Community-Engaged Teaching and Research
Year in Review 2022-2023
Thank you to all our student service-learning leaders, students, faculty members, and community partners who made the 2022-2023 year a success!
Community-Engaged Teaching and Research: by the numbers
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Service-Learning Course Sections
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Enrolled Students in Service-Learning Courses
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Faculty Members Teaching a Service-Learning Course
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Community Partners Collaborating with Service-Learning
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Service-Learning Leaders
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NU Colleges with Service-Learning Courses
Community-Engaged Teaching and Research: by college
Service-Learning courses are led by individual faculty who are interested in including a community engagement component in order to enhance the student learning experience and support community-identified goals. These courses span disciplines, often have an interdisciplinary approach, and some of the courses below are cross-listed with multiple colleges. We are excited to share that there are service-learning courses available to students in every college at the University!
College of Arts, Media, and Design
Courses:
- Anti-Displacement Studio – Lily Song (Fall 2022)
- Masters Research Studio – Killion Mokwete (Fall 2022)
- Design Degree Project – Michael Arnold Mages (Spring 2023)
- Coding for Digital Storytelling – Rahul Bhargava (Spring 2023)
- Research for Media Strategy – Myojung Chung (Spring 2023)
- Physical Computing – Rahul Bhargava (Spring 2023)
- Narrative Basics -David Tames (Spring 2023)
- Master’s Degree Project – Killion Mokwete (Spring 2023)
- Case Studies 2- Lily Song (Spring 2023)
- Storytelling for Social Engagement – Dani Snyder-Young (Spring 2023)
Khoury College of Computer Sciences
Courses:
- Information Presentation and Visualization – Michelle Borkin (Fall 2022)
- Data Visualization and Presentation – Uzma Haque-Syeda (Spring 2023)
College of Engineering
Courses:
- Enabling Electrical and Comp Engineering – Waleed Meleis (Fall 2022)
- Engineering Project Management – John Bleakney (Fall 2022)
- Engineering Project Management – John Bleakney (Spring 2023)
- Cornerstones of Engineering 1 – Brian O’Connell (Fall 2022)
- Cornerstones of Engineering 1 – Brian O’Connell (Spring 2023)
- Cornerstones of Engineering 1 – Kathryn Schulte-Grahame (Fall 2022)
- Cornerstones of Engineering 1 – Kathryn Schulte-Grahame (Spring 2023)
- Cornerstones of Engineering 2 – Brian O’Connell (Fall 2022)
- Cornerstones of Engineering 2 – Brian O’Connell (Spring 2023)
- Cornerstones of Engineering 2 – Kathryn Schulte-Grahame (Fall 2022)
- Cornerstones of Engineering 2 – Kathryn Schulte-Grahame (Spring 2023)
- Chemical Engineering Capstone Process Design – Courtney Pfluger (Spring 2023)
Honors Program
Courses:
- From Global Experience to Local Action: A Project-Based – Jalene Tamerat (Spring 2023)
- Race Dialogue on Public Policy – Ted Landsmark (Fall 2022)
- Contemporary Issues in Healthcare – Lorna Hayward (Fall 2022)
- Math, Magic, Puzzles & Games -Stanley Eigen (Fall 2022)
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Courses:
- Understanding and Managing Cultural Differences – Paula Caligiuri (Fall 2022)
- Management Consulting in Management Organizations – Curtis Odom (Fall 2022)
- Management Consulting in Management Organizations – Curtis Odom (Spring 2023)
- Global Social Enterprise – Nikki James (Spring 2023)
- Marketing Research – Angela Chang (Spring 2023)
- Marketing and Society – Amir Grinstein (Spring 2023)
- Consumer Behavior – Mary Lussier (Spring 2023)
- Directed Study: BE-EDGE Consult-a-thon – Julia Ivy (Summer I 2023)
College of Science
Courses:
- Cell and Molecular Biology of Aging – Javier Apfeld (Fall 2022)
- Solving Emerging Environmental Challenges through Capstone – Jennifer Bowen (Spring 2023)
- Inquiries in Biological Sciences – Missy McElligott (Spring 2023)
- Introduction to Mindfulness – Laura Dudley (Spring 2023)
- ENVR2401 Food Justice and Community Development – Becca Berkey (Summer 2 2023)
College of Professional Studies
Courses:
- Projects for Professionals – Edward Powers (Fall 2022)
- Project for Professionals – Lynn McNamara (Fall 2022)
- Project for Professionals – Carl Zangerl (Fall 2022)
- Project for Professionals – Edward Powers (Spring 2023)
- Project for Professionals – Carl Zangerl (Spring 2023)
- Education in the Community – Lydia Young (Spring 2023)
- Education in the Community – NoorAli (Spring 2023)
- Strategies for Cross-Cultural Facilitation and Negotiation – Patty Goodman (Spring 2023)
- Community Learning 2 – Lucy Bunning (Spring 2023)
- CED 6983 Directed Study: BE-EDGE Consult-a-thon – Julia Ivy (Summer 1 2023)
College of Social Sciences and Humanities
Courses:
- Advanced Writing in the Social Sciences – Julia Garret (Spring 2023)
- Black Feminist Studies – Regine Jean-Charles (Fall 2022)
- First-Year Writing Innovation Seminar – Emily Avery-Miller (Fall 2022)
