“Earn Credit and Make a Difference!”

Want to earn credit for making a difference in your community? Enroll in a service-learning course section!

Service-learning sections cover the same content as standard course sections, with community engagement integrated directly into the syllabus and learning objectives. Service projects will be required for one portion of the course, and reflective activities in class will help you connect your service back to what you’re learning in the classroom.

Below is a list of courses with required or optional Service-Learning projects.  Not all courses are offered every semester.  Please search for courses in Self-Service by clicking on “Course Catalog,” entering the term and then clicking on “Course Type” and selecting “Service-Learning” from the dropdown menu.

SUMMER 2025 SERVICE-LEARNING COURSES

Course Name and Instructor Location and Time
BIOL 1407-002-27513 Structure and Function of Organisms with Prof. Curtis Eckerman Study Abroad, June 2 – July 6, Costa Rica – Biology study abroad program
BIOL 1407-008-87426 Structure and Function of Organisms with Prof. Curtis Eckerman ONL, June 2 – July 27
CPWC 0101-001-29383 Entrepreneurship for ESL Level 3 or Higher with Prof. Kimberly Allen HYB-HLC, Career Pathways, Adult Education, May 19 – July 9, MTW 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
EDUC 1300-012-27857 Learning Frameworks with Prof. Amber Sarker HLC, June 2 – July 6, MTWTH 10:30 am – 12:40 pm
EDUC 1300-033-27990 Learning Frameworks with Prof. Lillian Huerta ONL, July 7 – August 10
ENGL 1301-063-24898 Composition I with Prof. Becky Villarreal ONL, July 7 – August 10
ENGL 1301-078-87815 Composition I with Prof. Becky Villarreal ONL, July 7 – August 10
ENVR 1301-006-87899 Introduction to Environmental Science with Prof. Elena Keen ONL, June 2 – July 27
ESOL 0304-003-26050/COMX 4004-303-28240 Oral Communication 4 with Prof. Elizabeth Rivas HLC, June 2 – August 10, 12:20 pm – 2:30 pm
GISC 2401-001-94899 Data Acquisition and Analysis in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) with Prof. Braniff Davis ONL, June 2 – August 10
HUMA 1301-009-88191 Humanities: Prehistory to Renaissance with Prof. Lillian Huerta DLS, June 2 – August 10, TTh 11:20 am – 1:20 pm
HUMA 1305-001-88197 Introduction to Mexican American Studies with Prof. Lillian Huerta ONL, June 2 – August 10
PHIL 1301-008-88463 Introduction to Philosophy with Prof. Linda Cox ONL, July 7 – August 10
PHIL 1301-010-26648 Introduction to Philosophy with Prof. Linda Cox ONL, July 7 – August 10
PHIL 2306-012-88476 Ethics with Prof. Azzurra Crispino ONL, July 7 – August 11
PHIL 2306-017-88479 Ethics with Prof. Azzurra Crispino ONL, July 7 – August 12
POFT 1171-001-27862 College to Career Success with Prof. Shih-Ting Lee DLS, June 2 – July 27, MW 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
PSYC 2301-023-88534 Introduction to Psychology with Prof. Sadaf Sajjad ONL, June 2 – July 6
PSYC 2301-028-88537 Introduction to Psychology with Prof. Sadaf Sajjad ONL, June 2 – July 6
PSYC 2315-001-88546 Psychology of Adjustment (Study Abroad) with Prof. Kathy Frost Romania Study Abroad, HLC1 1305, June 2 – July 6, TWTh 1:05 pm – 2:50 pm
PSYC 2319-002-88551 Social Psychology (Study Abroad) with Prof. Kathy Frost Romania Study Abroad, HLC1 1305, June 2 – July 6, TWTh 11:20 am – 1:05 pm
SOCI 1301-009-88618 Introduction to Sociology with Prof. Jackie Burns ONL, July 7 – August 10
SOCI 1301-014-88621 Introduction to Sociology with Prof. Jackie Burns ONL, July 7 – August 10
SPAN 2312-008-88679 Spanish IV with Prof. Ramiro Juarez ONL, July 7 – August 10
SPCH 1311-700-88696 Introduction to Speech Communication (Honors course with a focus on Identity, Sex, Gender, and Culture in Communication) with Prof. Gretchen Harries ONL, July 7 – August 11

 

 

FULL LIST OF SERVICE-LEARNING COURSES (not offered every semester)

 

