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Service Opportunities
Enter to learn…Go forth to serve. Find your place!
TSU's Center for Service Learning and Civic Engagement wishes to foster and maintain mutually beneficial relationships with our partners. We have hundreds of community partners eager to utilize your skills to benefit their cause. Our partnership with Hands On Nashville (HON) offers a wealth of service opportunities for your individual interest, and/or service-learning course or student organization requirement.
To get started, follow these easy steps:
1. Go
to the Hands On Nashville website to register as a volunteer.
2. Visit the Volunteer Opportunity Calendar to sign-up for an opportunity that interests you.
3. Attend the project and make a significant impact on our Nashville community!
*Please note: If you want to track your service hours, you may print your record straight from your HON account!
Student Resources
Mission and Goals of the Center for Service Learning and Civic Engagement at TSU
Student Benefits of Service Learning
Service-learning Courses
Over 50 service-learning courses are taught each academic year, giving you the opportunity to apply classroom knowledge to everyday life. Here's what students say about service-learning...
“More service-learning project components need to be implemented because it helps students face real world problems and gives them a sense of "real time" job performance.”
“This course was amazing, and has truly helped me make the connection between the theory that I learned in class and the experience that I had in the community setting. This was one of the best classes that I have taken this semester. I will continue to explore more about nonprofit service in the community.”
“Projects that involve service-learning are an amazing way to think outside of a student's personal environment, think about how they can make a difference in someone's community, and actually give students the inspiration and initiative they need to become a role model for the community.”
For a list of service-learning courses, or to get help with placement in an agency, please contact Susan West at swest2@tnstate.edu or 963-1249
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