Service-Learning and the Liberal Arts How and Why It Works by Rimmerman, Craig A.; Gearan, Mark D.; H. Bauder, W Averell; Collins, Patrick M.; Craig, David; DeMeis, Debra; Dobkowski, Michael; Flowers, Katie; Gearan, Mark; Harris, Jack D.; Lee, Steven P.; Mertens, Jo Beth; Perkins, H Wesley; Sutton, Cynthia; Temple,, 9780739121221
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  • ISBN: 9780739121221 | 0739121227
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  • Copyright: 6/30/2011

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What are the connections between service-learning and a liberal arts education? That is the central question of this volume and scholars from a variety of disciplines-chemistry, economics, education, philosophy, political science, psychology, public policy, religious studies, and sociology-answer it here. The scholars collected by Craig A. Rimmerman ground their essays in a positive assumption about the importance of service-learning in contributing to students' moral, ethical, and social development within the broader context of a liberal arts education.