2012 Community Service Learning and Civic Engagement Awards
Each year, the University’s Community Service Learning Program, a unit within the Institute for Civic and Community Engagement (ICCE), recognizes leadership efforts that promoteCommunity Service Learning and Community Engaged Scholarship (CSL-CE) at SF State and in surrounding Bay Area and global communities. This year’s winners are:
Student Group Projects
This year marks a first: the Community Service Learning Program recognizes that learning need not be tied to semester-long courses, but can occur whenever student groups collectively decide to work in the surrounding community, even if only for a day. Partnering with LEAD, who helped evaluate the student group proposals, we are proud to support:1. Chi Rho Omicron, a Filipino-American cultural based SF State fraternity that has partnered with Project Pearls, a nonprofit organization that assists underprivileged, malnourished children in the Philippines, where many children survive by scavenging for food thrown into dumpsters. This past December, Chi Rho members hosted a guided caroling tour around South San Francisco neighborhoods, then sang at two parks while collecting canned food donations for Project Pearls. Their hope is to make this an annual event that will raise awareness about global hunger.
More info at: http://www.sfsu.edu/~icce/students/awards_internships.html
2012 CSL Awards
This year, perhaps more than any other thus far, the Institute for Civic and Community Engagement’s Community Service Learning (CSL) program honors the multicultural diversity that represents San Francisco and University programs. After a competitive nomination process, we are proud to announce the winners of the 2012 Community Service Learning and/or Civic Engagement awards. Their service will be celebrated at the Annual CSL ceremony on May 2.
Student Group Projects
This year marks a first: the Community Service Learning Program recognizes that learning need not be tied to semester-long courses, but can occur whenever student groups collectively decide to work in the surrounding community, even if only for a day. Partnering with LEAD, who helped evaluate the student group proposals, we are proud to support:
1. Chi Rho Omicron, a Filipino-American cultural based SF State fraternity that has partnered with Project Pearls, a nonprofit organization that assists underprivileged, malnourished children in the Philippines, where many children survive by scavenging for food thrown into dumpsters.
More info at: http://www.sfsu.edu/~icce/news.html




















