Welcome to Service Learning!
Building a Sustainable Community through Service Learning
Service Learning at LCCC is a grassroots movement among faculty, students, staff and community partners who believe in the potential of civically engaged education to transform the lives of students and the Lorain County community.
Service Learning is a form of experiential education that combines meaningful community service with classroom instruction and reflection to enrich the learning experience, teach civic responsibility and strengthen communities. Service learning achieves and enhances course objectives while meeting an identified community need.
Over 1,700 LCCC students have participated in service projects as a part of their course and over 26,000 hours of service has been given to address community needs. 20 Faculty members have intergrated Service Learning in their course curriculum and over 100 local community organizations have been involved in these efforts.
“Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I may remember. Involve me and I will learn."
-Benjamin Franklin
NEWS!
- The Community Partner Directory now has 10 organizations as well as Spring 2012 Wishlists for Service Learning Projects. Take a look!
- Ohio Ranks 6th in the Nation for Hunger. That's 1 of 6 households not having enough money for food. Read the Columbus Dispatch article here
- The Lorain County Community College has been awarded a place on the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for the 2009-2010 academic year! This is the first time the college has ever received such an honor. View the Press Release here.
