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Resources for Learning More & Becoming EngagedReflection
Leading reflection sessions can be intimidating your first few times around! Here are a few websites that will give insight and troubleshooting advice for those sticky situations you might encounter. There are also some basic websites and articles about service learning and what it can entail.

• Facilitating Reflection: A Manuel for Leaders and Educators
This guide is available help you understand the principles of reflection as well as gain valuable insight into leading reflection sessions.

• Reflection at NC State University
At this site, learn about the training that reflection leaders at North Carolina State University go through, as well as their process of reflection during the reflection sessions.

• The Greenleaf Center for Service Learning
Being a leader in your community is an important position to uphold. Here is an article about what it means to be a leader during those important reflection sessions.

Service Learning
What really is service learning? And how can it benefit you, the student? Here are some places for you to explore and find out more about this national movement.

• National Campus Compact
Campus Compact is a national collaboration of colleges and universities committed to engaging students in civic involvement. Meredith College is an active member of NC Campus Compact. Explore this site to learn more about the basics of service learning and civic engagement as well as why it is important for you to become an active member of your community today!

• Importance of Service Learning in Society
This article from the University of Montana outlines the fundamental role that service learning plays in society.

• Service Learning Initiative at Ohio State University
Ohio State University has a service learning program in place that is reaching new heights. At this sight, you can explore the volunteer opportunities other students are venturing into at their university as well as get their reaction to the service learning program in general.