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Service Partnerships
Meaningful,
Developmental,
and Impactful
What We’ll Cover
• Frameworks
• Placement Process
• Summer Placement Process
Expectations
• 8-10 hours/week of
community
engagement
during school year
• Full-time service
internships during
the 2-3 summers
What does a
Bonner do?
Address unmet,
community-defined
human and
environmental needs
through intensive,
long-term positions
and capacity-building
projects.
What does a
Bonner do?
Grow and develop –
along a student
developmental
model - which
includes building the
capacity of non-
profits and
communities
What does a
Bonner do?
28 hours
28 hours
112 hours
112 112 280
112 112 280
112 112
112 112
280
112 112 280
112 112 280
112 112
1,736
service hours112 112
280
Frameworks
Community Partners: Three Types
Community Partners: Three Types
Community Partners: Three Types
Partner
Example
Community Partners: Three Types
Partner
Example
Service Provider
Trenton Area Soup Kitchen


Get Set After School
Program
Community Partners: Three Types
Partner
Example
Service Provider
Trenton Area Soup Kitchen


Get Set After School
Program
Collaborative
Trenton Healthy
Food Network



Mercer County
Alliance to End
Homelessness
Community Partners: Three Types
Partner
Example
Service Provider
Trenton Area Soup Kitchen


Get Set After School
Program
Collaborative
Trenton Healthy
Food Network



Mercer County
Alliance to End
Homelessness
Campaign
Elect Mayor
Lempert
Lobbying to
Enact Local
Wage Theft
Ordinance
“Collaboratives”: Four Levels
“Collaboratives”: Four Levels
Cooperation
“Collaboratives”: Four Levels
Cooperation Coordination
“Collaboratives”: Four Levels
Cooperation Coordination Collaboration
“Collaboratives”: Four Levels
Cooperation Coordination Collaboration
Collective
Impact
Essential Elements Cooperation Coordination Collaboration Collective Impact
Challenge / Problem Simple Moderately Complicated Complex: Technical solutions Highly Complex: Sytsems Change
Vision and
Relationships
Basis for cooperation is usually
between individuals but may be
mandated.
Organizations mission and goals
are not considered
Interaction is on an as needed
basis with no time limit
Individual relationships are
supported by their organizations
Mission and goals of the
organizations are reviewed for
compatibility
Interaction usual around one
specific project or task
Commitment of the organization is
fully behind the individuals
involved
Common, new mission and goals
are created
One or more projects are
undertaken for longterm results
A common agenda strongly agreed
upon by all organizations and
participants
Shared vision and mission statement
exist.
Several projects developed for long
term results.
Structure,
Responsibilities, &
Communications
Relationships are informal, each
organization functions separately
No joint planning is required
Information is conveyed as needed
Organizations assume new roles
but still functions separately
Some project specific planning is
required
Communications roles are
established and channels for
interaction created
New structures and/or formal
division of labor are created
Comprehensive planning is
required including measures of
success
Many levels of communication and
channels for interaction are created
Formal division of labor and
resources, structures to share
learning, and other mutually
reinforcing activities exist
Shared measurement: agreement
on the ways success will be
measured and reported
Continuous communications, both
formal and informal
Authority and
Accountability
Authority resets solely with
individual organizations
Leadership is unilateral and control
is central
Authority rests on each
organization but there is
coordination
Some sharing of leadership and
control
There is some shared risk, but most
authority and accountability rests
with each organization
Authority is determined by the
collaboration to balance ownership
Leadership is dispersed and control
is shared and mutual
Equal risk is shared by all
organizations
A main coordinating backbone
organization/structure exists
Committees, teams, work groups
have specific, jointly determined
leadership roles and responsibilities
Level of risk clearly understood by
all, accountability exists at each
organizational level
Resources and
Rewards
Resources are separate
Resources are acknowledged and
can be made available for a specific
project
Resources are pooled or jointly
secured for a longterm effort
Organizations share in the
products: more is accomplished
together than individually.
Shared resources are mobilized for
longterm effort
Organizations share in the products.
Recognition is diffuse.
Source: Adapted from: “Collaboration: What makes it Work” (Mattessich et al, 2001, p. 61); the Stanford Social Innovation Review article“Collective
Impact”(John Kania & Mark Kramer, 2001); and the works of M. Blank, S. Kagan, and K. Ray.
4 C’s Rubric: From Cooperation to Collective Impact
Organizational Workflow: Opportunities
Organizational Workflow: Opportunities
Plan
• Needs & Asset
Assessment
• Issue Analysis
Organizational Workflow: Opportunities
Plan
• Needs & Asset
Assessment
• Issue Analysis
Decide
• Model Programs
• Policy Options
• Resources
Organizational Workflow: Opportunities
Plan
• Needs & Asset
Assessment
• Issue Analysis
Decide
• Model Programs
• Policy Options
• Resources
Implement
• Direct Client Service

