Students
Students in Service-Learning Courses
Courses with a service-learning component may be some of the most meaningful courses of your academic career. They offer you a chance to apply your conceptual knowledge in real-world situations and see first-hand how your education will better prepare you to improve your community and our world.
We can help you find service-learning opportunities across campus that have personal meaning for you. Georgia Southern faculty encourage students to play an active role in their own education, and welcome service-learning projects that build partnerships and address genuine community needs. Make a suggestion!
Service-Learning Facilitators
Want to manage the Service-Learning component in an existing course? You should consider becoming a service-learning facilitators. This group of students work closely with faculty, students, and community partners in service-learning courses to assist in the progress and completion of a service-learning course
If you would like to learn more visit our service-learning facilitator page for more information!
Meet our 2020-2021 Service-Learning Facilitators
 Jayla Dubose Faculty Mentor: Mr. James Thomas Course: Intro to Community Health |  Audrie Varner Faculty Mentor: Mr. James Thomas Course: Intro to Community Health |  Jodie Wismer Facilitator in Reserve |  Jennifer Nelson Faculty Mentor: Dr. Kelly Cowan Course: Intro to Child Life |
Madison Cocke Faculty Mentor: Mr. James Thomas Course: Intro to Community Health | Quynn Giannetta Faculty Mentor: Dr. Kelly Cowan Course: Intro to Child Life | Ronald Hughes Faculty Mentor: Mr. James Thomas Course: Intro to Community Health | Kathryn McIntosh Facilitator in Reserve |
Maya Breeze Facilitator in Reserve |
Last updated: 1/15/2021