Applied Knowledge: Catamount seniors showcase their service-learning achievements
As students and soon-to-be graduates prepare for life beyond campus comforts, UVM’s Community-Engaged Learning Office (CELO) wanted to showcase student achievement beyond the classroom over the last year.
On Tuesday, April 30, CELO welcomed students, faculty, alums, and community partners to the Davis Center’s fourth floor for the first-ever Showcase of Community-Engaged Learning....
The Inaugural Showcase for Community-Engaged Learning
Students gathered in the Davis Center's Fireside Lounge on April 30th to share their final projects from their service-learning courses. These students were chosen to present because of their exceptional commitment to service-learning and their respective causes. Click through to view some moments from the event.
UVM Students Support Community through the Consumer Assistance Program
“The most beautiful thing about the Consumer Assistance Program (CAP) is there's not one specific takeaway that a student is going to get,” Margaret Tabb, a Public Communication graduate said. “A student is going to take away what skill they're looking for, what transferable skill they're looking to develop, and [that] is something that you can take with you anywhere that you go.”
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