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Community-Engaged Learning

Community-Engaged Learning Resources for COVID-19

 
The Office of Community-Engaged Learning (OCEL) collaborates with students, faculty, and community organizations to develop projects that promote sustained, mutually beneficial collaborations emphasizing student learning and community benefits.

Contact

Community-Engaged Learning

Sarah Brackmann

Senior Director of Integrative and Community-Engaged Learning

Email

brackmas@southwestern.edu

Phone

512.863.1987
Community-Engaged Learning

Sarah Brackmann

Senior Director of Integrative and Community-Engaged Learning

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As the campus leader of the Southwestern University Up to Us team, I had the opportunity to travel to Oakland to participate in the winter training session. Going into the weekend, I knew the purpose of the session was to prepare each team leader, but I did not know how they would achieve this. 

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