Problem-Based Service Learning courses
 

New sections starting in September 2010
OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS

Please pass this on to students who may be interested!

• SEL 195 Problem-based Service Learning Introduction: offered Fall 2010 and Winter 2011
   
• SEL 196 Problem-based Service Learning Practicum: offered Winter 2011 and Spring 2011

What is Problem-based Service Learning?

It is learning that uses and promotes inquiry and questioning on the part of the student to address real world problems. It’s about being hands-on and volunteering your time and skills in the community through a supervised and supportive environment. An opportunity to participate in social change work in exciting community settings.

Register on the Concordia portal for these Complementary University 3-credit courses, and experience a different way of learning…

‘’We learned about ourselves and what we value, a first step to be involved in community…which leads to be more concerned as a person, opening our eyes to new things other than what we are studying right now…’’
- Christine Law, Administration , JMSB, 1st year

‘‘This course has completely changed the way that I think I want to be in the world, it changed my initiatives and the end goal… it has opened me to a whole new way of thinking and approaching problems, and solving problems and working with people…”
- Jade Cambron, Anthropology, 3rd year

To find out more and see what other students have to say about the courses:
http://instdev.concordia.ca