2018-2019: Service-Learning Year In Review

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59 Students Enrolled in 2 COS Service-Learning Course Sections FALL 2018: Course Number & Name BIOL 2299 Inquiries in Biology SPRING 2019: Course Number & Name BIOL 2299 Inquiries in Biology Faculty Member Gail Begley Faculty Member Missy McElligott 7 Community Partners As part of their coursework, students partner with community-based organizations, non-profit organizations, and government agencies as a way to learn their course material. These 7 partners worked with one or more COS courses this year. Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston - Hennigan Club Catholic Charities of Boston - Labouré Center Citizens Schools Hernández After School Program Latino STEM Alliance Mujeres Unidas Avanzando St. Stephen's Youth Programs View map of all 133 S-L Community Partners 10
Student Engagement These COS students served in one or more leadership roles with the Service-Learning Program. The service-learning student leader programs consist of Service-Learning Teaching Assistants, Service-Learning Team Managers, Street Team, and Program Assistants. ● Cassandra Barrett (2021) ● Alex Chase (2021) ● Alexandra Fryman (2022) ● Shiko Githere (2021) ● Sophia Gunzburg (2021) ● Vishrut Gupta (2021) ● Waverly Jackson (2020) ● Tyler Nicholson (2020) ● Elizabeth Pier (2022) ● Dante Del Priore (2020) ● Nuria Romero (2021) ● Nadia Sahli (2021) ● Benjamin Sanders (2020) ● Lauren Silva (2019) Testimonials “This experience taught me so many things you cannot learn in a classroom. I learned how to communicate with students, answer questions sufficiently, provide support to students, as well as enhance my communication skills. I think it has also made me realize how important community service is to me and has altered my plans for the rest of my college and professional career.” - COS Student “This service learning helped me to realize all of the options you have as a science major as well as keep in mind how exciting science can be. It’s easy to get caught up in the lessons but this taught me to really appreciate how cool the topics can be.” - COS Student “All of the Biology Class were extremely prepared and always brought the energy.” - COS Community Partner “My S-LTA is absolutely the most important and essential - not just having a TA, but having someone who has the ongoing training, mentoring, and support of the program. I also find the pre-semester partnership networking very valuable and really appreciate the RFP process and the matchmaking that goes with it.” - COS Faculty Member Media & Spotlights These sample media and spotlight pieces feature those in our service-learning network that are affiliated with COS. ● ● ● #CapturingCommunity: Alexandra Castillejo S-LOG@NU Student-Leader Spotlight #CapturingCommunity: Lauren Silva S-LOG@NU Student-Leader Spotlight #CapturingCommunity: Waverly Jackson S-LOG@NU Student-Leader Spotlight 11
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