Course information Professor(s)
ANTH 2302 Introduction to Anthropology (Study Abroad) Paul Lehman
ANTH 2351 Cultural Anthropology (Study Abroad) Paul Lehman
ANTH 2389 Academic Cooperative in Anthropology Carleen Sanchez
ARTC 2373 Design Studio I Maria Isbell, Christopher Wellington
ARTC 2377 Design Studio II Maria Isbell, Christopher Wellington
BIOL 1308 Biology Fundamentals LaKisha Barrett
BIOL 1407 Structure and Function of Organisms Curtis Eckerman
BIOL 2420 Microbiology for Health Sciences LaKisha Barrett
CHEM 1112 General Chemistry II Debamita Paul
CHEM 1305 General Chemistry II Lab Debamita Paul
CHLT 1341 Environmental Health Alina Satkoski
DHYG 1215 Community Dentistry Michelle Landrum, Melissa Vetter
DHYG 2102 Applied Community Dentistry Michelle Landrum, Melissa Vetter
EDUC 1300 Learning Frameworks
QueenSamantha Ackers, Joseph Ferguson, Lillian Huerta, Shih-Ting Lee, Amber Sarker
ENGL 1301 Composition I
Anne Fletcher, Jennifer Gribble, Heidi Juel, Alana King, Brinda Roy, Becky Villarreal
ENGL 1302 Composition II
Anne Fletcher, Alana King, Brinda Roy, Louisa Spaventa, Becky Villarreal
ENGL 2311 Technical and Business Writing Alex Watkins
ENGL 2322 British Literature: Anglo-Saxon through 18th Century David Estringel, Alana King
ENGL 2328 American Literature: Civil War to the Present Becky Villarreal
ENVR 1301 Introduction to Environmental Science Stefanie Bergmanson, Elena Keen, Alina Satkoski
ENVR 1302 Issues in Environmental Science Paepin Starr
ESOL 0302 / COMX 4002 Oral Communication 2 Elizabeth Rivas
ESOL 0303 / COMX 4003 Oral Communication 3 Elizabeth Rivas
ESOL 0304 / COMX 4004 Oral Communication 4 Elizabeth Rivas
ESOL 1309 / COMX 4009: Advanced American Pronunciation Elizabeth Rivas
ESOL 0313/COMX 4013 Reading and Vocabulary 3 Elizabeth Rivas
ETWR 1376 Grant Proposals and Business Plans Neerja Kapoor
ETWR 2364 Practicum–English Technical and Business Writing Alex Watkins
ETWR 2470 Multimedia for Business Communication Alex Watkins
GISC 1479 Introduction to Geospatial Data Sean Moran
GISC 2164 Practicum (or Field Experience) – Cartography Stephanie Long
GISC 2401 Data Acquisition and Analysis in Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Braniff Davis, Christian Hartnett, Sally Hol, Stephanie Long, Brent Porter
GOVT 2304 Introduction to Political Science Julz Decker
GOVT 2305 United States Government Rachel Brooks, Julz Decker, Vanessa Faz
GOVT 2306 Texas State and Local Government Rachel Brooks, Julz Decker, Vanessa Faz
HUMA 1301 Humanities: Prehistory to Renaissance Lillian Huerta, Alana King
HUMA 1302 Humanities: Renaissance to Present Alana King
HUMA 1311 Mexican-American Fine Arts Appreciation Lillian Huerta, Jean Lauer
PHIL 2306 Ethics Linda Cox, Azzurra Crispino
POFT 1171 College to Career Success Lillian Huerta
PSYC 2301 Introduction to Psychology Shirin Khosropour
PSYC 2315 Psychology of Adjustment (Study Abroad) Kathy Frost
PSYC 2319 Social Psychology (Standard and Study Abroad) Kathy Frost, Sadaf Sajjad
PSYC 2389 PACS Academic Cooperative Kathy Frost, Shirin Khosropour
SLNG 1321 Introduction to the Interpreting Profession Lynn Wiesman
SLNG 2302 Interpreting II Lynn Wiesman
SOCI 1301 Introduction to Sociology Jackie Burns
SPCH 1311 Introduction to Speech Communication Theresa Glenn
SPCH 1311-700 Introduction to Speech Communication (Honors course with a focus on Identity, Sex, Gender, and Culture in Communication) Gretchen Harries
SPCH 1315-700 Public Speaking (Honors) Gretchen Harries
SPCH 1315 Public Speaking Milton (Terry) Hunt
UXUI 2379 User Experience Lab Allyson Campbell, David Schlossberg

 

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