- First-Year Writing Service-Learning – Bret Keeling (Fall 2022)
- First-Year Writing Service-Learning – Christen Enos (Fall 2022)
- First-Year Writing Service-Learning – Emily Avery-Miller (Fall 2022)
- Interdisciplinary Advanced Writing in the Disciplines – Sarah Finn (Fall 2022)
- Child Intervention and Treatment – Emily Mann (Fall 2022)
- Social Change and Human Services – Lor Gardinier (Fall 2022)
- The Nonprofit Sector, Philanthropy & Social Change – Rebecca Riccio (Fall 2022)
- Globalization and International Affairs – Youly Diamanti-Karanou (Fall 2022)
- Digital Storytelling & Social Media – Rahul Bhargava (Fall 2022)
- Media and Advocacy in Theory and Practice Journalism – Myojung Young (Fall 2022)
- Philosophy for Children – Ben Yelle (Fall 2022)
- Big Data for Cities – Dan O’Brien (Fall 2022)
- Capstone in Public Policy and Urban Affairs – Christopher Bosso (Fall 2022)
- Capstone in Public Policy and Urban Affairs – Kimberly Lucas (Fall 2022)
- Capstone in Public Policy and Urban Affairs – Ted Landsmark (Fall 2022)
- Energy Democracy and Climate Resilience – Elizabeth Allen (Fall 2022)
- Participatory Community Planning Methods – Cara Michell (Fall 2022)
- Techniques of Program Evaluation – Tiana Yom (Fall 2022)
- The Open Classroom: Public Debates on Public Policy – Ted Landsmark (Fall 2022)
- ST: Health and Food in Chinese – Hua Dong (Spring 2023)
- Education in the Community – Noor Ali (Fall 2022)
- Education in the Community – Lydia Young (Fall 2022)
- Advanced Writing in the Health Professionals – Laurie Edwards (Spring 2023)
- Advanced Writing in the Social Sciences – Julia Garrett (Spring 2023)
- Interdisciplinary Advanced Writing in the Disciplines – Sarah Finn (Spring 2023)
- Social Change and Human Services – Lor Gardinier (Spring 2023)
- Child Intervention and Treatment – Emily Mann (Spring 2023)
- The Nonprofit Sector, Philanthropy & Social Change – Rebecca Riccio (Spring 2023)
- Documenting Fieldwork Narratives: Oral History, Ethnography, Archival Practices – Angel, Doreen Nieves, Lee (Spring 2023)
- Globalization and International Affairs – Youly Diamanti-Karanou (Spring 2023)
- Participatory Modeling for Collaborative Decision-making – Moira Zellner (Spring 2023)
- Techniques of Program Evaluation – Tiana Yom (Spring 2022)
- Techniques of Policy Analysis – Cristina Stanica (Spring 2023)
- Interdisciplinary Methods for Politics, Philosophy, and Economics – Adam Hosein (Spring 2023)
- Capstone in Public Policy and Urban Affairs – Kim Lucas (Spring 2023)
- Strategic Communications – Maria Elena Villar (Spring 2023)
- Music and Social Justice -Rebekah Moore (Spring 2023)
- HUSV2401 Food Justice and Community Development – Becca Berkey (Summer 2 2023)
Bouvé College of Health Sciences
Courses:
- Health Sciences Capstone – Annemarie Sullivan (Fall 2022)
- Public Health and Nutrition in the Community -John Lowrey (Fall 2022)
- Special Topics Rural Health: An Interdisciplinary Seminar -Shan Mohammed (Fall 2022)
- Public Health Nutrition in the Community – Janice Maras (Spring 20223)
- Public Health Nutrition in the Community – Kate Janisch (Spring 2023)
- Health Education Promotion and Wellness – Lorna Hayward (Spring 2023)
- Seminar for Health Education and Wellness – Ann Golub-Victor (Spring 2023)
Provost Office
Courses:
- Connections and Decisions – Madison Leverich (Fall 2022)
- Connections and Decisions – Chelsea Lauder (Fall 2022)
- Connections and Decisions – Chelsea Lauder (Spring 2023)
- Connections and Decisions – Henry Kelliann (Spring 2023)
Community-Engaged Teaching and Research: by impact area
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Community Collaboration Spotlight
Community Collaboration Award: Black Artists of Boston. Read the complete story here.
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Research Spotlight
2022-2023 Research Initiatives with Community-Engaged Teaching and Research. Read the complete story here.
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Service-Learning Student Spotlight
Read Angelina Esposito’s story to learn about her impactful collaboration with community partner Tiffany’s Recovery.
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Community Partner Spotlight
Read about House of Possibilities (HOPe), CETR’s
community partner spotlight here.
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Global Campus Spotlight
Community-Engaged Projects in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Read the complete story here.
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Community-Engaged Teaching Fellows Spotlight
Highlights the collaboration of Northeastern faculty
members and community-based organizations. Read the complete story here.
Service-Learning Virtual EXPO 2023
Managed by the Community-Engaged Teaching and Research team, this site hosts digital artifacts from each service-learning semester. The S-L Virtual Expo hosts over 500 artifacts since Fall 2018 and is a rich tool for storytelling and showcasing collaborations.
Explore the Digital Artifacts page to view Spring 2023 Service-Learning semester collaborations!