• Advocacy
Organizational Workflow: Opportunities
Plan
• Needs & Asset
Assessment
• Issue Analysis
Decide
• Model Programs
• Policy Options
• Resources
Implement
• Direct Client Service

• Advocacy
Evaluate
• Program Evaluation
• On-Going Data
Collection
Community Partners: Student Roles
Community Partners: Student Roles
Partner
Role
Tasks
Community Partners: Student Roles
Partner
Role
Tasks
Service Provider
Client
Service
e.g.,
tutoring,
serving
soup,
etc.
Community Partners: Student Roles
Partner
Role
Tasks
Service Provider
Client
Service
e.g.,
tutoring,
serving
soup,
etc.
Program
Coordinator
Recruiting,
Training,
and
Supervising
Volunteers
Community Partners: Student Roles
Partner
Role
Tasks
Service Provider
Client
Service
e.g.,
tutoring,
serving
soup,
etc.
Program
Coordinator
Recruiting,
Training,
and
Supervising
Volunteers
Organization Capacity
Building
1) Volunteer Management
2) Program Development
3) Fundraising
4) Communication
5) CBR and PolicyOptions
Research
Community Partners: Student Roles
Partner
Role
Tasks
Service Provider
Client
Service
e.g.,
tutoring,
serving
soup,
etc.
Program
Coordinator
Recruiting,
Training,
and
Supervising
Volunteers
Organization Capacity
Building
1) Volunteer Management
2) Program Development
3) Fundraising
4) Communication
5) CBR and PolicyOptions
Research
Collaborative
Community Partners: Student Roles
Partner
Role
Tasks
Service Provider
Client
Service
e.g.,
tutoring,
serving
soup,
etc.
Program
Coordinator
Recruiting,
Training,
and
Supervising
Volunteers
Organization Capacity
Building
1) Volunteer Management
2) Program Development
3) Fundraising
4) Communication
5) CBR and PolicyOptions
Research
Collaborative Campaign
Community Partners: Student Roles
Partner
Role
Tasks
Service Provider
Client
Service
e.g.,
tutoring,
serving
soup,
etc.
Program
Coordinator
Recruiting,
Training,
and
Supervising
Volunteers
Organization Capacity
Building
1) Volunteer Management
2) Program Development
3) Fundraising
4) Communication
5) CBR and PolicyOptions
Research
Collaborative Campaign
Advocacy
e.g., letter
writing,
community
organizing,
etc.
Capacity Building:
Volunteer Management
Capacity Building:
Program Development & Fundraising
Capacity Building: Communication
Capacity Building: Research
Policy Research: Key Questions
• What is the nature & extent of the problem?
• What’s been tried in the past to address it?
• What’s being done now? by whom?
• What are the distinctly different solutions to
addressing this issue?
Community Partnership: Structures
Community Partnership: Structures
Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign
Community Partnership: Structures
Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign
Role
Client
Service
Program
Coordinator
Organization Capacity
Building
Advocacy
Community Partnership: Structures
Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign
Role
Client
Service
Program
Coordinator
Organization Capacity
Building
Advocacy
Program
Structure
Clearinghouse/Directory Listings
Community Partnership: Structures
Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign
Role
Client
Service
Program
Coordinator
Organization Capacity
Building
Advocacy
Program
Structure
Clearinghouse/Directory Listings
Site/Issue-Based Teams
Community Partnership: Structures
Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign
Role
Client
Service
Program
Coordinator
Organization Capacity
Building
Advocacy
Program
Structure
Clearinghouse/Directory Listings
Site/Issue-Based Teams
Bonner Capstone Projects
Community Partnership: Structures
Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign
Role
Client
Service
Program
Coordinator
Organization Capacity
Building
Advocacy
Program
Structure
Clearinghouse/Directory Listings
Site/Issue-Based Teams
Bonner Capstone Projects
Academic
Structure
Service-Learning Courses
Community Partnership: Structures
Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign
Role
Client
Service
Program
Coordinator
Organization Capacity
Building
Advocacy
Program
Structure
Clearinghouse/Directory Listings
Site/Issue-Based Teams
Bonner Capstone Projects
Academic
Structure
Service-Learning Courses
Problem / Issue-Based Concentrations
Community Partnership: Structures
Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign
Role
Client
Service
Program
Coordinator
Organization Capacity
Building
Advocacy
Program
Structure
Clearinghouse/Directory Listings
Site/Issue-Based Teams
Bonner Capstone Projects
Academic
Structure
Service-Learning Courses
Problem / Issue-Based Concentrations
Certificate / Fellowship Internships
Issue/Site-Based Teams: Student-Led
Site-
Based
Team
Site-
Based
Team
Site-
Based
Team
Site-
Based
Team
Regular Volunteer
Intentional Short-Term Placement
Program
Coordinator
Student-Led Campus-Wide
Engagement: Coalition of Projects
Campus Center Staff
Site-Based Team
Smith Elementary
School
Community
Advisory Board
Site-Based Team
Soup Kitchen
Site-Based Team
WaterWatch
Site-Based Team
Adult Education
Faculty,
Administrators &
Other Offices
Site-Based Team
Homeless Shelter
Site-Based Team
Senior Center
Site-Based Team
Immigrant Services
Bonner Partnership Model
Bonner Partnership Model
• Intensive
Bonner Partnership Model
• Intensive
• Multi-year
Bonner Partnership Model
• Intensive
• Multi-year
• Developmental
Bonner Partnership Model
• Intensive
• Multi-year
• Developmental
• Reciprocal: Agency
staff committed to
student development
(co-educator)
Student Roles: Rising Expectations
Student Roles: Rising Expectations
Exploration: intentional placements that provide
exposure and result in additional commitment
Student Roles: Rising Expectations
Exploration: intentional placements that provide
exposure and result in additional commitment
Experience: solid programmatic role
(Program Assistant or specific title)
Student Roles: Rising Expectations
Exploration: intentional placements that provide
exposure and result in additional commitment
Experience: solid programmatic role
(Program Assistant or specific title)
Example: issue/site-based team
     leader or coordinator
Student Roles: Rising Expectations
Exploration: intentional placements that provide
exposure and result in additional commitment
Experience: solid programmatic role
(Program Assistant or specific title)
Example: issue/site-based team
     leader or coordinator
Expertise: capstone
capacity building project
Example: Developmental Progression
Example: Developmental Progression
Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service
Example: Developmental Progression
Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service
Regular Coach students in School Garden Club
Example: Developmental Progression
Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service
Regular Coach students in School Garden Club
Team Help expand to other Schools in District
Example: Developmental Progression
Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service
Regular Coach students in School Garden Club
Team Help expand to other Schools in District
Summer Manage summer program & plan for Fall
Example: Developmental Progression
Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service
