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Monthly Archives: July 2022
Week 6 at Seeds of Caring- Start of Session 2
This week threw me back to a few weeks ago when I was just starting with Seeds of Caring, since this past week was week 1 for Session 2 of Kindness Corps this summer. We went all the way back … Continue reading
Week 6 with Speak!
This week I was focused solely on organizing the survey feedback, and continuing to interview the volunteers for Speak! I was able to also schedule a shadowing opportunity at the start of the week. It was exciting to be able … Continue reading
Week 6: Libraries are Cool
To kick off my week, I headed to the ASPIRE program, where we went out for a day full of fun. To begin, we went to a nearby library so that we could discuss launching a section of the Next … Continue reading
Week 6: Changes in Sight
With the end of July in sight, I am beginning to transition into a new stage of life along many dimensions. I will move over 500 miles south to North Carolina to begin law school in August. I will also … Continue reading
My Project USA: First Week of Session Two
It has been a journey since my first day at My Project USA. I have had a wonderful experience and learned so much about this organization over the past five weeks. I have learned the importance of communication, teamwork, and … Continue reading
Week 5: Survey and Evaluation Techniques
My fifth week at the McConnell Arts Center consisted of post-Arts Festival tasks and front desk clerical work, as well as beginning a new project for the remainder of the summer. The MAC hosted three rental camps this week, so … Continue reading
Week Five at MY Project USA
This week was a time for My Project USA to reflect on the successful session that we had over the last four weeks. We are very proud of the students for their insight into what they want in their community … Continue reading
Week 5: The Halfway Point
It’s hard to believe that I am already halfway done with the summer fellowship! Following the timeline I formulated during my first week at Local Matters, I planned to begin drafting the operations manual in greater detail by this point. … Continue reading
Week Five – Humanities around Ohio
This week presented a very different pace than any of the previous weeks, given that the only two full workdays for us were Tuesday and Wednesday. On these days, I finished up making thank you phone calls to past donors … Continue reading
Week 5: Blog Posting and Core Conversations
This week at the Ohio History Connection was a peaceful one with no facilitations scheduled with summer programs. Instead, I got the pleasure of working closely with my department (School & Teacher Support) on their summer projects, specifically their blog … Continue reading