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The Tulane motto, non sibi, sed suis, or not for oneself, but for one’s own, lends to service learning, which is an important piece of the core requirements to attend Tulane full-time. The students, faculty, and staff all hold in high regard the idea of contributing to the community in which our school exists. Every undergraduate student must complete at least two semesters of service learning. With that in mind, the requirement is not always simple. Service learning opportunities can often be sparse, and e
The class is Urban Farming and consists largely of the steps, processes, and options to establishing an urban farm, including everything from the permits needed to the best strategies depending on what crops you want to grow. We have a dozen garden beds on Tulane’s campus that we spend much of class time at, learning about the different crops we are growing, as well as how to be most successful in an urban environment. The service learning beautifully ties into the content, because the farm applies much of
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