CSL Community Engagement & Service 5

Question 1

A student organization submits a grant proposal to fund a community garden. Funders require a logic model. What does a logic model primarily describe?

Accepted Answer

The logical sequence from inputs and activities to outputs and outcomes

Answer

A logic model maps the causal chain from resources and activities through outputs to short- and long-term outcomes.

Question 2

Which of the following is an example of advocacy as a form of community engagement?

Accepted Answer

Testifying at a city council meeting about affordable housing policy

Answer

Advocacy involves speaking out to influence policy and systemic change, such as testifying before lawmakers or government bodies.

Question 3

Which ethical principle requires that a student leader disclose potential conflicts of interest when managing a community service project?

Accepted Answer

Transparency and integrity

Answer

Transparency and integrity require disclosing personal interests that could bias decisions, ensuring trust in the leadership process.

Question 4

A campus service-learning course requires students to complete 20 hours with a community partner. If a student finds the work unchallenging, the most growth-oriented response is to:

Accepted Answer

Ask the site supervisor for expanded responsibilities that align with course learning goals

Answer

Proactively seeking more meaningful engagement demonstrates initiative and deepens the service-learning experience.

Question 5

Community coalitions are most effective when they include which types of stakeholders?

Accepted Answer

Diverse stakeholders including community residents, organizations, and institutions

Answer

Effective coalitions draw on the perspectives of all affected parties, including residents who experience the issue firsthand.

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CSL Community Engagement & Service 5