The community effects of service-learning (original) (raw)
I express my gratitude to my dissertation committee for their time and their thoughtful contributions throughout the process. I am grateful to Dr. Dan Hart for his early encouragement of my research interests in civic engagement and for his skepticism that has kept me questioning. I am thankful to Dr. Michael Hayes for his timely advice along my path. I especially want to thank Dr. Paul Jargowsky for his guidance and encouragement as I worked through the proposal and research, for methodological training, and for offering career advice. I have enduring great respect for his contributions to my scholarship and inspiration to push the envelope in research on service-learning and community engagement. I also want to share my appreciation to a few professors at Rutgers-Camden that helped me along my way. I appreciate Dr. Stephen Danley for his advice and his criticism, I am a better scholar because of my collaborations with him. I thank Dr. Adam Okulicz-Kozaryn for teaching me the skills in data management that facilitated this dissertation work and for encouraging me to publish early in my graduate career. I thank
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