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    Community Snapshot Reflection The community snapshot taught me several things. It taught me how important a sense of community is for the families that attend Davis Magnet School. Davis selects its students from a lottery from families that live in the Newport Mesa Unified School District. This means that this is not a neighborhood school and the school itself must create a feeling of a close community. The school has a daily school wide flag salute to celebrate birthdays, make announcements

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    the way you communicate with people changes depending on who you are talking to and where you are? A speech community is a group of people who share a similar vocabulary and similar rules of language. These communities are often found in schools, places of work, homes, churches, and even on the internet. A speech community occurs wherever there are people. A very interesting speech community in my life happens at the place I work. It's a restaurant called Subzero. Subzero is a restaurant that sells

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    choosing of service learning. When I consider all the rewards of volunteering for a community organization, the pride and joy of feeling like I am assisting the community is also part of the spoils that benefit my own interests. Volunteering gives me an excuse to feel good about myself while furthering my own goals. With how busy my life is right now, I would have never considered going out to help the community. Now that it’s a part of my academics, I can attempt to give back and help others. I

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    Caring for Populations: Milestone1: Community Windshield Survey Form Directions: Please refer to the Milestone 1: Community Windshield Survey Guidelines and grading rubric found in Doc Sharing for specific instructions in order to complete the information below. This assignment is worth 150 points. Type your name above and your answers below directly on this form. Click Save as and save the file with the assignment name and your last name (e.g., “NR443 Windshield Survey Form_Smith”). When you

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    The term community is a more than geographic boundaries. It is a group of people sharing something in common. According to (Miller and Hess 1998), community is a shared sense of ownership and pride in a given place or environment. Police community relation is defined as attitudes and behaviors between the police and the communities they serve. They can range from positive to negative. It is true that poor relation between the community and the police can lead to resentment, cynicism and fear

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    Serving the Community At times, life can become difficult. Through the obstacles I had to undergo, I know I will be able to overcome whatever is placed in front of me. After going through hard situations, I have come to realize the importance of giving back to the community. Being a volunteer has shaped me to become a better person and has given me a greater sense of appreciation. Those my age often take simple things for granted, such as a roof over their head. Seeing those in need, whether it

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    I decided to visit the Greenville Community Shelter. The community shelter is located on 207 Manhattan Ave, Greenville, North Carolina. The mission of this facility is to “serve the poor and homeless in a continuum of care from basic shelter to prevention that empowers clients to achieve and maintain lives of self-sufficiency”. (GreenvilleCommunityShelter.org) This facility is known as an emergency shelter facility only. As an emergency shelter, it is only open on a nightly basis from 6 pm-8pm on

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    Community Blood Drive

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    I believe that community is essentially the atmosphere that not only you can call home for yourself, but an environment where others, regardless if already established as a part of your community or brand-new to area, have equal access to nourished growth and opportunities to explore and connect with one another. Coming to Pomona College, from North Carolina, was a daunting transitioning for me and honestly had a me a little worried in regards to how I would have the chance to meet new friends and

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    Community Practice

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    What is your present understanding right now about what community practice and organizational practice entails? Community practice is rooted from traditions extending from the settlement house movement, the charity organization movement and other organizations, developments, cultures and ethnic and racial groups. Community practice social work focuses on improving quality of life, extension and implementation of human rights, advocacy, human social and economical development, service integration

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    Community Bond

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    Community Bonds According to Laureate Education (Producer), n.d.), people shape their city, by where they settle and within that settle area, communities develop a social economic class, racial and ethnic identity. Services in communities, such as stores, markets, businesses, also help to build a distinctive geography, agriculture, and cultural area. In Toronto, cultural communities are recognized in the city by their names, for instance, Little Italy, Chinatown, Portugal Village, Little Jamaica

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