project was an afterschool program for rural elementary and middle school students. Combining the two resulted in the opportunity to use the study abroad experience as a platform to share with the students the culture and issues facing others in the global community.
Key concepts: Study abroad, Service-learning, Service (business), Component (thermodynamics), Experiential learning, Public relations, Business, Medical education