Community-Engaged Learning

Community-engaged learning and service-learning at Buffalo State are driven by faculty who choose to incorporate a community-based learning project into a course that provides students with hands-on opportunities to learn course content while engaging with local communities.

Service-Learning Oversight Committee

Members

  • Deborah Silverman-Communication (SAS)
  • Dana Serure-History and Social Studies Education (SAS)
  • Pixita del Prado Hill- EELEL (SEP)
  • Kristy Tyson-Business, Economics and Public Administration (SEP)
  • Alan Delmerico-Continuing Professional Studies/LEADS (Academic Affairs)

Coordinator

  • M. Scott Goodman-Academic Affairs

"Incorporating service-learning in my course is much easier than I imagined. The office assists in finding appropriate projects, supporting students, and ensuring effective partnerships to support student learning - it makes the opportunity accessible for faculty and valuable for student learning.”

Eric "Luke" Krieg | Professor of Sociology
Faculty member speaks to visitors at research symposium