This interactive webinar will feature four scholar-practitioners whose service-learning and community engagement work is based in STEM fields. The webinar goes “beyond the usual suspects” in several ways. It features four women trained in traditionally male-dominated fields. It discusses scholarship that spans traditional disciplinary boundaries, integrating the arts, humanities, and sustainable development into STEM education and practice. And it shines a spotlight on community engagement in disciplines not well represented in the SLCE field. The speakers, who hail from all over the world and are at different stages in their careers, will describe their distinct pathways into this work, providing models and inspiration for others who seek to bridge the gap between SLCE and STEM. Please join us for what is sure to be a lively conversation with four remarkable women! For more info and to register, visit www.iarslce.org/webinars (fb)

Hosted by the IARSLCE Special Programming Committee, this interactive workshop is designed to support faculty, staff, students and community partners in gaining clarity and confidence in using service-learning and community engagement (SLCE) as a research methodology. Participants will learn from leading scholars in the field who will share practical strategies and frameworks for designing rigorous, community-engaged research projects. Visit www.iarslce.org/webinars for more information and to register. (fb)