Office of Service-Learning invites applications for fall 2024 Service-Learning Fellows Program

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Faculty (including non-tenure-track), lecturers, staff and graduate student instructors from the West Lafayette, Purdue University in Indianapolis, Purdue Northwest, Purdue Fort Wayne, Purdue Global and Purdue Statewide campuses seeking to implement service-learning pedagogy in the 2024-25 or 2025-26 academic year are encouraged to apply for the fall 2024 Service-Learning Fellows Program. 

The Service-Learning Fellows Program is designed to foster the development and institutionalization of service-learning courses and curricula, projects, and scholarly pursuits at Purdue, as well as strengthen collaborative efforts and outcomes in communities. Together, instructors in partnership with service-learning staff will collaboratively develop the skills and tools needed to deliver effective, mutually beneficial service-learning courses.

Up to $2,000 is available per project ($1,000 instructor discretionary funds and $1,000 community partner project). Applicants without community partners will be matched with one upon acceptance into the program.

Applications must be submitted online on or before Friday, April 19, at 5 p.m. ET. For full program call and required departmental support letter, click here. Inquiries may be directed to Lindsey Payne, director of Service-Learning, paynel@purdue.edu.

Contact: Lindsey Payne, paynel@purdue.edu

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