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This presentation includes the following topics: Program Start-up: Working with Financial Aid office, Setting expectations, BWBRS, program visibility, and staying connected
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2. What We’ll Cover
• Bonner Program: Setting Expectations
• Accountability & Tracking
• BWBRS
• Counting (Making the Case for) Community
Engagement
• Other Tracking Systems
• Bonner Program Visibility
5. Keys for a Successful Year
Set clear expectations for…
• Service Hours Requirement
• Explain what counts as service hours
6. Keys for a Successful Year
Set clear expectations for…
• Service Hours
Requirement
• Education & Training
• Leadership Roles
• Community Partnerships
What are some effective
practices to communicate
these expectations?
8. Communicate clear
expectations through . . .
• Orientation
• Handbook
• Member Agreement
• 1-on-1 Advising
• Skill-Building &
Community-Building
Activities
What are some effective
practices to communicate
these expectations?
9. • History of Bonner
• Bonner Student Development
• Bonner Expectations
• Code of Conduct
• Logging Hours on BWBRS
• Leave, Probation, Dismissal Policies
• Student Pro
fi
les
• Alumni Network
Bonner Student Handbook
12. Bonner Contract
Formal document that...
• Lists bene
fi
ts of
participations in the
Bonner Program
• List speci
fi
c program and
reporting requirements
• Included in Bonner
Program Handbook
• Signed by students
13. Managing Service Hours
• Expectations foster high-quality
service and accountability:
✓Community Learning
Agreement
✓Hour Logs
✓Service Accomplishments
✓Re
fl
ection and Evaluation
✓One-on-One Advising
Manage & Support Students
14. Entering Hour Logs in BWBRS
• Weekly
• Enter all service and training/
meeting hours
• eSignatures by Student
• eSignatures by Site
Supervisor or Program Staff
Manage & Support Students
15. Community Learning Agreement
Formal BWBRS and/or print
document that...
• Summarizes student
primary service site role
(avg 5+ hrs/wk), weekly
hour commitment,
service and learning
goals
• Created and signed each
semester by student, site
supervisor, and Bonner
staff
16. 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
Manage & Support Students
18. Logging
Service &
Training Hours
Online system for students
to...
• Log all service & training
hours
• Signed on set schedule
(usually each month) by
student, site supervisor,
and Bonner staff
21. How do you track community
engagement?
(Bonner & Campus-wide)
How you do you manage projects &
other information in your center?
22. BWBRS
Every Bonner should have
an account in BWBRS so...
• Student receive regular
email updates on events,
jobs, resources, & other
opportunities from
Bonner Foundation
• Bonner Foundation can
know who is in your
program
23. Other Tracking
Platforms
Many schools have
campus-wide tracking
platforms that Bonners also
use to log their hours &
impacts, including:
• GivePulse
• OrgSync
• MobileServe
30. Counting Community Engagement
Engagement Categories
Count By
Type
Students Hours
Impact in
$
1x Service Events 8 1,000 5,000 60,000
Weekly Service Partnerships 25 120 8,400 100,800
Volunteer Coordinators 15
5
50 8,100 97,200
Non-pro
fi
t & Public Sector Internships 40 40 11,200 134,400
Capacity-Building Projects 20 30 2,700 32,400
Social Action 2 20 400 4,800
TOTAL 95 1,260 35,800 $429,600.00
31. Training and Enrichment Tracking
Training and Enrichment Sessions:
• On Campus Workshop
• Off-Campus Workshop
• On campus Conference
• Off-Campus Conference
• Service Learning Course
• Non-Service Learning Course
• Community-Based Research Course
• Small Group Discussions
• Guest Speaker
34. Making the Case
A report highlighting the
impact of civic engagement
infrastructure on:
• Institution’s Reputation
• Enrollment
• Retention
• Completion
35. Counting Community Engagement Pathways
Total Students
Bonner Program 15
School Year Internship Program 40
Summer Internship Program 45
Department-Based Senior Capstones 50
Food Security Concentration 10
Social Justice Minor 15
PolicyOptions Research Fellows 15
190
37. Enhancing Visibility and Engagement
• Website
• Newsletters
• Video Content
• Email Updates
• Social Media
38. Bonner
Leadership Team
• Peer accountability
• Point of contact prior to
staff
• Designated roles and/or
structure
• Accountability chair,
intern, or committee