Sample Syllabi

To help faculty design their service-learning courses, we included several examples of previously offered courses at Tulane as well as a link to a large selection of syllabi from other institutions.

For further examples or specific questions, please contact Dr. Agnieszka Nance at anance@tulane.edu

Tulane Syllabi

Please find a few examples of previously taught courses with the service-learning component. These courses represent different academic fields and problem areas, and were designed around a variety of activities.

• LAST 1010 - Introduction to Latin American Studies, Dr. James Huck
  
• ENLS 3650 - Aristotle in New Orleans, Dr. Ryan McBride
  
• TIDE 1870 - Loot, Plunder, and Pillage: Ethics in Archeology and the Art Markets, Dr. Susann Lusnia
  
• DSGN 2100 - Design Studio, Andrew Liles
  
• PSYC 3310- Introduction to African American Psychology, Dr. Michael Cunningham
  
• COMM 3200 - Media Literacy, Dr. Beretta Smith-Shomade
  

Syllabi from other institutions

The following links provide further examples of service-learning syllabi from a wide rage of institutions and disciplines:

• Campus Compact
  
• Community-Campus Partnership for Health
• The American Political Science Association