1. Keep track of your service hours on the form below.

    Service Validation Form (PDF)

    Service Validation Form (Word)

2. Submit complete form to the Sleight Servant Leadership Office:  Ferguson 216, KC Box CAREER DEV, or splasters@albion.edu

3. Complete the below reflection as part of your Digital Portfolio.  The following exercise should be posted under the "Academic" section of your portfolio.  The examples below will help you get started in thinking about your own service experience.  You can then import a blank template for inclusion on your personal webpage.

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Service Reflection                                    Date Put Date of Reflection Here

Agency  This is the group or agency you volunteered for (i.e. Washington-Gardner Elementary, Habitat for Humanity, etc.)
Volunteer Experiences  This is what type of service you did (i.e. Tutor for third-grader in Math, Participated in a local build for a Habitat home, etc.).  If you had more than one experience, list them all here
Number of Hours Volunteered  List the total number of hours you volunteered

WHAT?

The best thing that happened during my service experience was insert content here about a positive experience and TELL WHAT YOU LEARNED FROM THE EXPERIENCE.

The worst or most difficult thing that happened to me during my service experience was insert content here about a negative experience and TELL WHAT YOU LEARNED FROM THE EXPERIENCE.

NOW WHAT?

I have benefited from this experience in the following ways:

personally - List personal benefits (i.e. better communicator, appreciation for teachers, etc.)

academically - List how your experiences have you helped you academically (i.e. understanding mental health issues introduced in your psychology course, etc.)

occupationally - List how your experiences relate back to your overall career goals (i.e. gained experience in the health care field related to career interests of physician, etc.)

SO WHAT?

Because of this experience, I will - complete this sentence any way you like.  Your statement could refer back to a changed social position, a desire to volunteer again or a career decision you've made.

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