Reflection Circles
*We are currently recruiting community volunteers to facilitate Reflection Circle sessions!
What are Reflection Circles?
Reflection Circles are discussion groups for students serving the greater Lansing community through a service-learning class. Instead of writing a reflection paper, students instead come to Reflection Circles, to have a discussion which links their service-learning experiences to personal growth, academic learning, and meeting their future professional goals. Reflection Circles are a partnership between the MSU Community Club and the MSU Center for Community Engaged Learning.
What would I do as a volunteer facilitator?
As a volunteer facilitator, you will:
- Work with an experienced partner to lead three Reflection Circle sessions during the semester (1 per month in February, March, and April); substitutes available as needed
- Receive orientation/training and an easy-to-use notebook of discussion activities
- Build relationships with 8 to 12 MSU students while facilitating reflection activities
All activities are held on MSU’s campus. Campus parking passes are provided for all facilitators.
Do I have what it takes to be a volunteer facilitator?
If you are a good listener, eager to support MSU students, and wish to make a positive difference through volunteering, this opportunity is for you!
How can I learn more?
Tina Houghton
Center for Community Engaged Learning
345 Student Services Building
(517) 432-3793