Community-Engaged Learning

Community-engaged Learning is the integration of academic learning with relevant, community-based work that engages students, faculty, staff, and community members through a reciprocal partnership. This work connects academic, civic, and personal learning goals to public purposes through critical reflection.

Community-engaged Learning at K-State

Below is a list of examples of Community-engaged Learning ALE at K-State

• Complete the Kiniseology 630: Applied Health Behavior Counseling course offered through the College of Health and Human Sciences.
• Complete the Plan 320: Community Development Field Workshop course offered through the College of Architecture, Planning & Design.

Get Started

For help finding a Community-engaged Learning ALE, please reach out to us at appliedlearning@ksu.edu.