Social entrepreneurs seek to create and sustain social value through a process of continuous innovation, adaptation and learning. Service-learning is a pedagogy that integrates community action with structured reflection in support of service to others, community development and empowerment, and reciprocal learning.  Can service-learning promote effective social entrepreneurship?

In this talk by Dr. Timonthy Stanton, he will examine the history and theoretical foundations of service-learning to consider its possibilities for strengthening the work of social entrepreneurs.

Dr. Stanton is the director of the Stanford University Bing Overseas program in Cape Town and Visiting Senior Fellow at the John Gardner Center for Youth and their Communities in the school of Education in Stanford.

Speaker: Dr Timothy Stanton, Director, Stanford University Bing Overseas Program in Cape Town, S Africa.

Date: June 21 2010 (Monday)

Time: 2pm-4.30pm

Venue: BIZ 1 #2-1, Mochtar Riady Building, NUS Business School

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