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From SNEB| Volume 51, ISSUE 10, P1137, November 2019

Engaging Students Through Service-Learning Opportunities in Public Health

      Service learning, a form of experiential learning, gives students the opportunity to apply knowledge and skills from the classroom in relevant community-based settings. Servicelearning allows students to think critically, analyze ethical and social justice issues, and reflect upon their experiences.
      • Mackenzie SLC
      • Hinchey DM
      • Cornforth KP
      A public health service-learning capstone: Ideal for students, academia and community.
      Many public health programs incorporate service learning, which has resulted in more comprehensive training, improved student outcomes, and successful community-based interventions.
      • Cashman SB
      • Seifer SD
      Service learning: An integral part of undergraduate public health.
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