Regular Coach students in School Garden Club
Team Help expand to other Schools in District
Summer Manage summer program & plan for Fall
Training Workshops for School Garden Cooperative
Example: Developmental Progression
Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service
Regular Coach students in School Garden Club
Team Help expand to other Schools in District
Summer Manage summer program & plan for Fall
Training Workshops for School Garden Cooperative
Research School breakfast participation; Survey
attitudes
Example: Developmental Progression
Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service
Regular Coach students in School Garden Club
Team Help expand to other Schools in District
Summer Manage summer program & plan for Fall
Training Workshops for School Garden Cooperative
Research School breakfast participation; Survey
attitudes
Issue Brief School breakfast programs
Example: Developmental Progression
Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service
Regular Coach students in School Garden Club
Team Help expand to other Schools in District
Summer Manage summer program & plan for Fall
Training Workshops for School Garden Cooperative
Research School breakfast participation; Survey
attitudes
Issue Brief School breakfast programs
Forum Organize public forum on school breakfast
Example: Developmental Progression
Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service
Regular Coach students in School Garden Club
Team Help expand to other Schools in District
Summer Manage summer program & plan for Fall
Training Workshops for School Garden Cooperative
Research School breakfast participation; Survey
attitudes
Issue Brief School breakfast programs
Forum Organize public forum on school breakfast
Advocacy Prepare presentation to School Board
Systems
Organizations
Programs
Individuals
& Places
Bonner Transformation Goals
Community Change
Systems
Organizations
Programs
Individuals
& Places
Mobilize students, faculty, staff, & community
members to support individuals & places.
Bonner Transformation Goals
Community Change
Systems
Organizations
Programs
Train and support leaders who lead
evidence-based programs and projects.
Individuals
& Places
Mobilize students, faculty, staff, & community
members to support individuals & places.
Bonner Transformation Goals
Community Change
Systems
Organizations
Provide capacity-building support for
organizations to improve
effectiveness, efficiency, and resources.
Programs
Train and support leaders who lead
evidence-based programs and projects.
Individuals
& Places
Mobilize students, faculty, staff, & community
members to support individuals & places.
Bonner Transformation Goals
Community Change
Systems
Provide capacity-building for
collaboratives to achieve measurable
community and systemic change.
Organizations
Provide capacity-building support for
organizations to improve
effectiveness, efficiency, and resources.
Programs
Train and support leaders who lead
evidence-based programs and projects.
Individuals
& Places
Mobilize students, faculty, staff, & community
members to support individuals & places.
Bonner Transformation Goals
Community Change
Placement Process
Placement Process
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
• Access to motivated, trained
students serving 10 hours/
week for multiple years
• Multi-level, team-oriented
partnership
• Serve important role as co-
educators
Partner View of Bonners
Placement Process
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Mapping Agencies
• Proximity to Campus
• Accessibility by walking, car,
public transportation
• Type of Agency:
✓public school
✓community group
✓government agency
✓coalition or collaboration
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Identify Issues & Interests
• Current areas of
engagement
• Pressing local
community issues
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Selecting Lead Bonner Partners
• Location
• Issues and Need
• Strong Agencies
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Partner Orientation & Site Visits
•Introduce Bonner Model/Expectations
✓ Intensive (8-10 hrs/week) and multi-year (2-4 years)
✓ Developmental model
✓ Partners as co-educators
•Communicate Reporting Process
✓ CLAs, Hour Logs, and Service Accomplishments
✓ Calendar — school year and summer
✓ Appropriate and inappropriate service projects
Placement Process
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
• Direct Service Placements
(1x, short-term, & weekly)
• Project Coordinator
• Capacity-Building Projects
• Advocacy
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Partner Types & Student Roles
Partner Types & Student Roles
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign
Role
Client
Service
Program
Coordinator
Organization Capacity
Building
Advocacy
Tasks
e.g.,
tutoring,
serving
soup,
etc.
Recruiting,
Training,
and
Supervising
Volunteers
1) Volunteer Management
2) Program Development
3) Fundraising
4) Communication
5) CBR and PolicyOptions
Research
e.g., letter
writing,
community
organizing,
etc.
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Service Opportunities Form
Example: Opportunities Form
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
• Develop with partner
• Statement about
program
• Statement about the
work involved, including
intended benefits
• Clear and Concise
Writing Good Position & Project Descriptions
Placement Process
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Exercise: Draft a Position Description
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Enter Positions into BWBRS
• Enter prior to start of
each semester
• Make adjustments to
existing positions to
reflect any changes
• Add new position/
projects
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Example: Enter Partner & Position into BWBRS
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Advancing Positions into BWBRS
• Do this prior to start of
each semester
• Eliminates re-entry of
positions each semester
• Positions can then be
edited to reflect any
changes
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Example: Advancing Position into BWBRS
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Orienting Students to Service & Sites
• An orientation to prepare and
educate students in:
✓Philosophy of reciprocal
community partnerships
✓Background on local
community
✓The Developmental Model
✓Team and Community Building
Placement Process
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Matching Students to Sites
• Help students find their
placement through:
✓One-time service
projects
✓Shadowing
✓Community partner
presentations
✓Volunteer Fair
✓Site visits
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Managing Service Hours
• Expectations foster high-quality
service and accountability:
✓Community Learning
Agreement
✓Hour Logs
✓Service Accomplishments
✓Reflection and Evaluation
✓One-on-One Advising
Placement Process
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Writing a Good Community Learning Agreement
• Starting with a strong
position descriptions yields a
stronger CLA
• Student can inherit

