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Addressing My Community's Needs: Insights and Reflections from My Service Experience

In this paper, I summarize the core issue I addressed in my first paper and delve into my community service experiences. I detail the observations I made and the data collected throughout my 15 hours of service, discussing its effectiveness and impact. Additionally, I explore further actions that could be taken to expand upon the project, and reflect on how this experience has transformed my perspective and actions moving forward. By outlining my learning journey, I aim to inspire others to engage with pressing community issues.

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Addressing My Community's Needs: Insights and Reflections from My Service Experience

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  1. Summation Paper The end is in sight!

  2. My Issue Is….. • My issue is… (summarize your first paper). • Anything you wrote in the first paper ( numbers/statistics/facts) are important to this section of the paper. • Tell what your issue involves. • If you made observations (all of you did this) or collected data during your service, write about it here. • Include a quote and research.

  3. My Service • Write about your service (summary). • Talk about what you did and what happened. • This section should be VERY detailed. I want to know how you spent your 15 hours and how it relates to your topic.

  4. Details About Your Service • Was your project effective? If so, how was it effective and who did it effect? If not, why and what could have been done differently to make it effective? • What difference did it make and to whom? • Was it what you wanted or thought it would be? • What is your position on this issue and this service?

  5. Further Action • What other things can be done? • If someone were to pick up where you left off, what would they do, where would they go, how would they start and why? • Now what? • What is left to be done with regards to your project? • This section might contain a quote or some research.

  6. How Are You Changed? • In the future, what will you stop doing as a result of the project/service/education? • What will you start doing as a result of your project/service/education? • What will you continue to do as a result of your project/service/education? • Explain this work in detail!

  7. Who Have You Become • What did you learn from this experience?

  8. Conclusion • Sum up your ideas • Restate your issue, position and service opportunity • Tie it all together • Be passionate and powerful!

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