Service Learning Courses at Case
A growing number of Case undergraduate classes provide students the opportunity to combine community service with classroom learning. Some examples are
listed below. Be sure to check current offerings and course descriptions for updates and potential course revisions.
College of Arts and Sciences Service Learning Courses
ANTH 215
Introduction to Medical Anthropology
ANTH/ NURS 372
Health in the Global Community
ARSC 201
Introduction to College Scholars Program
BIOL 363/463
Experimental Developmental Biology
ETHS 251A
Oral Performances and Ethnic Identities
ETHS 390
Poetics of Gender in Latin America
FRCH 208
The Montreal Experience
FRCH/WMST/WLIT/ ETHS 335/435
Women in Developing Countries
FSNA 107
Culture & Computers
HSTY 152
Technology in America
HSTY 381/ POSC 381/ SOCI 381
City as Classroom
PSCL 231
Child Psychology Practicum
PSCL 369
Adult Development & Aging
PSCL 338/EDUC 338
Seminar and Practicum in Adolescents
RLGN 325
Justice, Religion, and Society
RUSN 311
Advanced Russian Conversation and Composition
SOCI 320
Delinquency and Juvenile Justice
SOCI 355
Social Innovation in Schools and Society
SPAN 311
Advanced Spanish Conversation
SPAN 314
Practice of Translation
THTR 124
Theater in Culture
USNA 232
Implementing Technical Solutions to meet People's Needs
PHIL/COGS/BIOL 314/414
Animal Cognition & Consciousness
The Case School of Engineering
ENGR 101
Freshman Engineering Service Project
EECS 385
Engineering in Community Service
School of Nursing
NURS 372
Health in the Global Community
The Frances Payne Bolton School has infused service-learning throughout their curriculum, including their senior capstone project held in local, national
and international settings. Please refer to their website and to their Community Engagement through Service-Learning
(CETSL) homepage.
Weatherhead School of Management
ECON 386
Urban Economics
ECON 395
Public Policy Case Competition
Additional Courses Developed by LSA Service Learning Fellows
Watch for these service learning courses to be taught in the future, based on departmental calendars and faculty availability.
ENGL386/WMST000
Literature and Culture: Recognizing Beauty
ETHS 391
Theater for Social Change
GEOL 322/422
Hydrogeology
HIST 384/484
American Women's History in the Public World
HIST (course number to be determined)
The Age of Prozac: Social and Cultural Aspects of Depression
HIST 305
The City as a Museum of Technology
MUSC 341
General Music Methods A
PHYS (course number to be determined)
Cosmology Senior Project
SOCI 355
Children, Law, and Social Policy: Devising Public-Private Maps of Children's Rights and Interests
THTR (course number to be determined)
Crossing Bridges: A Theatrical Approach to Understanding the Personal Context of Disease
USSO 220 (new course designation to be determined)
Wisdom: An Introduction