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Social Psychology

PSYC-A240-001
Dr. Charles Nichols
Spring 2018

Service learning is optional for this course. 

Time commitment: 20 hours

     Transportation time credit
     Taking more than one service learning class?

Learning objective: Students will draw upon their learning in social psychology to provide valuable service to the community while at the same time developing greater appreciation of how service to others can impart educational, emotional, and moral developmental benefits to oneself.

Preapproved service learning placements:

Anna's Place NOLA APEX Youth Center
Boys Hope Girls Hope Café con Ingles
Catholic Charities: English as a Second Language Catholic Charities: PACE
Catholic Charities: Refugee Services Covenant House
Crescent City Farmers Market Edible Schoolyard New Orleans
Elevate New Orleans Good Shepherd School
Hagar's House Harry Tompson Center
Hope Lodge Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation
Longue Vue House and Gardens Metropolitan Center for Women and Children
NET Charter High School New Orleans College Preparatory Academies
New Orleans Family Justice Center Nyansa Classical Community
Orleans Public Defenders Playworks
  Project Lazarus
Sprout NOLA St. Stephen Catholic School
STAIR: Start the Adventure in Reading The Restoration Initiative for Culture and Community
Travelers Aid Society Uptown Shepherd's Center
Volunteers of America Wage Claim Clinic at the Workplace Justice Project
Wilson Charter School
 

HOW TO GET STARTED

  1. Watch the video "Getting Started with Your Service Learning Placement."
  2. Take this quiz to make sure you know everything you need to know about the placement process.
  3. Get your placement on time. Submit your acceptance form before the deadline.
  4. Document all your hours using a service learning timesheet. Submit timesheets to the service learning office twice per semester (around midterms and on the last day of classes). Check the Plan of Service (on our Forms page and on back of the timesheet) for deadlines.
  5. Know that your agency supervisor will submit a performance evaluation on your work at the end of the semester. This evaluation will be go to your professor and incorporated into your class grade.