Service Learning

Participating in service learning can have a positive impact on students’ academic learning. It improves students’ ability to apply what they have learned in “the real world”. There is also a positive impact on academic outcomes such as demonstrated complexity of understanding, problem analysis, problem-solving, critical thinking, and cognitive development.

 

 

 

 

• Beyond Hunger Food Pantry (Social Services)

• Brooklyn Design League - Mouse Program of Brooklyn College Community Partnership (Technology)

• Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office (Law, Criminal Justice)

• Brooklyn Museum (Art, Social Justice)

• CCC New York - Youth Action Program (Social Justice, Community Organizing)*
• Downstate Medical Center (Education, Healthcare, Medicine)

• East Flatbush Village (Education, Tutoring, Counseling, Social Services, Social Justice, Community Organizing)

• Flatbush YMCA (Education, Community Organizing)

• Gallop NYC (Education, Animal Care - Horses)

• Glamour Gals (Cosmetology, Office Management)**

• NY Animal Care Center (Animal Care)

• P.S. 6 (Business, Office Management)

• Police Athletic League (Education, Social Services)

• Prospect Park Alliance (Environment, Nature)

• Prospect Park Zoo (Animal Care, Education)

• Reading Partners (Education, Tutoring)

• Red Cross (Healthcare, Social Services, Education)*

• Sean Casey Animal Rescue (Animal Care)

• SCO Family of Services (Education, Tutoring)

• Visions Center on Aging (Counseling, Social Services, Culinary Arts, Healthcare)

• We are Brooklyn Community Services (Social Services, Counseling, Healthcare, Medicine, Education, Culinary Arts)
• Youth Bridge (Social Action, Career/Leadership Development, Conflict Mediation, Youth Advocacy)*