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Getting Engaged: Factors Enhancing Perceived Student Benefits From Service-Learning in Business Education

Author: 
Timothy B. Palmer
Author: 
Jeremy C. Short
Institution: 
Western Michigan University
Institution: 
Texas Tech University
Publication Date: 
2010
Journal Issue: 
v.21(2), 5-28
Pages: 
24
Abstract: 

Service-learning is an instructional method that incorporates community service into the curriculum. The integration of service-learning into business pedagogy provides benefits that are particularly valuable to business students. Yet business educators have been slow to integrate service-learning into their classes. The authors explore the benefits of service-learning through the experiences of 1,530 undergraduate students and compare student gains from service-learning between business majors and students in other disciplines. Furthermore, they note a number of factors that influence evaluations of service-learning. They conclude by providing ideas for incorporating service-learning into business classes and highlight implications for students, faculty, and administrators.

Call Number: 
150/B/PAL/2010
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Library Item Type: 
Print resource - serial article
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