position description
• Add Service Objective(s)
• Add Learning Goals
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Example: Entering a Community Learning Agreement
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Entering Hour Logs in BWBRS
• Weekly
• Enter all service and
training/meeting hours
• eSignatures by Student
• eSignatures by Site
Supervisor
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Example: Entering a Hour Log in BWBRS
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Placement Process
Entering a Service Accomplishment in BWBRS
• Each Bonner submits service
accomplishments at the end
of each semester
• Compare to service objectives
in Community Learning
Agreement (CLA)
• Used in 1:1 reflection with
students
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Example: Entering a Service Accomplishment in BWBRS
Gather
Student & Partner
Accomplishments
Manage
& Support
Students
Match &
Prepare
Students
Write/Update
Position & Project
Descriptions
Partner
Orientations
& Site Visits
Selecting
Lead
Partners
Placement Process
Summer Placements
Summer Service:
Expectations
• Bonner Scholars
• At least two Summer of
Service of 280 hours and
minimum of 7 weeks each
• Bonner Leaders
• Strongly encouraged
(some programs will require
and find additional funds)
Summer Service:

Types of PlacementsSummer Service:
Developmental Placements
Summer Service:

Types of Placements
First Summer
Close to home or school,
commuting to familiar site
Summer Service:
Developmental Placements
Summer Service:

Types of Placements
First Summer
Close to home or school,
commuting to familiar site
Second Summer
More intensive, perhaps
living in a new area
Summer Service:
Developmental Placements
Summer Service:

