Students who take a course with a service-learning component will engage in community projects that are related to the course content, and then reflect on the experience in class discussion or through written work. UWM has many service-learning course offerings so that students in various disciplines and majors can learn through this powerful pedagogical practice.
Resources for Currently Enrolled Service-Learners
Presentations
General Resources
- Student Timesheet: Word or PDF
- Service-Learning Timeline: Word
- Service-Learning Existing Placement Form: Existing-Placement-Form-Fall-2020
- Service-Learning Site Form for Multiple Service-Learning Classes: Word
- Unique Talents Spring 2020
- Explore transportation options
- Community-Based Learning COVID 19 Acknowledgement
Site Specific Resources
- MPS Background Check Steps
- MPS Volunteer Account Creation Instructions
- UWM Virtual Tutoring Program Webpage
Service-Learning Courses at UWM
Service-learning is offered in over 90 courses at UWM, with over 3,000 students each year enrolling in a course with a service-learning component. The departments that offer service-learning currently include:
- Anthropology
- Architecture
- Art and Design
- Art Education
- Biomedical Sciences
- Business
- Communication
- Communication Science Disorders
- Community Arts
- Conservation and Environmental Sciences
- Criminal Justice
- Curriculum and Instruction
- Dance
- Educational Policy and Community Studies
- Exceptional Education
- English
- Film
- Geography
- Health Care Administration
- History
- Kinesiology
- Nutritional Sciences
- Occupational Therapy
- Political Science
- Social Work
- Spanish
- Theatre
- Therapeutic Recreation
- Urban Studies
- Women and Gender Studies
If you are interested in taking a service-learning course, contact Laurie Marks at lmarks@uwm.edu.
