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How It Works
Through their engagement in service opportunities at Lebanon Valley College:
Students may grow their awareness and knowledge regarding needs and justice issues in a variety of areas such as:
- Poverty, food security, housing access
- Senior living and wellness
- Education and youth development
Students may enhance their self-knowledge as they examine their own identity and purpose in the context of a diverse world in which a variety of needs and injustices exist.
Students may examine and develop the civic competencies listed below so that as graduates they may be equipped to contribute to the building of a more just world, regardless of their specific field.
Civic Competencies
Personal Contributions
- Valuing the unique gifts, talents, and social assets that each person is able to offer for the good of the whole.
Reflection/Application
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The willingness to think about and learn from one's previous experiences to guide future actions.
Empathy
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The ability to put oneself in another's place and recognize what they may be feeling.
Diversity
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Valuing the differences among us as a way to enrich everyone's experience of the world.
Others' Perspectives
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Recognizing that the opinions of others are vital for completing and correcting our own limited vision.
Collaboration
- The ability to coordinate one's efforts with those of others to achieve a goal.
Social justice
- Understanding that systemic inequities divide our world.
Social Responsibility
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The basic disposition that we are all responsible for one another, and for acting in ways that benefit society.
Service
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A willingness to offer concrete assistance to those needing it.
Creating change
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Recognizing that effecting change requires the cooperation of society's various sectors.