"L/earning" opportunities
Internships offer students the chance to learn real-world skills while getting paid.
Making a dent in hunger
17³Ô¹Ï Professional Communications students host Food for Thought food drive.
Experiential learning live
17³Ô¹Ï Audio Tech students handle the sound for a show at the City Opera House.
Students
17³Ô¹Ï students interested in Experiential Learning opportunities should browse the options listed here. Use the contact button below the list to reach out to the ELI with questions.
Experiential learning designated courses
The ELI is excited to share the newly created list of Experiential Learning Designated Courses (ELDC) in the Searchable 17³Ô¹Ï Course Catalog (online version). This allows students to actively search for experiential learning courses each semester. For directions on how to search for ELDCs to go:
Internships
International Services and Service Learning
Career Services
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Employment Readiness
- Link to Job Listings:
Student Groups on Campus
ReSOURCES
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- Creating a “winning” LinkedIn Profile that stands out and gets you noticed
- Find and engage the “right” people that can make all the difference in your job search
- Learn how to create and amplify your “personal brand” on LinkedIn
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Contact the Experiential Learning Institute
Experiential learning is important because students grow not only in their intellectual capacity but also personally, professionally, and civically. They have a greater capacity for empathy and compassion in the way they see themselves and the world.
KRISTY MCDONALD, ELI DIRECTOR
SUCCESS STORIES
- Success story: First official EL count shows college ahead of goal pace
- Experiential Learning, diversity combined in "Voices" project
- First EL Fellows selected
- Nexus: 17³Ô¹Ï's small steps and giant leaps
- College Launches Experiential Learning Institute
Spring semester 2022
17³Ô¹Ï’s Motor Sports Club "Gearheads" notched its best finish ever in the Blizzard Baja endurance race at Michigan Tech Saturday, overcoming a breakdown and single-digit temperatures to beat a host of engineering teams from four-year universities.
“The race is designed to destroy the car,” said Automotive Technology instructor Wayne Moody. “We fix our car and put it back on the road.” He added the race epitomizes experiential learning.
17³Ô¹Ï was the only community college, only one-car team and only automotive program to compete.
~ Video Motor Sports Club:
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