What Does NSEE Do?

NSEE is nationally recognized for:

Serving over 800 members and an extended network of over 15,000 non-members who are teachers, professors, principals, deans, directors of service-learning programs, professionals in career development and youth employment, counselors, directors of internships and cooperative education programs, school-to-work coordinators, superintendents, college presidents, researchers, and policymakers.

Taking leadership in developing and disseminating principles of good practice and innovations in experienced-based learning.

• Providing a forum for discussion of state of the art ideas, practices, and innovations at the National Conference and Regional Workshops. 
• Keeping practitioners up-to-date through the NSEE Quarterly. 
• Informing educators about critical issues, program models and practices, theory, and research through books and resource papers on experiential education. 
• Assisting with a variety of needs in starting or strengthening experience-based learning programs through consulting services provided by a trained network of NSEE members. 
• Providing information and referrals about research, theory, and high quality programs through NSEE's National Resource Center for Experiential and Service Learning. 
• Collaborating with hundreds of other national, regional, and local organizations to strengthen and advance experiential education.