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RESEARCH AND THEORY
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  Click for Abstract Knowledge, Foundations, and Discourse: Philosophical Support for Service-Learning
   
 Goodwin Liu, Providence College
  Click for Abstract The Irony of Service: Charity, Project and Social Change in Service-Learning
    Keith Morton, Providence College
  Click for Abstract Faculty Assessment of Student Learning: Outcomes Attributed to Service-Learning and Evidence of Changes in Faculty Attitudes About Experiential Education
    Garry Hesser, Augsburg College
  Validation of a Scale to Measure Development of Social Responsibility
    Cynthia Olney, James Madison University and Steve Grande, University of Maryland
  Click for Abstract Educational and Service Outcomes of a Service Integration Effort
    David Greene, Louisiana State University Medical Center and Gwen Diehm, Warren Wilson College
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Using Focus Groups in Service-Learning: Implications for Practice and Research
    Angela E. Schmiede, Vanderbilt University


   
PEDAGOGY
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  Click for Abstract Writing the Ties that Bind: Service-Learning in the Writing Classroom
   
 David D. Cooper and Laura Julier, Michigan State University
  Click for Abstract The Literacy Paradox: Service-Learning and the Traditional English Department
    Brian Conniff and Betty Rogers Youngkin, University of Dayton
  Click for Abstract Language, Culture, and Violence in the Educational Crisis of U.S. Latino/as: Two Courses for Intervention.
    Frances R. Aparicio, University of Michigan and Christina Jose-Kampfner, Eastern Michigan University
  An Indirect Model of Service-Learning: Integrating Research, Teaching, and Community Service
    Jeff Connor-Linton, Georgetown University
  Click for Abstract A Service-Learning Curriculum for Faculty
    Robert G. Bringle and Julie A. Hatcher, Indiana University Purdue University


   
FORUM
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  Click for Abstract Does Service-Learning Have a Future?
   
 Edward Zlotkowski, Bentley College
  Click for Abstract Service-Learning and Liberal Learning: A Marriage of Convenience
    
Thomas H. Jeavons, Grand Valley State University
  Click for Abstract Journal Writing in Service-Learning: Lessons from a Mentoring Project
    Martha de Acosta, Cleveland State University
  An Essay on the Institionalization of Service-Learning: The Genesis of the Feinstein Institute for Public Service
    William E. Hudson and Robert H. Trudeau, Providence College