Types of Placements
First Summer
Close to home or school,
commuting to familiar site
Second Summer
More intensive, perhaps
living in a new area
Third Summer
Making career connections,
potentially going abroad
Summer Service:
Developmental Placements
Summer Service: Timeline
Jan/Feb
Summer Service Packet handed out; Bonners research on site
options, discuss interests in one-on-one meetings
March/Apr • Summer Service Application due
• Bonner Coordinator contacts summer service sites to
confirm placement
May • Bonner Scholar Summer Earning Stipends disbursed
June • Summer CLAs due
August • Summer Hour Logs/Site Evaluations due
September • Bonner Scholar Summer Service Earning Stipends disbursed
• Discuss summer service experience in first class or monthly
meeting
• Add new service sites and student reflections to the Summer
Service Binder
Summer Service: Sample Forms
• Site Approval Form
- Part I: Summer Service Information Sheet
- Part II: Summer Site Validation Checklist
- Part III: Summer Service Placement
Application
• Site Evaluation Form
• Reflection Guide
Summer Service: Managing Students
•Community Learning Agreements
• CLAs are written by the student to describe their specific position activities
for that particular term
• As a coordinator you want to make sure that this completed by each student
who has a summer placement
•E-Signatures
• An electronic method for site supervisors, campus administrators, and
Foundation staff to review and approve student hours
• As a coordinator you will need to ensure that all site supervisors are set up
to review and approve student hours
•Creating Partner Evaluation Forms
• Document used to measure the partnership over the summer, great for
assessment and setting expectations for next summer’s placement
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Community Partnerships: 2016 Bonner New Directors Meeting

  • 2. What We’ll Cover • Frameworks • Placement Process • Summer Placement Process
  • 4. • 8-10 hours/week of community engagement during school year • Full-time service internships during the 2-3 summers What does a Bonner do?
  • 5. Address unmet, community-defined human and environmental needs through intensive, long-term positions and capacity-building projects. What does a Bonner do?
  • 6. Grow and develop – along a student developmental model - which includes building the capacity of non- profits and communities What does a Bonner do?
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  • 11. 112 112 280 112 112 280 112 112 112 112 280
  • 12. 112 112 280 112 112 280 112 112 1,736 service hours112 112 280
  • 16. Community Partners: Three Types Partner Example
  • 17. Community Partners: Three Types Partner Example Service Provider Trenton Area Soup Kitchen 
 Get Set After School Program
  • 18. Community Partners: Three Types Partner Example Service Provider Trenton Area Soup Kitchen 
 Get Set After School Program Collaborative Trenton Healthy Food Network
 
 Mercer County Alliance to End Homelessness
  • 19. Community Partners: Three Types Partner Example Service Provider Trenton Area Soup Kitchen 
 Get Set After School Program Collaborative Trenton Healthy Food Network
 
