Service-learning with government organizations: challenges, benefits, and paper trails

Wayne Fallon; Amy L Kenworthy

Service-learning with government organizations: challenges, benefits, and paper trails

Bond Business School

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Abstract

Service-learning has been growing in popularity and application in management courses for 15+years. Although it is not a new teaching tool, we believe that there are still numerous challenges faced when partnering with government organizations. With our 20+ years of service-learning experience, government partnerships remain operationally difficult. In this interactive session, we present tools for effective government partnering – tip sheets written by government partners, legal documents, contracts, rubrics, and overviews of project goals. Having shared our documents, we will engage participants in an open and honest discussion of the unique challenges and benefits of partnering with government organizations.

Original language	English
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 2011
Event	38th Annual OBTC : Teaching Conference for Management Educators - Sydney, Australia Duration: 8 Jun 2011 → 11 Jun 2011 Conference number: 38th http://mobts.org/conference/pdf/programs/OBTC2011Program.pdf

Conference

Conference	38th Annual OBTC
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Sydney
Period	8/06/11 → 11/06/11
Internet address	http://mobts.org/conference/pdf/programs/OBTC2011Program.pdf

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Service-learning with government organizations: challenges, benefits, and paper trails

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