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Historical archive — captured 2005-03-14. This page preserves earlier material. Instructions, prices, deadlines, contacts and external links have not been verified as current. This archive page does not accept submissions, orders or payments.

58+2 articles
Spring 2005     ISSN 1096-1453     Volume 9, Issue 1

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Table of Contents
Articles on various topics plus the following two special features: 
1) Service-Learning        2) Teaching the Novel and Short Fiction

Experiencing Diversity Through Service Learning  /  2966
	Jacqueline M. Mullany, Indiana University Northwest
Benefits of Writing with Students  /  2954
	Brian K. Payne, Old Dominion University, VA 
	Elizabeth Monk-Turner, Old Dominion University, VA
Keeping the “Learning” in Service-Learning  /  2952
	Jacqueline Thomas, Texas A&M; University-Kingsville
Transformative International Service-Learning  /  2949 
	Richard Kiely, The University of Georgia
English Literature and Arab Students  /  2948
	Layla Al Maleh, Kuwait University
Facing and Complicating the Isms  /  2945
	Ann M. Tandy-Treiber, University of Wisconsin-Superior
The Dark Side of Service-learning  /  2944
	Toni S. Whitfield, James Madison University, VA
Service-Learning in Doctoral Training & Education  /  2940
	Kecia M. Thomas, University of Georgia
	Tracy Lambert, University of Georgia
Service-Learning and Civic Education  /  2939
	Tara N. Fayter, Richard Stockton College of NJ
Service Learning and Science:  A Successful Model  /  2937
	Anna K. Scott, University of Georgia
	J. Steve Oliver, University of Georgia
	David A. Knauft, University of Georgia
Case Study: The Color Purple on the Whiteboard  /  2930
	Rob Baum, Monash University, Australia
Digesting the Eighteenth-Century Novel  /  2929
	William Wandless, Jacksonville State University
Service, Learning, and Social Justice  /  2924
	Veronica Galvan Carlan, The University of Texas 
	Renee Rubin, The University of Texas 
Teaching Citizenship through Service-Learning  /  2923
	Susan R. Madsen, Utah Valley State College
	Ovilla Turnbull, Utah Valley State College
Relevance of Service-Learning in College Courses  /  2922
	Sally Cahill Tannenbaum, California State University, Fresno
	Richard D. Berrett, California State University, Fresno
Audre Lorde: Contextualizing Strategies  /  2914
	David L. Gugin, American University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
The Creative Writing Learning Community Webpage  /  2913
	Bonnie J. Robinson, North Georgia College & State University
Teaching Lombreglia’s  Men Under Water  /  2911
	Tara Moore, University of Delaware
Mathematics Training for Service-Learning  /  2905
	Angelo Segalla, California State University, Long Beach
	Marina Krause, California State University, Long Beach
	Hilda Sramek, California State University, Long Beach
Persuasion and Transcendence in To the Lighthouse  /  2902
	Amy A. Childers, North Georgia College and State University
Service Learning and Teacher Education  /  2894
	C. Sheldon Woods, Northern Illinois University
	Greg Conderman, Northern Illinois University
Information Skills and the Special Needs Student  /  2893
	Susan E. Russell, University of Oklahoma
Service-Learning in Mongolia  /  2892
	Ronald K. Frank, Pace University
	Joseph Tse-Hei Lee, Pace University
Teaching the Naturalist Novel: Emile Zola  /  2886
	Matthew Hilton-Watson, University of Michigan-Flint
Forecasting University Enrollment  /  2885-5w
	Ilan Alon, Rollins College, FL
Introducing Service-Learning to Dietetic Students  /  2872 
	Beth Fontenot, McNeese State University 
	Carol E. O’Neil, Louisiana State University
Self-Advocacy for Students with Disabilities  /  2856
	Melinda R. Pierson, California State University, Fullerton
