Community service-learning (CSL) is a method of learning which allows students to learn and embrace real-world organizational requirements in an academic environment. Instructors provide a basis of knowledge and serve as liaison between the students and the community organizations that require the student's service. A great deal of the benefits and overall learning processes are based on reflection and engagement. 

"These students worked actively to create new, relevant, fresh, and very useful ideas."  - Jo Wright former Sustainability Coordinator	"CSL takes place when students participate in community service with a non-profit organization." - Dr. Denise Brown Professor	"...community service-learning made me more inclined to take part as a volunteer in the community." - Tyler Rietze Law and Society undergraduate student
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