Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on Service-Learning

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The Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on Service-Learning (APRCSL) was established as a platform for educational institutions and non-profit organizations in the Asia-Pacific region to share knowledge and experiences in service-learning.[1]

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The conferences were held biennially.

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No.DateHostThemeConference LogoConference Chair
1st30 May‒2 June 2007Lingnan University (Hong Kong)Cross-Cultural Service-Learning Experiences in the Asia-Pacific Region:
An Evolving Integration of Theory and Practice
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2nd1‒5 June 2009Lingnan University (Hong Kong)Crossing Borders, Making Connections: Service-Learning in Diverse Communities[3]
3rd2nd week of June 2011Lingnan University (Hong Kong)Make a Difference: Impacts of Service-Learning[4][5]
4th4‒7 June 2013Lingnan University (Hong Kong)Service-Learning as a Bridge from Local to Global: Connected World, Connected Future[6][7]
5th27‒29 May 2015Fu Jen Catholic UniversityLove Journey: Community Engagement through Service-Learning[8][9]
6th28 May‒2 June 2017Petra Christian UniversityEducating the Heart: Nurturing a Fruitful Life Through Service-Learning
APRCSL
Dr. Juliana Anggono[10][11][12]
7th 19-21 June 2019 Singapore University of Social Science Service-Learning: A Lifelong Journey of Social Responsibility Cynthia Chang
8th 28-29 July 2021 Silliman University Community Engagement at the Intersection of Research and Extension
9th 19-21 July 2023 CHRIST (Deemed to be University) Service-Learning: Touching Lives and Transforming Communities through Innovative Pedagogy, Research and Partnerships
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Past speakers

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ConferenceCountryReputable Keynote Speakers
1st Hong KongEdward Chen[13]
2nd Hong KongEdward Chen[14]
3rd--[15]
4th AmericaAndrew Furco[16]
5th IndiaRajesh Tandon[17]
6th Hong KongEdward Chen[18]
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