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Contact SLCE co-chairs to join the Leadership Committee or for more information about the upcoming events at the NASPA national conference!
Marianne Magjuka
magjukmg@wfu.edu
Director of Campus Life & My Journey
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem, NC
Corrie Martin
cmartin1@pacific.edu
Director, Women's Resource Center
University of the Pacific
Stockton, CA
Service Learning and Community Engagement (SLCE) Working Group
Welcome to SLCE!
The purpose of the SLCE working group is to organize dialogue and knowledge-sharing among student life professionals who are passionate (or curious) about the practice of service learning and civic engagement, how they relate to our educational mission and professional goals, and why they might be among the most impactful strategies for student development and institutional transformation.