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Latest Issue
Spring 2009, Vol.15, no.2
- Amy Wade and Ada Demb
A Conceptual Model to Explore Faculty Community Engagement - Lorilee R. Sandmann, Richard C. Kiely and Robin S. Grenier
Program Planning: The Neglected Dimension of Service-Learning - Jini Puma, Laurie Bennett, Nick Cutforth, Chris Tombari and Paul Stein
A Case Study of a Community-Based Participatory Evaluation Research (CBPER) Project: Reflections on Promising Practices and Shortcomings - Lisa M. Rabin
Language Ideologies and the Settlement House Movement: A New History for Service-Learning - Sandra Poindexter and Pamela Arnold
Service-Learning from a Distance: Partnering Multiple Universities and Local Governments in a Large Scale Initiative - Paul Sawyer
The Writing Program and the Call to Service: A Progress Report from a Land Grant University - Paul Feigenbaum
Making Writing Matter: Composition in the Engaged University (Ann Feldman)
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