Service-Learning Initiative

Semester Course List - All Campuses. To search for Service-Learning courses for a specific semester, please select a term from the "Semester Courses" menu to the left, or filter by campus using the "Courses by Campus" menu.

AGR COMM 2367: Agricultural Issues in Contemporary American Society

Agricultural Communication
Campus: Columbus
Instructor: Robert A. Agunga, Associate Professor, Human and Community Resource Development
Terms offered: Autumn Semester,Spring Semester
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This course helps students develop a critical understanding of agricultural, environmental and related issues facing the United States and the world while improving their writing skills. This is a second writing course. 10 hours in Service-Learning and two reflective papers.

ART EDUC 2520S: Digital Artmaking

Art Education
Campus: Columbus
Instructor: Karen Hutzel, Assistant Professor, Art Education
Terms offered: Autumn Semester,Spring Semester
Sites: Weinland Park neighborhood and campus computer lab

ARTS & SCI 1102H: First and Second-Year Seminar

Arts and Sciences
Campus: Newark
Instructor: Sunny Caldwell
Terms offered: Autumn Semester,Spring Semester
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LeFevre Fellows are high-ability students who are interested in service learning.   All Fellows enroll in a two credit hour Service Learning course at Ohio State Newark during Autumn and complete 60 hours of service in winter and spring as members of service teams.

ARTS & SCI 1102H: Hispanic Gastronomy: Introduction to Hispanic Culture as Represented in Culinary Practices

Arts and Sciences
Campus: Newark
Instructor: Prof. Dioni Viscarri
Terms offered: Autumn Semester
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Introduction to Hispanic cultures through food. Students learn about Hispanic cuisine and prepare dishes, and reports on the history of the dishes, for presentation to a group of area middle and high school students. 

ARTS & SCI 3191: SparkPE

Arts and Sciences
Campus: Newark
Instructor: Jennifer Anthony, OSU Newark
Terms offered: Autumn Semester,Spring Semester
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Students enrolled in this class will spend 2-3 hours weekly leading exercise classes for Licking County schoolchildren with ADHD or disabilities affecting memory and attention. Research shows that exercise mitigates the symptoms of ADHD and improves academic performance, sometimes dramatically, in all populations. Students enrolled in the course will be educated on the nature of ADHD by a nationally known ADHD academic coach (Jodi Sleeper-Triplett) and trained by instructor Jennifer Anthony on implementing an exercise program called SparkPE. Although students enrolled in this class will not be working as traditional ADHD academic coach/tutors, they will benefit from 12 hours of training in ADHD coaching, which can be put toward the 30 hours required of those wishing to be certified as ADHD coaches.  An application is required. Email the instructor at anthony.212@osu.edu for more details. Credit is variable (2-3 credits). Students who enroll and receive training in the fall will be expected to enroll in the spring class as well.

ARTS & SCI 3191: Peer Mentoring

Arts and Sciences
Campus: Newark
Instructor: Virginia Cope, OSU Newark
Terms offered: Autumn Semester,Spring Semester
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Are you a well-organized student interested in earning course credit while gaining experience in the growing field of ADHD coaching? This course will provide you with 12 hours of training in ADHD coaching in preparation for serving as a peer mentor for other students struggling to stay organized. After training, you will provide 1-2 hours per week of mentoring support per week (a one-hour weekly organizational meeting and follow-up emails and texts to help your mentee stay on track, organized around your own schedule). Jodi Sleeper Triplett, a nationally recognized ADHD coach, will provide the training, which will count towards the 30 hours required for certification in this growing field. If you're interested in education and working with others, this is a great opportunity. An application is required. Email the instructor at cope.38@osu.edu for more details. Credit is variable (2-3 credits). Students who enroll and receive training in the fall will be expected to enroll in the spring class as well. 

ARTS & SCI 5191: Disability Studies Internship

Arts and Sciences
Campus: Columbus
Instructor: Brenda Jo Bruggeman
Terms offered: Autumn Semester,Spring Semester
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This is a one-quarter internship course that offers undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to work with disability related organizations on or off campus.

C&R PLAN 4191S: Internship Seminar in Planning

City and Regional Planning
Campus: Columbus
Instructor: Jennifer Evans-Cowley, Associate Professor, City & Regional Planning
Terms offered: Autumn Semester
Sites: Various sites in metropolitan area

Students participate in intensive interaction with communities in need of planning. Undergraduate course.

C&R PLAN 4900S: Plan Making

City and Regional Planning
Campus: Columbus
Instructor: Charles Cartwright, Lecturer, Knowlton School of Architecture
Terms offered: Autumn Semester,Spring Semester
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Plan creation focuses on working with real-world clients. Planning knowledge and skills will be applied to generate creative, innovative, and practical solutions.

C&R PLAN 4910S: Realizing the Plan

City and Regional Planning
Campus: Columbus
Instructor: Jennifer Evans-Cowley, Associate Professor, City & Regional Planning
Terms offered: Autumn Semester
Sites: Columbus

Apply knowledge and skills to an implementation challenge. Work in consultation with professionals to produce a regulation, policy, or tool for use by the client.

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