Project S.H.I.N.E.
Project S.H.I.N.E. gives service-learning students the opportunity to tutor elder immigrants in practical English and citizenship.
Training sessions are mandatory.
We offer ONE session to prepare new tutors – our combined Orientation & On-Site Training.
You must register for S.H.I.N.E. and for Service-Learning before attending (see instructions below). The Orientation segment covers program requirements, intake protocols, and shift-scheduling. The On-Site Training segment features immigration and naturalization information, exercises on aging and cultural sensitivity, curriculum ideas, and tips for developing yourself as a tutor.
When: Saturday, February 1, 2020, 8:45am – 11:30am
Where: Our Saturday site: Kukui Gardens, 420 N King St. #107. A map and parking instructions will be linked near the end of the S.H.I.N.E. registration page online.
To sign up,
Step 1: If you know you can commit to all of the requirements described in the sections above, register here. Registration closes on the day before Orientation. Be sure to click “submit” AND view/print the map with parking instructions.
Step 2: Register for service-learning online. Print the Connection/Waiver form and bring it to Orientation.
Step 3: Participate in S.H.I.N.E. Orientation & On-Site Training as described above. BE ON TIME. Attending the session in full is mandatory, and no make-up sessions will be available.
Bring your Connection/Waiver form (printed upon registering for service-learning online) to orientation. Also, bring a black pen and $5 for a field book (purchase is optional).
The second mandatory S.H.I.N.E. training is ur mid-semester Reflection Workshop.
It provides a forum for any problems and observations that may have arisen during the first few weeks of tutoring and allows students to “own” S.H.I.N.E. by developing it together. It also provides help for writing reflection papers and focuses on learning from our learners. Bring a pen and paper for note-taking. Prepare to share techniques that are working for you, as well as something you’ve learned from and/or about your students thus far.
When: Saturday, February 29, 2020, 3:30–5:30 PM
Where: Chaminade University, Hale Hoaloha, room 103
Malama i na Ahupuaa (MINA)
Malama i na Ahupuaa project is about traditional Hawaiian use of land and water and understand why this knowledge is important today.
Orientation
Orientation and commitment to the minimum requirements are important. See MINA calendar and review requirements on the MINA website.
- Register for service-learning online.
- Attend an orientation (no RSVP is needed). Check the MINA website for orientation dates.
- Bring your Connection/Waiver form (printed upon registering for service-learning online) to orientation.
- Complete and return the Connection/Waiver form to the Service-Learning Office. You’ll then receive a timesheet to log your hours.
Notes
- Chaminade does not count orientation, training and reflection time as service hours.
- If you missed the orientation but would like to participate this semester, check with the site coordinators/Director (Dr. Ulla Hasager) to see if it’s still possible to join. Email csssl@hawaii.edu.
Papakolea Community Park
Papakolea Community Park program needs volunteers to help tutor and mentor keiki, in the heart of a Native Hawaiian Homestead Community.
Orientation
- Register for service-learning online.
- Attend an orientation (no RSVP is needed). Check the MINA website for orientation dates.
- Bring your Connection/Waiver form (printed upon registering for service-learning online) to orientation.
- Complete and return the Connection/Waiver form to the Service-Learning Office. You’ll then receive a timesheet to log your hours.
When: TBD
Where: Chaminade University, Wesselkamper Science Center, room 120
Notes
- Although orientation is on campus, the site is located at 2150 Tantalus Drive, Papakolea Community Center (at Papakolea Park) first-floor library. Ample free parking is usually available on the street.
- In case of emergency schedule changes, contact Ms. Kaapuni at kaapuni13@gmail.com or (808) 861-1919
