Community Based Learning offers CBL 101 (spring), as well as CBL Independent Study opportunities. CBL also supports a number of courses from academic departments as listed below.
Spring 2018 Courses
BIOL 305CBL: Health Coaches II
Instructor: Jane Kring
CBL 101: Leadership & Civic Engagement
Instructor: Bob Cowser
CBL 232: Africana Philosophy
Instructor: Jenny Hansen
CBL 3025: Stess & Anxiety
Instructor: Pamela Thacher
CBL 4001: Biomedical Ethics
Instructor: Katie Wolfe
ECON 309CBL (both sections): Labor Economics
Instructor: Cynthia Bansak
FRPG 2055: What’s So Great About Outdoor Education
Instructor: Devin Farkas
FRPG 2085: Childhood Across Cultures: Little Angels and Devious Devils
Instructor: Adam Harr
FRPG 2109: Love in Motion: Cultivating Change through Volunteerism
Instructor: Ashlee Downing
SOC 238 Social Services, Agencies and Advocacy
Instructor: Karen O'Neil
Community Placement Preference Forms
CBL 101: Leadership & Civic Engagement
ECON 309 (12:50–2:20): Labor Economics
ECON 309 (2:30–4:00): Labor Economics
FRPG 2055: What’s So Great About Outdoor Education
FRPG 2085: Childhood Across Cultures: Little Angels and Devious Devils
FRPG 2109: Love in Motion: Cultivating Change through Volunteerism
SOC 238 Social Services, Agencies and Advocacy