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Mission Statement: The purpose of the Service-Learning Initiative (SLI) is to support first-year students in their exploration of service options within the community and to inspire them to broaden and create their own pathways for community involvement at UNC and beyond. The Service-Learning Initiative is a unique program that provides incoming first-year students with an immersive introduction to the array of service opportunities in the Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and Durham areas. Over three days, participants are exposed to the importance of reflection, learn how to work with community partners, form lasting connections and friendships with other passionately involved students, and become aware of important social justice issues. What to Expect Itinerary Wednesday
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Reflection The program will incorporate two reflection sessions – one after the first day of service work and the second at the end of the program. Reflection sessions will introduce students to service-learning and encourage them to think critically about the service in which they are participating. This year, reflections will focus specifically on educational discrepancies in Orange County. Potential Sites Potential Sites for 2009 include: The ArtsCenter, Battle Park and Coker Arboretum, Boys and Girls Club, Central Elementary, El Futuro, Family Violence Prevention Center, HOPE (Homelessness Outreach Poverty Eradication) Garden, The Arc of Orange County, and St. Joseph’s AME Bread Ministry. Eligibility Requirements of Participant
Application are no longer being accepted for the 2009 program. To obtain contact information for the current SLI Chair, please refer to the APPLES' Organizers directory. |
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