Student Outcomes
Students who participated in service-learning courses reported significantly higher civic engagement attitudes at posttest than control students, and this difference was statistically significant (F(1,927)=4.61, p<.05).
Service-learning students increased in civic engagement attitudes from pretest to posttest, while control students decreased. This difference was not statistically significant.
Student-reported civic engagement behaviors increased from pretest to posttest for both service-learning and control students, and this difference was statistically significant (F(1,578)=9.94, p<.01).
![Civic Engagement Behaviors](/impact-of-the-csu/community/center-for-community-engagement/PublishingImages/keck/so3-ce-behaviors.png)
Service-learning students' STEM career attitudes increased from pretest to posttest, while control students' STEM career attitudes decreased from pretest to posttest. This difference was statistically significant (F(1,526)=3.89, p<.05).
![STEM Career Interest](/impact-of-the-csu/community/center-for-community-engagement/PublishingImages/keck/so4-stem-interest.png)