Put your learning into action.
We are excited to announce ~40 SL/CE courses for Fall 2024.
Build career skills, support our community, and do something real!
Course numbers and names are listed below, followed by their section number (when applicable).
Arts & Communication
- ARTS U207 SL: Printmaking I
- JOUR U428 SL: Public Relations Campaigns
- SPCH U201 SE: Foundations in Oral Communication (10 & 14)
Behavioral Sciences
- CAST U499 CE: Child Advocacy Internship
- PSYC U499 CE: Psychology Internship
- WGST U101 SL: Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies (01M)
Business
- MGMT U475 CE: Advanced Operations Management
- MKTG U352 SL: Marketing Communications
- MKTG U458 SL: Marketing Management
Education
- EDSC U398 SL: Topics in Secondary Education: Call Me Mister
- EXSC U459 SL: Sport Nutrition
Humanities
- ENGL U398 SL: Be the Change (01)
- ENGL U453 SL: Development of English
- GERM U101 CE: Introductory German I
- SPAN U311 SL: Introduction to Translation
- SPAN U316 SL: Advanced Interpreting
- SPCH U201 SE: Foundations in Oral Communications (10 & 14)
Interdisciplinary Studies
- IDST U110 CE: Community Engagement
Nursing
- NURS U306 SE: Introduction to Professional Nursing
- NURS U325 SL: Evidence-based Practice
- NURS U445 SL: Child Heath Nursing
- NURS U461 SL: Community & Public Health Nursing
- NURS U462 SL: Community & Public Health Nursing, RN-BSN (1RN)
- NURS U703 CE: Cultural Perspectives in Healthcare
Sciences
- BIOL U110 SE: General Biology (01M)
University
- UNIV U101 SE: The Student in the University
(Sections 01, 11, 14, 17M, 19, 22, & 27)
—– Key to Acronyms —–
CE = Community Engaged
SE = Service Engaged
SL = Service Learning
Compare SL, SE, & CE
Research demonstrates that SL/CE courses yield high benefits for students including better graduation rates, higher GPAs, and increased satisfaction with college – all while building specific career readiness skills like critical thinking, leadership, professionalism and self-and career management.
The benefits don’t stop there! Instructors report that SL/CE courses result in more engaged students, increased satisfaction, and unique scholarship opportunities. As mentioned during last semester’s SL/CE announcement, Upstate is increasingly recognizing SL/CE activities in the evaluation, promotion, and tenure processes for faculty.
The above list of SL/CE designated courses is a work-in-progress. If you are teaching a class that should be on the list but is not, please contact Dave Marlow at marlowd@uscupstate.edu. We are excited to support the increasing numbers of unique SL/CE courses here at Upstate. Tracking SL/CE activity is paramount in order for us to reward faculty who invest in this valuable pedagogy and so that we can demonstrate that SL/CE impacts Upstate in positive and beneficial ways.
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