Center for Experiential Education

Experiential education builds knowledge, develops skills, and clarifies values by engaging students in direct experience, community engagement, and focused reflection.

The Center for Experiential Education includes:

Service-Learning: Students in certain courses have the opportunity to volunteer at relevant non-profit organizations as part of the class.
Internships: Internships provide the opportunity to explore career options in a supervised work setting. Students can register for an internship course in one of Normandale’s departments. In the internship course students spend approximately 5-10 hours per week at an internship and complete assignments guided by an instructor. Students can earn 2-4 credits per semester.
Volunteering: We can provide you with recommendations of where to volunteer that matches your interests and goals.
America Reads and Counts: America Reads and Counts is a program where Normandale students tutor Bloomington Public School children in reading, math, and after school homework help. Applications are accepted at the start of fall and spring semesters.

For More Information

For more information visit our website at www.normandale.edu/cee, call (952) 358-8119, or email ExperientialEducation@normandale.edu.