Nazareth College

Reflection, awareness, and integration are the hallmarks of the Nazareth College undergraduate experiential learning requirement in the core curriculum. To integrate these out-of-the-classroom learning experiences, you will:

• Describe and reflect on what you have learned — and how. This enhances your learning by building connections between your experiences, career development goals, and civic life. 
• Explore, evaluate, and articulate your personal and social values.
• Integrate and apply the skills and knowledge you have gained in the classroom to practical experiences and problems locally and in our world.

Experiential learning pathways

1. Community-Engaged Learning/Service Learning
2. Student Leadership
3. Internships
4. Noncredit-Bearing Community Engagement (e.g. Alternative Breaks, Partners for Serving, Partners for Learning, Conversation Partner Program, LifePrep, etc.)
5. Field & Clinical Experiences
6. International Experiences 
7. Mentored Research
8. Mentored Creative Activity 

Credit-bearing courses that satisfy the EL requirement are listed in the Student Planning course catalog; select the course level of "experiential learning" to see a list.

Also: All available EL experiences is a detailed listing of all courses and programs that fulfill the EL Requirement.