Volunteer Reflections

Volunteer Reflection

Thank you for all of your time, effort, enthusiasm and dedication to volunteering with the SFU Surrey – TD CEC and contributing towards building healthier communities. We are so grateful for your work.

While you have been doing this work, we hope that you have been learning along the way! The below reflection is meant to uncover some of that learning, which will enable us to provide you with credit on you Co-Curricular Record.

This reflection will also help you articulate and solidify your own learning journey that you can continue to build on. Your answers to these questions will be sent to you by email once you have completed the reflection so you can use them for other purposes (ie. other job, volunteer, education or scholarship applications for example).

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Volunteer Reflection Survey

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Last Name

How did you hear about this opportunity?

What are three key things you learned through this experience? (Please answer in full sentences, min. 200 words)

Provide an example – a moment, or story – that showcases how you came to learn at least one of the key learnings you identified in the above question. Note that learning happens through both successes and challenges, so feel free to share a story about either (or both!). (Please answer in full sentences, min. 200 words)

How are these key learnings significant? In other words, how do you think they might apply in your life beyond this program? (Please answer in full sentences, min. 200 words)

Reflecting specifically on the Learning Objectives listed at the top of the survey, choose at least one of them, and explain how you have achieved that learning objective. Feel free to share an example of how you applied your learned skills in the program. (Please answer in full sentences, min. 200 words)

In light of the learning and experience gained through this program, what future goals do you have to further your own personal and professional development? (Please answer in full sentences, min. 200 words)

How has this experience contributed to your sense of civic responsibility and motivation to be involved in your community? (Please answer in full sentences, min. 200 words)

Would you be interested in volunteering in another SFU Surrey - TD Community Engagement Centre opportunity in the future? Yes No

Your reflections are amazing! Sometimes we use quotes from volunteer experiences to help us recruit other volunteers, or for our reports to funders, partners and university leaders. Are you comfortable with us using pieces of your reflection (which we would NOT attach your name to – it would be anonymous), to help us with these efforts? Yes No

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