Additional Service-Learning Resources at Towson University
Towson University's Institute for Teaching and Research on Women- Service-Learning Connections
The Institute for Teaching and Research on Women at Towson University has developed resources to assist faculty in developing effective service-learning practices. In addition, the Institute created a "Handbook on Service-Learning" which provides the reader with numerous methods and examples of how service-learning can be incorporated into a wide array of courses.
Towson University has a new and innovative outreach web site to help faculty and students collaborate with each other and develop partnerships with the community. Faculty are able to use the site's Community Projects Database to search for existing university-community partnerships as well as upload information about their own work, including service-learning projects. The database is available to community organizations, students, and faculty and is a great resource to help facilitate service-learning relationships.
Service-learning books and publications are available at Albert S. Cook Library on the 4th floor at LC 220. The Reference Desk staff on the entrance floor can help identify useful resources.
Save the date. The 6th annual Service-Learning and Civic Engagement Conference will be held at UMBC on April 6, 2013. Click here for registration information.
• Find more information about service-learning through Campus Compact.