Vol 14 No 3 (2003): Lessons From Service-Learning | Metropolitan Universities

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Published: 2003-01-01

Editorials

Learning from Service-Learning

Sherril B. Gelmon

3-14
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Articles

Service-Learning as it Relates to the Attainment of Employability Skills for Adolescents in Maryland

Ruth M. Brodsky

16-35
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First, Do No Harm: Student Ownership and Service-Learning

William Morgan

36-52
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The Community as Classroom: Multiple Perspectives on Student Learning

Seanna Kerrigan

53-67
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Developing a Service-Learning Minor: Its Impact and Lessons for the Future

Scott J. Myers-Lipton

68-83
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Service-Learning as a Pathway to Civic Engagement: A Comparative Study

Gary Daynes

84-96
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The Bonner Scholars Program: A Study of the Impact of Stipends on Indicators of a Community Service Ethic

Susan Root

97-110
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Ethical Issues and Questions for Service-Learning Faculty and Administrators in Urban Universities

Barbara Rich

111-121
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Special Feature: A Preview of the 2003 CUMU Conference Understanding the Competitive Advantages of Inner City Economies

Anne Habiby

122-134
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