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Wednesday, May 15 • 2:15pm - 3:00pm
Literacy, Information Privilege, and Citizenship: A Collaborative Community Service/Learning Program for University of Saskatchewan Students

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Community service/learning (CSL) combines community service with structured learning and reflection. This presentation explores the role of academic libraries in facilitating community service/learning (CSL) opportunities for university students from diverse colleges and departments, describing a partnership between the University of Saskatchewan (USask) Library and Foundations Learning & Skills Saskatchewan, a community/based organization (CBO). This partnership program saw USask students first trained by the CBO in tutoring elementary school students in reading skills, and then tutoring the students throughout a term while regularly participating in library/led sessions on literacy, citizenship, and information privilege. The benefits, challenges, and logistics of the program will be covered, and students’ academic and civic learning experience will be explained.

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Angie Gerrard

Liaison Librarian, University of Saskatchewan
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Joel Fonstad (co-author)

Learning Specialist, University of Saskatchewan
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Kathy Gaynor

Liaison Librarian, University of Saskatchewan
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Liv Marken

Learning Specialist, University of Saskatchewan
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Caitlin Wall (co-author)

Children’s Literacy Coordinator, Foundations Learning & Skills Saskatchewan


Wednesday May 15, 2024 2:15pm - 3:00pm PDT
Wilson School of Design: Room 2960
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