Seminar Travel Social Concerns Seminars usually involve travel, extending the classroom into the community, nation, and other countries. Students represent the University and follow the rules of Du Lac throughout the experience. Food, gas, and miscellaneous expenses are usually the students' responsibility. The fees collected do not cover all the costs incurred by the Center for Social Concerns. Student participants seek funding from a variety of sources to make experiential and service-learning possible.
Scholarships are available to assist students who have difficulty paying the required fee.
We hope to find means for all interested students to participate. Credit, Grading, and Evaluation Academic credit is given for the learning that takes place throughout the Seminar, not merely for participating in the service or immersion experience. Grades appear on reports and transcripts at the completion of the semester. Experiential Learning Council A Council of representatives from each of the Social Concerns Seminars facilitates resource development, academic enhancements, integration of efforts, and new initiatives. A leadership development opportunities enhance the work of Seminar coordinators.