Student Voices
* "The CEL program has provided me with an invaluable learning and leadership opportunity. Through my work as a CEL Fellow and a member of the Executive Committee, I have met numerous campus and community leaders, learned about fundamental issues for Waltham, Boston, and Brandeis, and ultimately gained a deeper understanding and appreciation for experiential learning. The partnerships I have seen grow between students, community members, and faculty inspire me to continue to work in the public sector and to advocate for community engagement." - Faith Brigham '10*
Student Projects
Here are some examples of student writing and multimedia projects developed in community-engaged courses.
Student: Rachel Sier, Community Resource Guide: Resources, Needs, and Solutions for Latino/a Residents of Waltham
Spanish 105 (Professor Hernández-Guerrero, Gravina and Kireyeva)
Sociology of Religion (Fall 2006, Professor Wendy Cadge)
- Sample student field report (Kira Glassman)
- Hinduism field report (anonymous student)
- Student-developed Web site
- Acknowledgements
- Delta trip log
- Resources
- Faculty reflection: Dr. Auslander (preliminary)
Museums and Public Memory (Professor Mark Auslander)
- Student-developed audio walking tour: African-American heritage (Fall 2005)
- Student-developed Web site: Southern Sudanese refugee art (Fall 2006)
- Greening Class projects
- Tenant Clinic: