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Developing Meaningful Community Engagement with Community-based Learning Courses
Today on GridgeFridge, we’re excited to welcome Isa Hernandez-White and Bertha Gonzalez, two of four Community-based learning interns at the Morgridge Center.
Isa is a sophomore at UW–Madison majoring in psychology and Bertha is a junior majoring in human development and family studies and psychology. As Community-based Learning interns, Isa and Bertha help facilitate Community-based learning classes, also called CBL courses.
CBL courses incorporate at least 25 hours of meaningful community engagement with course content so you can get real-world experience as part of a for-credit class.
In this episode, we’ll talk with Isa and Bertha about how CBL courses work, the benefits of CBL courses, and how students can find a CBL course that is a perfect fit for them.
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By Morgridge Center for Public ServiceToday on GridgeFridge, we’re excited to welcome Isa Hernandez-White and Bertha Gonzalez, two of four Community-based learning interns at the Morgridge Center.
Isa is a sophomore at UW–Madison majoring in psychology and Bertha is a junior majoring in human development and family studies and psychology. As Community-based Learning interns, Isa and Bertha help facilitate Community-based learning classes, also called CBL courses.
CBL courses incorporate at least 25 hours of meaningful community engagement with course content so you can get real-world experience as part of a for-credit class.
In this episode, we’ll talk with Isa and Bertha about how CBL courses work, the benefits of CBL courses, and how students can find a CBL course that is a perfect fit for them.