 Mercer County Alliance to End Homelessness Campaign Elect Mayor Lempert Lobbying to Enact Local Wage Theft Ordinance
  • 23. “Collaboratives”: Four Levels Cooperation Coordination Collaboration
  • 24. “Collaboratives”: Four Levels Cooperation Coordination Collaboration Collective Impact
  • 25. Essential Elements Cooperation Coordination Collaboration Collective Impact Challenge / Problem Simple Moderately Complicated Complex: Technical solutions Highly Complex: Sytsems Change Vision and Relationships Basis for cooperation is usually between individuals but may be mandated. Organizations mission and goals are not considered Interaction is on an as needed basis with no time limit Individual relationships are supported by their organizations Mission and goals of the organizations are reviewed for compatibility Interaction usual around one specific project or task Commitment of the organization is fully behind the individuals involved Common, new mission and goals are created One or more projects are undertaken for longterm results A common agenda strongly agreed upon by all organizations and participants Shared vision and mission statement exist. Several projects developed for long term results. Structure, Responsibilities, & Communications Relationships are informal, each organization functions separately No joint planning is required Information is conveyed as needed Organizations assume new roles but still functions separately Some project specific planning is required Communications roles are established and channels for interaction created New structures and/or formal division of labor are created Comprehensive planning is required including measures of success Many levels of communication and channels for interaction are created Formal division of labor and resources, structures to share learning, and other mutually reinforcing activities exist Shared measurement: agreement on the ways success will be measured and reported Continuous communications, both formal and informal Authority and Accountability Authority resets solely with individual organizations Leadership is unilateral and control is central Authority rests on each organization but there is coordination Some sharing of leadership and control There is some shared risk, but most authority and accountability rests with each organization Authority is determined by the collaboration to balance ownership Leadership is dispersed and control is shared and mutual Equal risk is shared by all organizations A main coordinating backbone organization/structure exists Committees, teams, work groups have specific, jointly determined leadership roles and responsibilities Level of risk clearly understood by all, accountability exists at each organizational level Resources and Rewards Resources are separate Resources are acknowledged and can be made available for a specific project Resources are pooled or jointly secured for a longterm effort Organizations share in the products: more is accomplished together than individually. Shared resources are mobilized for longterm effort Organizations share in the products. Recognition is diffuse. Source: Adapted from: “Collaboration: What makes it Work” (Mattessich et al, 2001, p. 61); the Stanford Social Innovation Review article“Collective Impact”(John Kania & Mark Kramer, 2001); and the works of M. Blank, S. Kagan, and K. Ray. 4 C’s Rubric: From Cooperation to Collective Impact
  • 27. Organizational Workflow: Opportunities Plan • Needs & Asset Assessment • Issue Analysis
  • 28. Organizational Workflow: Opportunities Plan • Needs & Asset Assessment • Issue Analysis Decide • Model Programs • Policy Options • Resources
  • 29. Organizational Workflow: Opportunities Plan • Needs & Asset Assessment • Issue Analysis Decide • Model Programs • Policy Options • Resources Implement • Direct Client Service
 • Advocacy
  • 30. Organizational Workflow: Opportunities Plan • Needs & Asset Assessment • Issue Analysis Decide • Model Programs • Policy Options • Resources Implement • Direct Client Service
 • Advocacy Evaluate • Program Evaluation • On-Going Data Collection
  • 32. Community Partners: Student Roles Partner Role Tasks
  • 33. Community Partners: Student Roles Partner Role Tasks Service Provider Client Service e.g., tutoring, serving soup, etc.
  • 34. Community Partners: Student Roles Partner Role Tasks Service Provider Client Service e.g., tutoring, serving soup, etc. Program Coordinator Recruiting, Training, and Supervising Volunteers
  • 35. Community Partners: Student Roles Partner Role Tasks Service Provider Client Service e.g., tutoring, serving soup, etc. Program Coordinator Recruiting, Training, and Supervising Volunteers Organization Capacity Building 1) Volunteer Management 2) Program Development 3) Fundraising 4) Communication 5) CBR and PolicyOptions Research
  • 36. Community Partners: Student Roles Partner Role Tasks Service Provider Client Service e.g., tutoring, serving soup, etc. Program Coordinator Recruiting, Training, and Supervising Volunteers Organization Capacity Building 1) Volunteer Management 2) Program Development 3) Fundraising 4) Communication 5) CBR and PolicyOptions Research Collaborative
  • 37. Community Partners: Student Roles Partner Role Tasks Service Provider Client Service e.g., tutoring, serving soup, etc. Program Coordinator Recruiting, Training, and Supervising Volunteers Organization Capacity Building 1) Volunteer Management 2) Program Development 3) Fundraising 4) Communication 5) CBR and PolicyOptions Research Collaborative Campaign
  • 38. Community Partners: Student Roles Partner Role Tasks Service Provider Client Service e.g., tutoring, serving soup, etc. Program Coordinator Recruiting, Training, and Supervising Volunteers Organization Capacity Building 1) Volunteer Management 2) Program Development 3) Fundraising 4) Communication 5) CBR and PolicyOptions Research Collaborative Campaign Advocacy e.g., letter writing, community organizing, etc.
  • 43. Policy Research: Key Questions • What is the nature & extent of the problem? • What’s been tried in the past to address it? • What’s being done now? by whom? • What are the distinctly different solutions to addressing this issue?
  • 45. Community Partnership: Structures Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign
  • 46. Community Partnership: Structures Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign Role Client Service Program Coordinator Organization Capacity Building Advocacy
  • 47. Community Partnership: Structures Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign Role Client Service Program Coordinator Organization Capacity Building Advocacy Program Structure Clearinghouse/Directory Listings
  • 48. Community Partnership: Structures Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign Role Client Service Program Coordinator Organization Capacity Building Advocacy Program Structure Clearinghouse/Directory Listings Site/Issue-Based Teams
  • 49. Community Partnership: Structures Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign Role Client Service Program Coordinator Organization Capacity Building Advocacy Program Structure Clearinghouse/Directory Listings Site/Issue-Based Teams Bonner Capstone Projects
