Anthropology

at Gavilan College

 

Klein Bio &

Publications

 
 

Anthropology Service Learning

 
 

What is Service Learning?

Service learning is when students go into the community to do work related to what they learn in class. It allows students, faculty, and community organizations to work together to everyone's benefit. Classes are enriched and made real when students apply what they are learning at non-profits in their own communities. Faculty are challenged to update and enrich their teaching. And social service agencies benefit when students come in to do projects, bringing fresh energy and perspectives to their work.

 
 
 
Listen below to Anthropology students discuss their Service Learning projects in Gilroy, Hollister, and Morgan Hill:
 

 
 

Service Learning Placements for Fall 2010

 
Community Partners
Contact People
Places
Dave Ellis, 408-848-4878
Gavilan, Gilroy
Adaptive Recreation Program Tracy Kester, 408-848-1624 Gilroy
Sister Pat Davies, 408-776-1196
Morgan Hill
Morgan Hill Youth Sports Alliance Jeff Dixon, 408-778-3900 Morgan Hill

National Farm Workers Service Center/

Si Se Puede! Learning Center

Thomas Guzowski, 408-847-9162

Charles Miller, 831-637-9097

Gilroy

Hollister

Lili Armenta, 408-842-6662 ext. 27
Gilroy
 
 
 

Service Learning Links

 
Helpful Links
Types of Information
Home page for Service Learning
Gilroy's challenges and needs
San Benito County's challenges and needs
Morgan Hill's challenges and needs
forms and general information
Social Science AA with emphasis on Community Studies
 
 
 

Service Learning Forms

 
 
 
 

Service Learning Facets

 
 
Contact: dklein@gavilan.edu, 408-848-4834
Copyright © 2010 Debra L. Klein. All rights reserved.