“…That is why many academic disciplines, including chemistry, have turned to curricular service learning as a pedagogical approach. , Some examples of curricular service learning in undergraduate chemistry involve solid waste management in the campus cafeteria, lead paint analyses in the neighborhood, demonstration of chemistry experiments for elementary students, and preparation of educational materials for local shelters, among others. ,− Such efforts have garnered several benefits for chemistry students, which include (1) improved cognitive goals, (2) improved course-related skills, (3) improved academic, interpersonal, and leadership skills, (4) increased community engagement, (5) exposure to career opportunities, (6) improved self-esteem, self-efficacy, and self-confidence, and (7) increased ability to apply course concepts to real-world situations . These benefits can be attributed to opportunities for chemistry students to see their coursework in context …”