Please respond thoughtfully to the following questions. They are designed to give you an opportunity to relate your experiences that qualify you to be a Bonner Scholar. Responses 2 - 7 should be no more than 150 words each. |
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| 1. Fill in the table with various service activities you have been involved in during the past four years and/or the family responsibilities you have assumed. Specify the activities, positions held, and length/frequency of commitments. |
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| 2. Describe one of these activities in detail. Include information on your motivation for having participated in this activity and how you have benefited from the experience. |
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| 3. Describe an experience of working with someone different from yourself in terms of age, ethnicity, class, sexual orientation, religion, physical or mental disability, or another perspective. What did you learn from this experience? |
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| 4. The Bonner Scholars Program provides students the opportunity to serve others. Explain why this would be attractive to you? |
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| 5. Describe the talents, skills, sensitivity and perspective you bring to service work. |
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| 6. Many problems plague the social community of the world. The Bonner Scholars Program is committed to the idea that students can change the world through service. What single social or public policy issue do you think is the most urgent crisis in your community and/or in today's society at large and why? |
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| 7. Name a person who has inspired you to serve. Briefly describe how he or she has challenged you. |
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