Undergraduate students can choose any of eight pathways to fulfill their experiential learning (EL) requirement in Nazareth University's core curriculum.
There is an intimate and necessary relation between the process of actual experience and education. ~ John Dewey, 1938
Credit Bearing Community Engaged Learning
International Experiences
Internships
Mentored Creative Activity
Non-credit Bearing Community Engaged Learning
Research
Student Leadership
Field and Clinical Experiences
EL Courses/Programs List for Advisors & Students
- All available EL experiences (use tabs at bottom to see all pathways)
- Search for credit-bearing ELs in NazNet
- View videos explaining EL pathways
Faculty and Staff Resources
- Experiential Record
- Experiential Learning Proposal Form (submit new experiences for EL designation)
- EL Reflection Rubric
- What "counts" as an EL at Nazareth?
Student Spotlight
Yaliza Frank used her SPARK grant to research prison-related books for children and young adults. She catalogued each book's theme, topic, and the information provided and created a chart that can guide teachers and librarians to put the right books into the hands of the kids who need them. Research mentor and Professor Ed Wiltse (pictured), says: The books “help kids deal with the trauma that is the experience of incarceration.”