KENNEDY COMMUNITY SERVICE BLOG 1

December Hours: 4 November hours: 8 In December, I completed 4 hours of community service. Community service helped me apply classroom learning to real-world situations. Due to this experience, I could gain a better understanding of academic subjects as a result. Since I was able to do this, it motivated me to engage with them on a deeper level. I worked at the City Park Amusement Area for Celebration in the Oaks, greeting patrons and taking pictures of their families at the entrance. I enjoyed interacting with customers. I got to know where they were from. It was a freezing night, but I was able to offer a warm gesture. I had so much fun interacting with them and getting to know them. I also enjoyed the visual aspects of the event, such as the lights, decorations, and rides. It was a fun experience that I will never forget. I told them about my situation, and how Tulane has been instrumental in presenting my life in a positive light.  Furthermore, I also lent a hand to my chu

In November, I allocated 8 hours for habitat for humanity and assisted my family in donating for Goodwill. I also built furniture for the Restore. I will continue to do community service more hours at city park for the fall season.  As a result of these service hours, I have demonstrated my passion, commitment, and sense of civic responsibility. As a volunteer, I help give back to the community and gain a greater understanding of the meaning and importance of life. It is essential for graduate students to participate in community service, as these hours can benefit both the institution and the students. It is through these hours that students can make a positive contribution to their communities as well as develop leadership skills, expand their professional network, and grow as individuals. The goal of graduate school is not only to study and conduct research but also to become a part of a community. As a result of participating in service activities, I have the opportunity to co