Community Economic Development Service Learning in and Online Class
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Community service learning is a natural pedagogical tool for economic development-related classes in higher education. This paper provides fellow faculty with some community service ideas that have been tested in an undergraduate economic geography class. In particular, these projects have served community and state organizations within a class that is delivered in an entirely online format.
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