Global service learning: A unique educational pathway for community engagement and student scholarship development

Service learning is an educational tool that can augment classroom learning with experiential practice. The Purdue Kenya Partnership (PKP) has utilized elective service learning activities to aid student development in research, community engagement, and professional writing.

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