Service Learning

     Service Learning fulfills a need in the community.  Students volunteer to apply what they are learning in a class to assist a community group, school, or organization.  The physics department offers a service learning option to its students in several of our courses.  The community needs fulfilled by our students include tutoring at middle and high schools; presentations and scientific demonstrations at science classes in middleand high schools; and scientific demonstrations at community organizations.  More information on Service Learning mission and opportunities may be viewed at:  http://www.marquette.edu/servicelearning/

     For information regarding placement in the Service Learning Program please contact the Service Learning Center at:

Marquette University Service Learning
P.O. Box 1881,
707 N. 11th St. Room 303
Phone Number: (414) 288-0250

or e-mail to: Kimberly.Jensen@Marquette.edu

For information regarding format and content for Service Learning in our physics courses please contact: 
Joe Collins (Associate Professor of Physics ) at 414-288-3650
or e-mail to : Joe.Collins@marquette.edu

 

Reverend George V. Coyne, S.J. Lecture in Astronomy and Astrophysics

Spring of each year