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The Center for Social Concerns offers a variety of seminars and programs built around national and international immersion experiences. Seminars and programs fall into two major categories: Social Concerns Seminars and Summer Service Learning Programs.
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SOCIAL CONCERNS SEMINARS 2012-2013
Typically one-credit social concerns seminars include an immersion during student breaks in the fall, winter, and spring along with orientation classes prior to the immersion and follow-up classes after. Students examine social issues from multiple perspectives, read relevant texts, study Catholic social tradition, and take an active role in building a learning community.
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The Community-Based Learning Course Guide lists University of Notre Dame courses that address social issues through experiential learning. This guide is designed to help students find courses that address social issues with an experiential learning (EL), community-based learning (CBL), or community-based research (CBR) pedagogy. EL opportunities put you in direct contact with the phenomenon you are studying or with important contexts of that phenomenon. CBL courses involve community service or other ways for you to be involved in and learn from and with the local community.
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