In this workshop, attendees will cover ideas for developing community engaged-learning courses and strategies for building balanced community partnerships. We will discuss how to identify the community partner that best matches desired learning goals, the ethical and legal issues to consider prior to the start of your class, as well as the resources available at […]
In this workshop, attendees will learn about community-engaged learning pedagogies that incorporate rigorous academic theory and experiential learning to address community-identified public concerns, interests, and issues. By the end of the session, faculty should understand the core principles of how to effectively and ethically incorporate community-engaged learning within their courses. Presented by: The Brown Center
Community-Engaged Learning Series #2: How To Get Started And To Keep You Going? Read More »
Slavery and the Struggle for Freedom in East FloridaMarch 16, 2021, 6pm – 8:00pm In this presentation, Dr. Andy Eisen, co-director of the Community Education Project (CEP) and a Visiting Assistant Professor of History at Stetson University, will share research on slavery and Indian removal in Volusia County conducted by incarcerated students. After screening a
Lost History Week Session #1 Read More »
