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Saturday, 15 February 2014

Reflecting on Making A Difference.

Reflecting on Making A Difference. 

Please spend some thoughtful time reflecting upon where you are, where you have been, and where you want to be related to volunteerism and your participation in making a difference in your community. You may want to look carefully at some of the following:
the real feelings you have about volunteering
how you feel about working directly with people
what you liked or did not like about your volunteer experience and the agency or program
what you actually received from volunteering
what you think you contributed and the difference you made
the commitment you will or will not make to volunteering throughout your life
what you would like to have done better
other places and other ways you think you might make a difference
the entire idea of volunteering as an idea for strengthening communities and helping people
anything else

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Your might ask yourself other questions: What am I passionate about and what are you going to do about it during the rest of my life? Who will I tell about this passion? What do I propose to actually do? Who will I encourage to join me? What will be the hopeful outcome? What will be my contributions and rewards?

This does not need to be a lengthy writing but should be more than a couple of paragraphs. Make it meaningful, real, heartfelt as well as clear and concise. Thanks and happy reflecting and planning.

PowerPoint Presentation: You are required to develop a PowerPoint presentation highlighting your community service activity and post it to your personal web site. The presentation should include your perceptions of your volunteer experience at your volunteer site. It should include discussion of your volunteer activities, aspirations, frustrations, anticipated contributions, perceptions of community problems, your sense of community and your individual learning and commitment. It is assigned to give you the opportunity to "present" your volunteer experience in your own special, creative way.

Wednesday, 12 February 2014

Final Project Overview and Timeline, Associate Program Material: Final Project Case Studies

Resources: Associate Program Material: Final Project Overview and Timeline, Associate Program Material: Final Project Case Studies
Choose a case study from the Associate Program Material: Final Project Case Studies.
Develop an 8- to 12-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation, in which you:


· Include an introduction and conclusion
· Identify the case study you have chosen.
· Define the elements of good interpersonal communication.
· Explain what happened in the case study and why it is an example of poor interpersonal communication. Include the following:

o Perceptions of the participants
o The conflict type and conflict management styles
o Listening barriers
o Supportive and defensive climates and relationships
o Verbal and nonverbal communication

· Explain what could have been done differently in the case study. This must align to the elements of effective interpersonal communication.
List major points in the slides. Include detailed explanations that correlate to each point in the speaker notes section.
Include videos, audio, photos, diagrams, or graphs as appropriate.
Format yourpresentation consistent with APA guidelines.
Submit the Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation assignment.