  • 50. Community Partnership: Structures Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign Role Client Service Program Coordinator Organization Capacity Building Advocacy Program Structure Clearinghouse/Directory Listings Site/Issue-Based Teams Bonner Capstone Projects Academic Structure Service-Learning Courses
  • 51. Community Partnership: Structures Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign Role Client Service Program Coordinator Organization Capacity Building Advocacy Program Structure Clearinghouse/Directory Listings Site/Issue-Based Teams Bonner Capstone Projects Academic Structure Service-Learning Courses Problem / Issue-Based Concentrations
  • 52. Community Partnership: Structures Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign Role Client Service Program Coordinator Organization Capacity Building Advocacy Program Structure Clearinghouse/Directory Listings Site/Issue-Based Teams Bonner Capstone Projects Academic Structure Service-Learning Courses Problem / Issue-Based Concentrations Certificate / Fellowship Internships
  • 54. Student-Led Campus-Wide Engagement: Coalition of Projects Campus Center Staff Site-Based Team Smith Elementary School Community Advisory Board Site-Based Team Soup Kitchen Site-Based Team WaterWatch Site-Based Team Adult Education Faculty, Administrators & Other Offices Site-Based Team Homeless Shelter Site-Based Team Senior Center Site-Based Team Immigrant Services
  • 57. Bonner Partnership Model • Intensive • Multi-year
  • 58. Bonner Partnership Model • Intensive • Multi-year • Developmental
  • 59. Bonner Partnership Model • Intensive • Multi-year • Developmental • Reciprocal: Agency staff committed to student development (co-educator)
  • 60. Student Roles: Rising Expectations
  • 61. Student Roles: Rising Expectations Exploration: intentional placements that provide exposure and result in additional commitment
  • 62. Student Roles: Rising Expectations Exploration: intentional placements that provide exposure and result in additional commitment Experience: solid programmatic role (Program Assistant or specific title)
  • 63. Student Roles: Rising Expectations Exploration: intentional placements that provide exposure and result in additional commitment Experience: solid programmatic role (Program Assistant or specific title) Example: issue/site-based team      leader or coordinator
  • 64. Student Roles: Rising Expectations Exploration: intentional placements that provide exposure and result in additional commitment Experience: solid programmatic role (Program Assistant or specific title) Example: issue/site-based team      leader or coordinator Expertise: capstone capacity building project
  • 66. Example: Developmental Progression Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service
  • 67. Example: Developmental Progression Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service Regular Coach students in School Garden Club
  • 68. Example: Developmental Progression Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service Regular Coach students in School Garden Club Team Help expand to other Schools in District
  • 69. Example: Developmental Progression Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service Regular Coach students in School Garden Club Team Help expand to other Schools in District Summer Manage summer program & plan for Fall
  • 70. Example: Developmental Progression Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service Regular Coach students in School Garden Club Team Help expand to other Schools in District Summer Manage summer program & plan for Fall Training Workshops for School Garden Cooperative
  • 71. Example: Developmental Progression Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service Regular Coach students in School Garden Club Team Help expand to other Schools in District Summer Manage summer program & plan for Fall Training Workshops for School Garden Cooperative Research School breakfast participation; Survey attitudes
  • 72. Example: Developmental Progression Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service Regular Coach students in School Garden Club Team Help expand to other Schools in District Summer Manage summer program & plan for Fall Training Workshops for School Garden Cooperative Research School breakfast participation; Survey attitudes Issue Brief School breakfast programs
  • 73. Example: Developmental Progression Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service Regular Coach students in School Garden Club Team Help expand to other Schools in District Summer Manage summer program & plan for Fall Training Workshops for School Garden Cooperative Research School breakfast participation; Survey attitudes Issue Brief School breakfast programs Forum Organize public forum on school breakfast
  • 74. Example: Developmental Progression Occasional Plant School Garden for Orientation Service Regular Coach students in School Garden Club Team Help expand to other Schools in District Summer Manage summer program & plan for Fall Training Workshops for School Garden Cooperative Research School breakfast participation; Survey attitudes Issue Brief School breakfast programs Forum Organize public forum on school breakfast Advocacy Prepare presentation to School Board
  • 76. Systems Organizations Programs Individuals & Places Mobilize students, faculty, staff, & community members to support individuals & places. Bonner Transformation Goals Community Change
  • 77. Systems Organizations Programs Train and support leaders who lead evidence-based programs and projects. Individuals & Places Mobilize students, faculty, staff, & community members to support individuals & places. Bonner Transformation Goals Community Change
  • 78. Systems Organizations Provide capacity-building support for organizations to improve effectiveness, efficiency, and resources. Programs Train and support leaders who lead evidence-based programs and projects. Individuals & Places Mobilize students, faculty, staff, & community members to support individuals & places. Bonner Transformation Goals Community Change
  • 79. Systems Provide capacity-building for collaboratives to achieve measurable community and systemic change. Organizations Provide capacity-building support for organizations to improve effectiveness, efficiency, and resources. Programs Train and support leaders who lead evidence-based programs and projects. Individuals & Places Mobilize students, faculty, staff, & community members to support individuals & places. Bonner Transformation Goals Community Change
  • 84. Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 85. Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 86. Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 87. Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 88. • Access to motivated, trained students serving 10 hours/ week for multiple years • Multi-level, team-oriented partnership • Serve important role as co- educators Partner View of Bonners Placement Process Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners
