curriculum?

[Gale, Jeffrey]

The Corporation for National and Community Service offers a wealth of
resources for starting a service component on your campus.

Check out the following resources:

www.nationalservice.org/areads/resources

The Service-Learning Exchange

www.nslexchange.org

Then National Service Recource Center

www.etr.org/nsrc

Learn and Serve America

www.learnandserve.org

Also check out COOL (Campus Outreach Opportunity Leaque) at
www.cool2serve.org.

Jeff Gale
Corporation for National and Community Service
1201 New York Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20525
202/606-5000, ext. 280
202/565-2789 (fax)
JGale at cns.gov
www.nationalservice.org

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Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 09:49:27 -0500 (EST)
From: "David Machon" <machond at lincolnu.edu>
Subject: curriculum?

Our campus is interested in beginning a volunteerism and service component
for our students with an emphasis on connecting to our community.  This
will include a course for college age students.  Any suggestions on where
to find curriculum?

David

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