- A college student has the ability to establish a non governmental organization and use it to enable social change
- social change - making a difference in how people interact with each other in society
- establish a non profit organization to change the system to which we live in
- if you see something that you want to change in the world you have to act upon that impulse
- five components to bring about social change through non profit organization
- one - characteristic attributes such as adaptibility and determination. willingness to start, fail, and start over
- as college students, we might be more willing to start this as we are still exploring - take a risk
- two - utilizing resources in college- advise of professors and faculty. allows the opportunity to work your interests into your program and your courses. college is a receptive audience
- three - interconnectedness - we can experience things in a first hand way. our generation allows us to participate in ways that other generations could not. Google Alerts. amplifies a students' audience and resources
- four - facebook effect - when people utilize the power of facebook properly it can make a difference. it is our news outlet. 800 million people have facebooks. 1 in every 9 people are connected
- five - organizational skills
- college student needs legal guidance and support for a non profit organization
- start a club on campus, get funding and programming help, utilize the audience
- the plan of action - 1. the prupose or mission statement 2. decide how it will be paid for 3. projects the organization wants to accomplish 4. timeline of events
- organizational skills are very important
- two conclusions:
- one - social change is very important to live a life of meaning, knowing that you made a difference to someone in the world
- two - things do not happen overnight, but if they have the dedication and the motivational drive it is possible to start a movement of social change. have a profound impact on a part of the world
Thursday, November 10, 2011
College Students Enacting Social Change
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