International Undergraduate Journal for Service-Learning, Leadership and Social Change
Posted by Columbia College on November 20, 2017
The latest volume of The International Undergraduate Journal for Service-learning, Leadership and Social Change is live.
You can view the Journal at http://opus.govst.edu/iujsl/
As you work with your students during the semester please remember that The Journal has a call for papers.
The Journal is dedicated to providing undergraduate students a venue to discuss their service-learning projects and experiences. The Journal considers three types of articles:
1) Articles that discuss the development of a service-learning project and the impact of the project on the community served;
2) A case study of a service-learning project;
3) A reflection on service-learning and the development of personal leadership.
Each article will be reviewed by selected readers and the member of the editorial board. Manuscripts should be typed double-spaced, excluding block quotations which should be typed single-spaced, and references. To ensure anonymity, author’s names and affiliation should appear on a separate cover page. Articles should not exceed 15 pages. Authors should follow APA format.
The Journal accepts Book Reviews on service-learning and social change. Book reviews should not exceed 2 pages and include Book Title, Author, and Publisher.
Submissions should be sent in Word format. DO NOT HAVE HEADERS OR PAGE NUMBERING.
Submit by e-mail to:
Ned Scott Laff
[email protected]
Joyce Fields
Professor of Child and Family Studies
Columbia College
[email protected]
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