Lasallian Service Internship I - Local & Domestic [Jan 172]
LSI I 2020 Service Sites & Locations |
Estimated Cost |
More Information |
| LOCAL |
Estimated costs for LOCAL sites = $180 course fee + ESTIMATED transportation costs to/from site Note: Approx 1/4 of local travel costs are reimbursable (CE) |
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| De La Salle Academy (Concord, CA) | $440 | LSI 2020 Info, Website, Facebook page |
| Catholic Charities of the East Bay (Concord, CA) | $460 | LSI 2020 Info, Website |
| Monument Crisis Center (Concord, CA) | $430 | LSI 2020 Info, Website |
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St. Mary's Center - Senior Center & Preschool (Oakland, CA) |
$470 | LSI 2020 Info, Website, Facebook page |
| Cristo Rey De La Salle East Bay High School (Concord, CA) | $470 | LSI 2020 Info, Website |
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St. Anthony's Foundation (San Francisco, CA) |
$660 | LSI 2020 Info, Website |
| De Marillac Academy (San Francisco, CA) | $660 | LSI 2020 Info, Website, Facebook page |
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| DOMESTIC |
Estimated costs for DOMESTIC sites = $180 course fee + estimated transportation (flight) costs to/from site; Flight costs are out of pocket, and so will vary |
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| Cathedral High School (El Paso, TX) | $810 | LSI 2020 Info, Website |
| De La Salle Blackfeet School (Browning, MT) | $755 | LSI 2020 Info, Website, Video |
| John XXIII Educational Center (Racine, WI) | $900 | LSI 2020 Info, Website |
| Part of the Solution "POTS" (Bronx, NY) | $895 | LSI 2020 Info, Website |
Learning Objectives:
At the end of this course, students will be able to:
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Clarify their own beliefs, values, assumptions and attitudes about faith, community and service
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Reflect critically on how their own attitudes, thoughts, feelings, behavior before, during, and after the LSI experience connect with the course texts
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Articulate the challenges of the daily lived experience of the poor and other marginalized groups in the United States through texts, personal narratives, and analysis of the social issues they encounter
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Examine how faith, community, and service can be integral components of meaningful personal and professional lives
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Demonstrate an increased sense of vocation
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Demonstrate the ability to think critically and act compassionately with humility to promote a more just world
Division & Core Curriculum Designations:
LSI I is an Upper Division course, and meets the COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT and COMMON GOOD requirements of the Core Curriculum
Prerequisites:
- Attendance at an informational meeting (or agreed-upon alternative)
- Completion of application form
- Interview
- Two references
Mandatory Fall Classes
- Fridays during the Fall semester, 1-2:35pm
More information:
Contact Carrie Davis at cak6@stmarys-ca.edu
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