Courses
"Students in service-learning engage more passionately with social issues, perform research more seriously, and take greater ownership of their own learning."
Dr. Daniel Martin, Associate Professor, English
Rockhurst faculty members teach service-learning classes for a number of reasons:
- Promote engaged learning
- Develop critical thinking skills
- Extend diversity
- Encourage social activism and sense of responsibility to community
- Develop civic skills
- Facilitate career exploration
Rockhurst courses that may include service-learning in the curricula
(depending on instructor and section):
College of Arts and Sciences
BL 1150 Biology of the Contemporary Scene
BL 1300 General Biology II
BL 3620 Cell Biology
BL 3350 Plant Biology
BL 3610 Genetics
BL 3900 Biology Field Trip – Nicaragua
BL 4800 Evolution
CH 1050 Principles of General Chemistry
CH 2610 General Chemistry I
CH 2650 Honors Chemistry I
CH 2630 General Chemistry II
CT 2040 Interpersonal Communication
CT 3500 Introduction to Public Relations
CT 4940 Communication Capstone
EN 1110 College Composition I
EN 1140 Composition
FS 1100 First Year Seminar
FR 1100 Fundamentals of French I
FR 3700 Intro to French Literature
FR 3850 Francophone Cultures
FR 3873 Senegalese Literature & Culture
HS 3810 History of Women in America
NS 1000 Freshman in Science
NS 1210 Environmental Science
PH 1700 Physics Concepts & Connections I
PH 1750 Physics Concepts & Connections II
PL 1100 Reality and Human Existence
PY 3440 Adult Development and Aging
SP 1100 Fundamentals of Spanish I
SP 2100 Intermediate Spanish I
SP 3100 Advanced Conversation/ Composition 1
SP 3150 Advanced Conversation/Composition II
TA 1000 Introduction to Theatre Arts
Helzberg School of Management
BUS 1000 Freshmen Introduction to Business Seminar
MG 3300 Leadership and Organizational Behavior
MG 6100 Leadership and Organizational Behavior
Graduate and Professional Studies
CD 4501 Ethnography of Communication
CD 6122 Aphasia
CD 6124 Cognitive Communication Disorders in Adults
ED 6030 Technology in the Classroom: Applications & Implications
NP 1110 Intro to Nonprofit Organizations
NP 3000 Administration of Nonprofit Organizations
NP 3020 Marketing for Nonprofit Organizations
NP 3070 Community Engagement
NP 3090 Volunteer Management & Program Planning
OT 5550 Fieldwork I Evidence Based Practice
OT 6400 Fieldwork I: Evaluation, Intervention, and Outcomes
OT 6410 Pediatrics and Developmental Disabilities
OT 6560 Musculoskeletal Assessment and Intervention
PT 6006 Health Promotion
PT 7342 Physical Therapy Management of Pediatric Conditions
PT 7344 Physical Therapy Management of Pediatric Conditions Lab