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Item Alzheimer's Disease Awareness and National Caregiver Month(College of Coastal Georgia, 2020-04-27) Carwford, Maddie; Ellis, Shekerra; Harris, Lacey; Jackson, Patience; Miller, Ashley; Smith, Sunshine; Tresvant, Donna; Woods, KimberlyStudents worked with the College's Human Resources Division to raise awareness about Alzheimer's Disease. The group engaged participants in brain stimulating games, color sheets to enhance memory, stress squeeze animals, and lotion to soothe individuals who are in the role of caregiver. Brochures were provided to educate about Alzheimer's Disease and caregiver strain and answered questions and provided related disease and resources.Item A Satilla Marsh Service-Learning Project(2020-04-27) Broyles, Sara; Spencer, Martin; Taylor, ElainaFor the month of October, we visited Satilla Marsh every Thursday to work with students on math instruction. We observed four Eureka math lessons and then worked in small groups on further instruction and strategy building. Students varied in ability, some of the students we worked with had 504/IEP’s. Because of these students with 504/IEP documentation, we had to differentiate instruction to fit the needs of each student. Each week we provided informal assessments through the form of exit tickets. These assessments we analyzed based on student errors and strategies used. After proving feedback a re-engagement lesson was created to supplement student learning.Item Overview of Service-Learning and Quality Enhancement Plan(College of Coastal Georgia, 2011) College of Coastal GeorgiaIn 2010 and 2011 CCGA began integrating hands-on community service into its curriculum, a style of learning called "service-learning." These documents begin to provide an overview of the exciting changes. Service-Learning is guided by the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) and has received some startup funding from St. Mary's United Methodist Church Foundation ($75,000 in 2010).