Please join the Honey W. Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service for the Semi-annual Academic Service Learning Symposium on Monday, May 1st from 9:00am-4:00pm taking place on the 3rd and 4th floors of Marvin Center. Register now to hold your place for lunch at 12:00pm. Also, from 3pm-4pm come to see poster presentations of undergraduate and graduate-level service-learning work.
10:00 Am – 11:00 Am - Morning Session #1
Room 302–DC Mass Incarceration and GW-DC Partnerships
Moderator: Aly Belknap, Service-Learning Scholar for UW1020, taught by Phyllis Ryder, Associate Professor of Writing
Respondents: Kyle Bacon, US Dream Academy; Michael Tapscott, Director of the GW Multicultural Student Services Center
Room 307– Domestic and International Service Learning in IIST
Moderator: Dr. Olivia Blackmon, Assistant Program Director, IIST
Student Presentations:
(Session Lasts until 12pm)
Room 308– GPAC Info Session for Faculty: Local/Civic Engagement
Presenters: Dr. Elizabeth Chacko, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies and
Dr. Wendy Wagner, Senior Program Associate for Academic Service-Learning
Room 402– Operación Impacto and César Chávez Final Reflections
Moderator: Dolores Perillán, Spanish Teaching Instructor
(Session runs until 12:00pm, Session in Spanish)
11:00 Am– 12:00 Pm– Morning Session #2
Room 302– Senior Well-Being in DC
Moderator: Dr. Wendy Wagner
Room 307– Continued: Domestic and International Service-Learning
Moderator: Dr. Olivia Blackmon
See above for full list of presentations and presenters.
Room 308– Creating Signs for a Community Heritage Trail in Foggy Bottom
Moderator: Dr. Christopher Klemek and students of HIST 2020W
Room 402– Continued: Operación Impacto and César Chávez Final Reflections
Moderator: Dolores Perillán, Spanish Teaching Instructor
(Session in Spanish)
12:00 Pm – 1:00 Pm– Celebration of Service
Lunch will begin in Room 309 with
announcements of service awards and grants
Please
1:00 Pm– 2:00 Pm– Afternoon Session #1
Room 302– Is Service Political? A Conversation on Service and Civic Engagement Across the Political Spectrum
Moderator: Mr. Michael Tapscott, Director of MSSC
Presenters: Dr. Michael Cornfield, Acting Director of the Political Management
Program and Panelists representing a variety of political student organizations
Room 307– Social Entrepreneurship at GWU: A Presentation of Past Work and Informational Session
Presenters: 2016-17 Knapp Fellows
Moderators: Jonathan Butler, Senior Program Associate for Social Innovation
Room 308– Leadership and Nonprofit Administration: Learning Through Service
Presenters: Dr. Wendy Wagner and Dr. Gretchen Van der Veer, professors in Human Services and Social Justice
2:00 Pm– 3:00 Pm– Afternoon Session #2
Room 307– Community-Based Participatory Research at GWU
Presenters: Sara Policastro and Charleene Smith, winners of the 2017 Nashman Prize for Community-Based Participatory Research
Room 308– Service-Learning and Language Acquisition
Presenter: Dolores Perillan, Spanish Teaching Instructor
3:00 Pm – 4:00 Pm-Poster Presentations
Room 310/311 – Poster Presentations and a Dessert Reception
If you have any questions, please contact Academic Service-Learning Graduate Assistant, Mariah Brothe at mbrothe@gwu.edu.