Community partners-- such as community centers, non-profit agencies, and afterschool club--play an integral role in this new model of research and learning. Community partners offer the placements that link with Duke courses and faculty to provide the context for service-learning and research. Read below for more information on why and how you can become involved in Scholarship with a Civic Mission, how service-learning works at Duke and how we hope to enrich this pedagogy with research that is immediately relevant to the community, and how to apply for funding to support your efforts. If you're not sure you're ready to work with a project or class, you can tell us about your organization by completing the Information Form at the bottom of this page. This is a way for us to get to know the work you do and your possible research needs as we grow this program.

• What is RSL?
• Why Get Involved?
  
• The Community Partner Role in RSL
  
• RSL at Duke: Stages and Pathways
• RSL Courses
  
• Grants for Community Partners
  
• Community Partner Information Form