Degree Type
Creative Component
Semester of Graduation
Summer 2020
Department
Family and Consumer Sciences
First Major Professor
Meghan Gillette
Second Major Professor
Tricia Neppl
Degree(s)
Master of Family and Consumer Sciences (MFCS)
Major(s)
Family and Consumer Sciences
Abstract
This paper examines the state of service learning on the island of Guam via an internship with the Guam Department of Education. Service-learning is fairly new to Guam and is underdeveloped. Students struggle to find programs that support service-learning opportunities, the transportation to get them there, and lack of coherence to their school curriculum. This paper examines multiple components of the service-learning program, including an environmental scan, a senior survey, outreach, training, and partnerships, and the development of a service learning directory and calendar. These components were examined within the Positive Youth Development framework.
Copyright Owner
Salas, Wyne Darlean S.
Copyright Year
2020
File Format
Word
Embargo Period (admin only)
8-4-2020
Recommended Citation
Salas, Wyne Darlean, "Summer Internship on Guam’s Service Learning" (2020). Creative Components. 613.
https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/creativecomponents/613
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