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Service-Learning Faculty Fellows

Sarah Stewart is an Equine Lecturer with a specialization in behavior and training, bringing years of practical experience to both the classroom and the arena. With a diversified background in management, training, and teaching, Sarah is also a Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship (PATH, Intl.) Certified Riding Instructor. In this capacity, she blends practical expertise with an understanding of equine psychology and movement to guide students in applying the principles of adaptive riding te

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Service-Learning Faculty Fellows

Kelle Brooks is a licensed architect and has practiced between the fields of art, architecture and landscape architecture, emphasizing the integration of the natural and built environments with focus on the relationship between aesthetics and sustainable design. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Pratt Institute and a Master of Architecture from the University of Oregon. Brooks has taught design studios at The University of Arizona, Carnegie Mellon University, and is coordinator of the 2nd year design stu

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Service-Learning Faculty Fellows

In CSC484, students actively engage in user-centered interface design and development projects, collaborating with non-profit organizations to enhance website and application user experiences. This community-focused initiative not only fosters user-centric design skills but also allows students to contribute to addressing specific community needs, providing a sense of purpose and impact.

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Service-Learning Faculty Fellows

KINE 307. Adapted Physical Activity. Major categories of disabling conditions with implications for the development of physical activity programs for specific disabilities.

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Welcome to Cal Poly's Community based Learning (CBL) portal. This portal is being designed to provide extensive resources for:

Faculty: Learn how service-learning or engaged research can enhance your teaching and scholarship. Access resources on course design, funding, and scholarship.

Students: find service-learning courses, become a service-learning leader, and get more involved in your community, both locally and globally.

Community Partners: Develop campus-community partnerships and find resources for sustaining them.

Service-learning at Cal Poly is a collaborative program between Student Affairs (SA) and Academic Program and Planning (APP) that addresses critical community needs while reinforcing course content through a learn-by-doing approach.

For more information and providing suggestions on desired resources, please don't hesitate to contact the faculty liaison for Service-Learning (Dr. Anurag Pande) at apande@calpoly.edu.

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