Welcome to the TTU University Service Center

A Center for Service Learning and Civic Engagement!

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2012 Distinguished Service Learning Award:

Congratulations!!!

Faculty Recipient: Dr. Theresa Ennis 

Student Recipient: Justin Sweatman

 

For extraordinary contributions in Service Learning

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Center Information

Location: Roaden University Center, Room 108

Phone: 931-372-6120

Address: PO Box 5115 Cookeville, TN 38505

Spring Center Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 1:00pm

Summer Hours:

Monday - Friday 9:00 - 1:00 

Expect us out of the office some this summer for community projects and visits!!!           

Service Learning and Civic Engagement at Tennessee Tech University

TTU Vision: TTU will be one of the best universities in the nation through a commitment to the life-long success of our students.

Service Learning Vision: Tennessee Tech University has a rich tradition of service and an opportunity to instill in our students an ethic of caring and a sense of responsibility for making our world better. We want to move beyond service and to transform our university and our community through sustainable partnerships.

University Service Center Goals

  • To provide students with the opportunity to realize academic learning objectives through participation in community service.
  • To enhance student learning by connecting theory with experience and thought with action.
  • To fill unmet needs in the community and on campus through direct and meaningful service.
  • To assist students to see the relevance of the academic subject to the “real” world.
  • To empower community members to become co-facilitators of leaning.
  • To develop an environment of collegial participation among students, faculty, and the community.
  • To give students the opportunities to engage in mutually beneficial work in the community.
  • To increase the civic and citizenship skills of students.
  • To expose students to social inequality and injustice, while empowering them to make a difference.
  • To better prepare students for their careers and continuing education.
  • To give students greater responsibility for their learning.
  • To empower students to address local issues and local needs.
  • To build capacity in the community through reciprocal and sustainable partnerships.

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