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This group supports, celebrates and connects GW faculty who teach community engaged scholarship courses. Please use this space to learn about each other, share resources on the Wall below, and join us for meetings and workshops (we'll share those under "Events").

GENERAL RESOURCES

The Nashman Center Website

The Nashman Center Faculty Update (blog and e-newsletter) subscribe here

Twitter: @NashmanFaculty and @GWServes


2022 FACULTY LEARNING COMMUNITY ON STUDENT LEARNING IN SERVICE-LEARNING
Chair: SuJin Choi 

We meet monthly, on Fridays at noon. Contact SuJin for dates and links. 
Our shared notes are here: 
https://go.gwu.edu/FLCTeach


INFORMATION FOR Fall 2022 INSTRUCTORS

Resources to share with students. 
Send them here: https://go.gwu.edu/CESCourses  We have a new guide to reporting in GWserves, a general guide for students in CES courses, and guidance to navigating DCPS Clearance. 
DCPS Clearance
Huzzah! It’s quicker this year, promise. Instructions for students are at the link above.  The key difference is a new category of volunteer has been created in their system: the SUPERVISED VOLUNTEER. The supervised volunteer (as our students all are) has fewer hoops to jump through in the clearance process. 
Liability Waivers
If your students will be serving on site, they should take the 2-3 minutes it requires to complete GW’s liability waiver form. This has been shared with your students already and I will be tracking completion course by course. Once students have completed the waiver, they will stop getting reminders from me, built-in rewards! A reminder from you goes a long way though, so please mention it in class (they’ll have received an email with a link).

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General EducationCivic EngagementCommunityProfessional Development

Sustainable Development Goals

Quality Education - Ensure inclusive and quality education for all and promote lifelong learning