Service Learning Theses and Dissertations (Undergraduate Honors, Graduate, and Doctoral)
Service Learning Theses and Dissertations (Undergraduate Honors, Graduate, and Doctoral)
To be designated as a Service Learning thesis or dissertation, your project must meet
the following criteria:
- Addresses a community (which includes schools, organizations, agencies and companies that comply with the rules of University of Arkansas) need through formal collaborations with program-identified appropriate partners.
- Supports attainment of one or more course learning objectives.
- Involves structured reflection.
- Demonstrates clear and articulated connection between service activity and course content.
- Requires five hours of service for every credit hour of course work.
Please complete this InfoReady Application to pursue having your thesis or dissertation designated with service learning.
The purpose of this application is to identify student research that includes Service Learning components. Note, if you are pursuing a two/three article approach to your research and only one/some of those articles feature Service Learning research, your thesis or dissertation can still be designated as Service Learning.
While the application is easy, the process to get service learning designation on
your thesis/dissertation hours takes time. Therefore, please complete this form at least one semester before enrolling in thesis/dissertation hours. Please visit the Service Learning Initiative
Website (servicelearning.uark.edu) to learn more about Service Learning at University of Arkansas.
Feel free to contact us with any questions at svclrn01@uark.edu