Swiss Network for Service Learning at higher education facilities
Preamble from the articles of association
Service Learning at higher education facilities is a curriculum-based learning and teaching method that uses practical and project-oriented approaches and cross-sectoral cooperation to combine professional and interdisciplinary learning at higher education facilities with the civic commitment of students.
It is used in teaching to build skills in an action-oriented way, contextualises existing knowledge in real-life scenarios, creates holistic learning experiences and enables and motivates students as responsible citizens to sustainably accept their social responsibility.
The civil society community is addressed by Service Learning as needed and benefits from systematically organised commitment.
Board
Ingrid Becker, University of St. Gallen Franziska Kastner, University of Basel Nicolai Kozakiewicz, St. Gallen University of Teacher Education Christoph Schank, University of St. Gallen Judith Studer, Bern University of Applied Sciences
Chair
Franziska Kastner & Nicolai Kozakiewicz
Branch
Alexander Grossniklaus
Become a member!
As a member, you will promote the implementation and encourage the use of Service Learning at Swiss higher education facilities. You will support related activities and play a role in developing teaching in a future-oriented way. We look forward to hearing from you by email.
Member contributions
Individual persons
CHF 50.00
Institutions
CHF 100.00
Sponsors
open
Schweizer Netzwerk Service Learning an Hochschulen | St. Galler Kantonalbank | CH81 0078 1624 2759 9200 0
Institutional members
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