#1 Salvation Army

One of the significant differences in the service experiences in Philadelphia versus those we have to work within on the team in Winfield, is the culture and environment we worked in. Compared toLæs mere
One of the significant differences in the service experiences in Philadelphia versus those we have to work within on the team in Winfield, is the culture and environment we worked in. Compared toLæs mere
While all the leaders we met at the service experiences are worth writing about, Wesley Tink is going to be the Philadelphian leader I want to discuss and elaborate on some. First and foremost, I findLæs mere
One example of a servant leader that I saw during the trip was the lady at ShareFoods who was assisting a mentally handicapped gentleman make boxes and perform other tasks so that we could continueLæs mere
What I am most interested in learning about myself is how I adapt to the culture and environment of Philadelphia and even how the others on the team manage to do so. I think for many people on theLæs mere
Personally, I think the best way I have learned to “treat every job as an adventure” like Kouzes and Posner said, was to simply maintain an open mind about the trip, the service work we did, andLæs mere
When the plane landed back in Wichita after a long, but good, week in Philadelphia, I can confidently say that this trip has had a positive influence on my skills as a leader and as a person. I feelLæs mere
As I have discussed in some of the other photo journal entries some, I think the prolonged exposure to the culture of Philadelphia will be the most significant new experience for myself. Having beenLæs mere
The first thing that I learned from the service work that helped me understand Philadelphia better were the variety of statistics dealing with those living in some of the low-income areas on the edgesLæs mere