Service Learning
Service learning programs foster the College's engagement within the larger community. Service learning promotes leadership, social and civic responsibility and student involvement as part of a college education.
Students, faculty and community partners and agencies come together to form an experiential learning experience. Students participate in an organized service activity that combines:
- Academic study
- Community service
- Reflection
Volunteering vs. Service Learning
Volunteering is usually extracurricular. Your participation is strictly community service and has no connection to classroom instruction.
Service Learning is a co-curricular instructional strategy. In this environment you have the freedom to think critically about your education and examine your service in greater context.
Learn more: Why choose Service Learning?
Contact
Northeast Campus
Margie Curtis, M.Ed, Coordinator of Academic Support Services
817-515-6853
margaret.curtis1@tccd.edu
NADM 1202D
Southeast Campus
Vernetta Burkhalter, Coordinator–Academic Support Services
817-515-3061
vernetta.burkhalter@tccd.edu
ESED 1217A
Updated October 30, 2023