VSU Highlights Student Learning Through Real-World Experiences
Valdosta State University will host the Experiential Learning Exposition 2025 in November, an annual event featuring students and faculty mentors discussing their participation in various experiential activities.
- Internships
- Service learning
- Student teaching
- Study abroad
- Course-based undergraduate research
- Clinicals
- Practicums
Experiential learning is the future of higher education. Through experiential learning, students learn to critically evaluate problems, engage with stakeholders, and work within collaborative teams.
According to Dr. Anne Price, Quality Enhancement Plan coordinator for experiential learning and professor in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice, this approach enhances student learning.
Author's summary: Valdosta State University promotes experiential learning.
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