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Home » Events » Inside-Out: A Collaborative Learning Community between Undergraduate Students and People Who Are Incarcerated
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Inside-Out: A Collaborative Learning Community between Undergraduate Students and People Who Are Incarcerated
On February 17th from12-1pm, the CFT’s Service Learning Working Group will feature Sarah Passino, Senior Lecturer in the Department of English, in a presentation titled Inside-Out: A Collaborative Learning Community between Undergraduate Students and People Who Are Incarcerated.
The Service Learning Working Group is open to any faculty and staff interested in discussing the theory and practice of community engagement in higher education. It is intended to be an open forum that will aid in the development of best practices among the service learning community at Vanderbilt.
If you are interested in participating in the Service Learning Working Group, in leading a discussion, or in simply learning more about the group, please write Joe Bandy, Assistant Director of the Center for Teaching.
Tags: Humanities, Service-Learning