	Francisco Cortez, F. E. Willard Intermediate School, Santa Ana, CA
	Amber M. Shea, Citrus Hills Intermediate School, Corona, CA
Mapping the Novel  /  2849 
	Toni Wein, California State University, Fresno
Thinking Outside the Book: Comparing Life and Lit  /  2848
	Colin Irvine, Ph.D., Augsburg College
Service-Learning Improves College Performance  /  2847
	Renee L. Michael, Rockhurst University, MO
Caveats for Teaching the Novel  /  2846
	Michael D. Gose, Pepperdine University
Service-Learning Feedback to Teacher Candidates  /  2843
	Anne Larson, California State University, Los Angeles
Theatrical Pedagogy and Interactive Service  /  2840 
	Jillian Campana, University of Montana
What a Load of Garbage! A Data Analysis Exercise  /  2830
	Deborah Court , Bar-Ilan University, Israel
For the Sake of Those Led, Teachers Must Rest  2828
	Jerry L. Brinson, Regent University, VA
	Bruce E. Winston, Regent University, VA
Novel Expectations to Novel Evaluations  /  2822 
	Laura Rotunno, Penn State Altoona
Using Linked Courses to Scale Institutional Walls  /  2814	
	Deborah B. Normand, Louisiana State University
	Marybeth Lima, Louisiana State University
	Carol O’Neil, Louisiana State University
Entertaining Monsters: Teaching the Gothic Novel  /  2807 
	Carl H. Sederholm, Brigham Young University
Service Learning and Faculty Involvement  /  2806 
	Peter A. Maresco, Sacred Heart University
Doing Diversity through Service Learning  /  2794
	Linda Good, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Using the ‘Hometown’ Novel in Composition 101  /  2787
	David C. MacWilliams, Adams State College
Spark’s Symposium: A Postmodernist Critique  /  2774
	Preeti Bhatt, Sant Jayacharya College, India
Teaching Short Fiction: A Fairy Tale Beginning  /  2771
	Margaret H. Davis, Spring Hill College,  AL
Dyslexia: the ethics of assessment  /  2749
	Sean MacBlain, Stranmillis University College, Belfast
	Kate Hassard, Stranmillis University College, Belfast
 	Fiona MacBlain, College of Saint Mark & Saint John, Plymouth, England
Environmental Health and Service Learning  /  2745
	Kelly Tuohig, University of Utah
	Dale Stephenson, University of Utah
	Dean Lillquist, University of Utah
	Justin Bird, University of Utah
	Stephen Alder, University of Utah
	Marc Babitz, University of Utah
Attitude Change Through Service Learning  /  2733 
	Gloria Lodato Wilson, Hofstra University
Teaching Multiple Approaches to a Single Novel  /  2717
	James B. Kelley, Mississippi State University – Meridian
Assessing Writing in a Physical Therapy Unit  /  2716
	Diana Cardenas, Texas A&M; University-Corpus Christi
Closing the Digital Divide with Service-Learning  /  2698
	Sally R. Beisser, Ph.D. Drake University, IA
	Stuart W. Shulman, Ph.D. Drake University, IA
	Teresa B. Larson, M.S.  Drake University, IA
Reflective Writing in Preservice Content Courses  /  2675
	Sherrie J. Serros, Western Kentucky University
Organic Education and its Place in the City  /  2619
	Dana Zaskoda, Columbia University, NY
Critical Thinking, Reflective Writing: learning?  /  2921-5w
	Jhony Jaimes, Universidad de Los Andes, Venezuela
Relating Students’ Social and Achievement Goals  /  2988-5l
	Daniel L. McCollum, University of Houston, TX
Characteristics of Effectiveness:  An Empirical Study  /  2912-5l
	Felix U. Kamuche, Morehouse College, GA
Co-teaching and School Reform: A Case Study  /  2938-5w
	Karyn Saxon, Boston College, MA
Accountability and the Education of the Disabled  /  2943-5w
	Colleen Reardon, Dominican University, IL
Impact of Reflection and Training on S-L Outcomes  /  2946-5w
	Tina Kluetmeier, Temple University, PA
	Daryl Gordon, Temple University, PA
	Linda Hofschire, RMC Research, PA
Service learning and the induction of teachers  /  2970-5w
	Virginia Kennedy, California State University, Northridge

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