StDev 214R:  Learning through Service: Theory and Application

Mondays from 5:10-6:00pm 

 Learning through Service is a one-credit class offered by the Center for Service and Learning during fall and winter semesters. This course provides an excellent opportunity for students, particularly those in leadership positions, to learn about:

• Service practice
• Motivation for service
• Service philosophies and theories
• The fourth aim of a BYU education
• The power of reflection in service
• Personal/skill development and learning through service

For more information, contact Casey Peterson: 2010 WSC, 422-1281

For class syllabus, click here.

StDev 132:  Foundations of Effective Tutoring and Mentoring—Level One

Wednesdays from 5:00-6:40pm

Foundations of Effective Tutoring and Mentoring—Level One is a one-credit class which teaches basic tutoring skills and fulfills the training requirements for Level One certification through the CRLA (College Reading and Learning Association).

The Center for Service and Learning offers this class during 1^st and 2^nd blocks of fall and winter semesters.

For more information, contact:

Casey Peterson: 2010 WSC, 422-1281 or Theodore Okawa 2330 WSC, 422-1904

For 1st block class syllabus, click here.  For 2nd block class syllabus, click here.