Challenges and Opportunities of Community Service-Learning Perspectives from Community Partners Phaedra Hitchings, Chantelle Johnson, and Stan Tu’Inukuafe | Zendy

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Challenges and Opportunities of Community Service-Learning Perspectives from Community Partners Phaedra Hitchings, Chantelle Johnson, and Stan Tu’Inukuafe

Author(s) -

Phaedra Hitchings,

Chantelle Johnson,

Stan Tu’Inukuafe

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

engaged scholar journal community-engaged research teaching and learning

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2369-1190

pISSN - 2368-416X

DOI - 10.15402/esj.v4i1.324

Subject(s) - service learning , community service , service (business) , sociology , learning community , public relations , pedagogy , political science , business , marketing

Sarah Buhler and Nancy Van Styvendale, two of the co-editors of this special issue, talk to Phaedra Hitchings, Chantelle Johnson, and Stan Tu’Inukuafe, who are three community-based educators and partners of university CSL projects in Saskatoon. The participants introduce and situate their connections to community service-learning and discuss the challenges and opportunities of community service-learning and partnering with universities from their perspectives.

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