Summer of Service - Intern presentations - 2022.pptx

1. Order of Presenters:
Isabella Renzi, ‘25
Emma Van Gorder, ‘24
Amsata “AD” Diop, ‘24
Clyde Williams, ‘24
Grace Bott, ‘23
Isaiah Cotton, ‘24

2. Summer of
Service 2022
By: Isabella Renzi

3. What Did I Do?
3
Social Media and Program
Development Intern at the
Center for Community
Engagement and Service
Learning

4. 4
Social Media
◍ Later linkin.bio
◍ Pet/Plant Contest

5. 5
Organization
◍ Book Nook
◍ Voting Data
◍ CBR Projects

6. 6
Design
◍ New Posters
◍ Yard Signs
◍ HWS Votes Flyers

7. 7
Community
Engagement
◍ Geneva Reads
◍ What’s Next?

8. What I Learned
8
Geneva is a vibrant
community and there
are so many ways to
get involved!

9. Skills
9
Communicatio
n
Brainstorming
Organization
Design
Social Media
Collaboration

10. 10
Designing Your Life
Reflection:
◍ Chapter 6 on Life Design Interview
Actionable Takeaway:
◍ Meet people in fields I’m interested
in

11. Designing Your Life
Boys And Girls Intern

12. About Me
• Clyde Williams
• Rising Junior here at HWS
• Major in Social justice as a independent major
• With a minor in environmental studies
From Rochester NY

13. What I have gained throughout this
summer
• Through the boys and girls
club, I have be given the
opportunity to excel in my
expertise with kids and
how/work with kids through
all grades, from 1st – 6th grade
• This experience has allowed
me to grow within myself by
being exposed to a new
working environment and
having some experience later
in my life with my
profession, which is social
work.
From the time I have spent
being around these young
adults, it has been a
pleasure to have this
opportunity to try and
positively impact each and
everyone of there lives, As
it did for me.
Lastly this program has
allowed me to continue
what I have been
pushing for, and being
more of an advocate for
kids, that cannot
advocate for
themselves, which is
why I enjoyed this
work so much
I do it for them because
I never had an advocate
for myself growing up

14. Skills
1. Communication
2. Dedication
3. Patience
4. Enthusiasm
These four skills, are the highlight of the summer. And
when working with kids these are some of the most
important skills to attain because you are the lead
example for the kids and by showing these traits these
ideas will eventually wear off on them.

15. In conclusion
• First I wanted to thank all of the donors that made this intern possible because I am beyond blessed
with this opportunity to experience what my professional future holds
• I wanted to thank Katie as well as Pete for investing time into ensuring that we were all good for the
summer and just for being amazing all around, it was a fun and a enjoyable summer!
• As we look beyond college, and begin into our Life, this internship really focused my attention on the
idea, “Designing your Life” and what to expect in life, and how you can always become a better
person through your workspace if you continue to reflect on yourself

22. My Experience
When I was little, I used to go to summer camp
everyday for the entire summer.
While working here, it reminded me of all the fun
times I had each summer.
● I made new friends
● Learned about different games, activities, and
hobbies
● Gained social skills such as listening to
directions, getting out of my comfort zone,
and communication

23. As a staff…
● I gained a new perspective and
appreciation for summer camp
● I learned to be patient, assertive, a
leader, and a mediator
● I acquired knowledge about how to
deal with conflicts and resolve them

24. Future Career Plans
03
How the skills transfer to a
future career

25. Skills and Transfers
Problem Solving
Leadership
Being a leader is a skill I can use throughout my life and career. I
can apply it to careers in business, government, social work, and
more.
Problem solving and communication are extremely important skills in
work life and daily life. Being well versed in these areas can help
you build relationships and develop teamwork among co-workers.

26. Future Career
Goals
At HWS, I am double majoring in Economics and
Asian Studies with a minor in Math.
Three possible career goals I have are:
● Working in a foreign country as part of the
US Embassy
● Working for a Non-Government
Organization (NGO) to help people and the
community solve a social issue
● Being a publisher or editor for children’s
and YA books

27. Memora
ble
04
From ordinary days to field
trips

28. Picture of Camp

29. Ordinary Days
Many fond memories were made while going
through the day-to-day stations. Some of my
favorites are:
● Making crafts in the Art Room
● Playing Pool and Air Hockey with them
● Playing Roblox with them

30. Field Trips
Field Trips were just fun houses for the kids and
staff.
● Racing a kid at Altitude
● Playing in a Bouncy House at Horizon
● Helping a kid learn to roller skate
This friday we will go to Seabreeze with them!

31. Takeaw
ays
05
What my summer meant to
me

32. My Summer 2022
This summer I learned and experienced many things!
● I explored Geneva, appreciated summer weather, swam in
Seneca Lake for the first time, and ate at new restaurants
● I engaged and played with kids everyday
● I learned valuable life lessons such as being a role model, a
listener, and a mediator
● I remembered my time as a kid in summer camp
● I had an unforgettable summer!

33. More Pictures!

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Thank
you for
listening
!

43. Thank you interns, site supervisors,
donors, and campus colleagues!
660 South Main Street, Trinity Hall 203 (second
floor)
(315) 781-3825
serve@hws.edu
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