Q1. What did you like best about your service experience?
Q2. What was the most challenging/difficult part of your service?
Q3. How will you apply the service-learning experience to your future career?
Q4. What is one thing you learned during your service-learning experience that you would like CSCC to know that might be helpful in how we prepare students for the working world?
Q5. If you could do this service experience again, what would you do differently and why?
Q6. In your experience, what are some of the root causes to the social justice issue that your site was addressing that you observed? Is there other work happening in your community to address the issue, and if so, how?
Q7. What could YOU meaningfully do, now that your service-learning process is over, to positively address the social justice issues related to your non-profit site as well as the site itself? You can address this at an individual, community, educational, orgovernmental/policy level. Be specific (e.g., do not just say "raise more money" or "get volunteers." Go beyond "share on social media," as that only impacts your social circle?
Q8. What feedback would you provide about the service-learning pathway that would improve the project or assist with learning throughout the semester?
Can you please help? This is for the reflection paper. I volunteered at a nursing home in Columbus-checked vitals-sugar levels-collected labs. Helped fill out the forms.