Service Learning Internships
Whatever your interest or major, regardless of your schedule, and no matter your level (freshman through graduate students), University Service Learning has a graded, 3-credit internship that is perfect for you!
Through a University Service Learning internship course, you will engage in valuable community service activities and learn from your experiences through structured reflective reading, writing, and discussion.
- Choose USL 402 for a structured internship tutoring children from disadvantaged communities that satisfies the General Studies Cultural Diversity requirement. No experience necessary. You provide the enthusiasm, we provide the training!
- Choose USL 484 to serve a community need of personal interest and/or related to your field of study, such as education, hunger, homelessness, the environment, health, or social services. Attend a weekly seminar and design your own service schedule with a community organization of your choice from a list of approved sites. You provide the desire, we provide the opportunity!
Available Internships
| Internship | Description |
|---|---|
| USL 402 Service Learning: Child Tutoring & Mentoring (3 credits) |
Learn about your community and the importance of civic engagement through coursework based upon your experiences tutoring and mentoring K-8th grade children attending under-resourced schools in an after-school or summer program. Design and implement fun learning activities focused on reading, writing, math, and other academic subjects. Reflective reading, writing, and discussion help you process and learn from your experience and correlate your service to your program of study and career goals. Fulfills community service hours required by some programs and scholarships. Honors credit available via contract. No exams. Graded. PREREQ: ENG 101 highly recommended. Satisfies General Studies - C |
| USL 484 Service Learning: Independent Placement (3 credits) |
Learn about your community and the importance of civic engagement through coursework focused on your community service experiences at an approved site (nonprofit organization, social services agency, school, etc.). 100 hours of service at the community agency of your choice is required. A weekly seminar and reflective writing assignments help you process and learn from your experience and correlate your service to your program of study and career goals. Fulfills community service hours required by some programs and scholarships. Honors credit available via contract. No exams. Graded. PREREQ: ENG 101 highly recommended. |

