Category: Service Learning

Becoming Titans in Civics & History

This month, the Center for Civic Learning & Community Engagement launched its pilot teacher academy providing professional development on integrating Community Engaged Learning into Civics and History curriculum in high schools. Supported by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education, the teacher academy is part of an overall effort to increase the number of … Continue reading Becoming Titans in Civics & History

Take Part in SPC’s MLK Month of Service 2018

MLK Month of Service at SPC banner

St. Petersburg College honors the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s promise to serve others by dedicating the month of January to diverse volunteer opportunities in Pinellas County through the MLK Month of Service. Hope to see you at one of these many service projects! MLK Month of Service projects  Allstate Center Maximo Park Cleanup … Continue reading Take Part in SPC’s MLK Month of Service 2018

Women on the Way helps Eckerd Kids – Raising Hope program

Four women standing in front of poster for Eckerd Kids - Raising Hope Program with Women on the Way

St. Petersburg College’s Women on the Way (WOW) and the Positive Directions Association Club (PDA) recently completed their Fall 2017 community service project, collecting more than 70 pairs of new shoes and school supplies that were donated to the Eckerd Kids -Raising Hope program. Eckerd Kids – Raising Hope helps kids (newborn to 18-years-old) who have been … Continue reading Women on the Way helps Eckerd Kids – Raising Hope program

“Experience Learning” … Sounds catchy, Right?

“Experience Learning” … Sounds catchy, Right? Well… it caught on. At this point you might be wondering what experience learning is. Well it’s pretty straight forward as mentioned in the title. Any student participating gets the opportunity to do what is generally expected of all human beings; to learn from an experience. However, in this … Continue reading “Experience Learning” … Sounds catchy, Right?

Empty Bowls fills hearts for over 16 years….

Bowls for Empty Bowls

Empty Bowls began in 1990 in Bloomfield Hills, MI by John Hartom, a high school teacher, his wife Lisa and his students as a way to support a local food drive. One year later Empty Bowls developed into a project to support food banks, soup kitchens and other organizations fighting hunger. John and Lisa formed … Continue reading Empty Bowls fills hearts for over 16 years….