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What societal problem does your project solve?
What would be the measurable outcomes of the partnership that you propose to create between the community and your educational institution?
How would you, with the support of your faculty advisor on campus and some one from the community, work together around this specified community issue?
How would you envision sharing power and decision making in the partnership? In other words, instead of doing something for the community how would you do something with the community?
How would you collect data on what the project was doing and use it in the decision making process?
What would be the project activities? Give examples of how the strengths already existing in the community will be acknowledged, built upon, and enhanced in the partnership to solve the problem.
What obstacles or challenges might you encounter in implementing your project, and how would you address them?
Recruiting Volunteers:
Would you recruit additional student volunteers? If so, how?
Enlisting Partners:
Do you envision enlisting businesses, or other organizations, etc., to help; if so, how?
How would the award money be used here?
If your project idea is an innovation of an existing
program, what are its current funding sources?
What do you anticipate learning from engaging in the service project?
If the above questions have not enabled you to convey the essence and value of your project’s impact, use this space to supplement your answers.
Please submit an abstract (clear summary) of your proposed project idea.