  • 89. Mapping Agencies • Proximity to Campus • Accessibility by walking, car, public transportation • Type of Agency: ✓public school ✓community group ✓government agency ✓coalition or collaboration Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 90. Identify Issues & Interests • Current areas of engagement • Pressing local community issues Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 91. Selecting Lead Bonner Partners • Location • Issues and Need • Strong Agencies Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 92.
  • 93. Partner Orientation & Site Visits •Introduce Bonner Model/Expectations ✓ Intensive (8-10 hrs/week) and multi-year (2-4 years) ✓ Developmental model ✓ Partners as co-educators •Communicate Reporting Process ✓ CLAs, Hour Logs, and Service Accomplishments ✓ Calendar — school year and summer ✓ Appropriate and inappropriate service projects Placement Process Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners
  • 94. • Direct Service Placements (1x, short-term, & weekly) • Project Coordinator • Capacity-Building Projects • Advocacy Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process Partner Types & Student Roles
  • 95. Partner Types & Student Roles Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process Partner Service Provider Collaborative Campaign Role Client Service Program Coordinator Organization Capacity Building Advocacy Tasks e.g., tutoring, serving soup, etc. Recruiting, Training, and Supervising Volunteers 1) Volunteer Management 2) Program Development 3) Fundraising 4) Communication 5) CBR and PolicyOptions Research e.g., letter writing, community organizing, etc.
  • 96. Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process Service Opportunities Form
  • 97. Example: Opportunities Form Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 98.
  • 99. • Develop with partner • Statement about program • Statement about the work involved, including intended benefits • Clear and Concise Writing Good Position & Project Descriptions Placement Process Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners
  • 100.
  • 101. Exercise: Draft a Position Description Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 102. Enter Positions into BWBRS • Enter prior to start of each semester • Make adjustments to existing positions to reflect any changes • Add new position/ projects Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 103.
  • 104. Example: Enter Partner & Position into BWBRS Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 105. Advancing Positions into BWBRS • Do this prior to start of each semester • Eliminates re-entry of positions each semester • Positions can then be edited to reflect any changes Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 106.
  • 107. Example: Advancing Position into BWBRS Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 108. Orienting Students to Service & Sites • An orientation to prepare and educate students in: ✓Philosophy of reciprocal community partnerships ✓Background on local community ✓The Developmental Model ✓Team and Community Building Placement Process Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners
  • 109. Matching Students to Sites • Help students find their placement through: ✓One-time service projects ✓Shadowing ✓Community partner presentations ✓Volunteer Fair ✓Site visits Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 110. Managing Service Hours • Expectations foster high-quality service and accountability: ✓Community Learning Agreement ✓Hour Logs ✓Service Accomplishments ✓Reflection and Evaluation ✓One-on-One Advising Placement Process Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners
  • 111. Writing a Good Community Learning Agreement • Starting with a strong position descriptions yields a stronger CLA • Student can inherit
 position description • Add Service Objective(s) • Add Learning Goals Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 112.
  • 113. Example: Entering a Community Learning Agreement Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 114. Entering Hour Logs in BWBRS • Weekly • Enter all service and training/meeting hours • eSignatures by Student • eSignatures by Site Supervisor Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 115.
  • 116. Example: Entering a Hour Log in BWBRS Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 117. Placement Process Entering a Service Accomplishment in BWBRS • Each Bonner submits service accomplishments at the end of each semester • Compare to service objectives in Community Learning Agreement (CLA) • Used in 1:1 reflection with students Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners
  • 118. Example: Entering a Service Accomplishment in BWBRS Gather Student & Partner Accomplishments Manage & Support Students Match & Prepare Students Write/Update Position & Project Descriptions Partner Orientations & Site Visits Selecting Lead Partners Placement Process
  • 120. Summer Service: Expectations • Bonner Scholars • At least two Summer of Service of 280 hours and minimum of 7 weeks each • Bonner Leaders • Strongly encouraged (some programs will require and find additional funds)
  • 121. Summer Service:
 Types of PlacementsSummer Service: Developmental Placements
  • 122. Summer Service:
 Types of Placements First Summer Close to home or school, commuting to familiar site Summer Service: Developmental Placements
  • 123. Summer Service:
 Types of Placements First Summer Close to home or school, commuting to familiar site Second Summer More intensive, perhaps living in a new area Summer Service: Developmental Placements
  • 124. Summer Service:
 Types of Placements First Summer Close to home or school, commuting to familiar site Second Summer More intensive, perhaps living in a new area Third Summer Making career connections, potentially going abroad Summer Service: Developmental Placements
  • 125. Summer Service: Timeline Jan/Feb Summer Service Packet handed out; Bonners research on site options, discuss interests in one-on-one meetings March/Apr • Summer Service Application due • Bonner Coordinator contacts summer service sites to confirm placement May • Bonner Scholar Summer Earning Stipends disbursed June • Summer CLAs due August • Summer Hour Logs/Site Evaluations due September • Bonner Scholar Summer Service Earning Stipends disbursed • Discuss summer service experience in first class or monthly meeting • Add new service sites and student reflections to the Summer Service Binder
  • 126. Summer Service: Sample Forms • Site Approval Form - Part I: Summer Service Information Sheet - Part II: Summer Site Validation Checklist - Part III: Summer Service Placement Application • Site Evaluation Form • Reflection Guide
  • 127. Summer Service: Managing Students •Community Learning Agreements • CLAs are written by the student to describe their specific position activities for that particular term • As a coordinator you want to make sure that this completed by each student who has a summer placement •E-Signatures • An electronic method for site supervisors, campus administrators, and Foundation staff to review and approve student hours • As a coordinator you will need to ensure that all site supervisors are set up to review and approve student hours •Creating Partner Evaluation Forms • Document used to measure the partnership over the summer, great for assessment and setting expectations for next summer’s placement