Winter Quarter 2012

ENGR110/210
 Perspectives in Assistive Technology 

David L. Jaffe, MS and Professor Drew Nelson
Tuesdays & Thursdays   4:15pm - 5:30pm
Building 530 - Classroom 127

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Tuesday, January 31st

photo of Hilary Douglas

Partnership and Prototypes: Learning with the Community
Hilary Douglas
Haas Center for Public Service - Assistant Director of Community, Engaged Scholarship

Abstract: At the heart of service-learning and community-based research are the principles of ethical and effective service and partnership. In this presentation I will invite students to explore the commonly cited principles of ethical and effective service. We will debate the application of these principles in engineering partnerships and projects through in-class activities. Reflection is a critical component of service-learning similar to the common engineering practice of analysis and review. We will discuss ways to integrate reflection and engineering analysis in relationship to the service and community partnership components of the class.

Biosketch: As a member of the Engaged-Scholarship team at the Haas Center for Public Service, Hilary divides her time between managing components of service-learning programing and working to build and enhance community partnerships.

Hilary has strong background of working with volunteers and students in particular. Most recently, Hilary was the Volunteer Coordinator at Project Open Hand, an organization that utilized over 100 volunteers a day to provide groceries and meals to San Franciscans living with critical illnesses. Prior to her return to the Bay Area, Hilary served two years as an AmeriCorps*VISTA for the Massachusetts Campus Compact. Placed at Endicott College, she helped to create and run all programming in their emerging Community Service Office. Hilary received her BA from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Contact information:
Hilary Douglas
Assistant Director, Community-Engaged Scholarship
Haas Center for Public Service
650/725-8727
hilary.douglas -at- stanford.edu
Lecture Material:
Pre-lecture slides - 918 Kb pdf file
Slides - 87 Kb pdf file
Handouts:
Dave's Old Survey Questionnaire - 245 Kb pdf file
How Do You Define Service? - 73 Kb pdf file
Principles of Ethical and Effective Service - 94 Kb pdf file
Audio - 1:07:47 - 15.5 Mb mp3 file
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