VRC
Sko Serve: Fall Welcome
Safety
Photos
Sko Serve Principles
100

What does the VRC stand for...

Volunteer Resource Center

100

What is Sko Serve: Fall Welcome?

A pre-arrival program that provides first year students the opportunity to actively engage in a community, both inside and outside of Boulder.

100

Who is allowed to drive to our service locations?

Only approved drivers (our Project leaders!)

100

What is the number one most important thing to do before taking pictures?

Ask consent!

100

How can we be effective volunteers (4 parts)?

Learn, Serve, Reflect, Repeat

200

The VRC is a ______ founded organization 

Student 

200

Who is on the trip? 

2 site leaders and 10 participants

200

What must you do while in the car to ensure a safe transportation experience?

Buckle your seatbelts, and don't distract the driver. 

200

What are some examples of vulnerable populations and communities that can be exploited by incorrect use of photography? Give one example (+100 for additional responses) 

People with disabilities, People experiencing homelessness, Folks battling addiction, other illnesses, People staying in shelters and hospitals, LGBTQIA, Immigration status/undocumented, Elders who may be less familiar with social media, People who are incarcerated/detained, People in line to pick up food at pantries, soup kitchens.

200

What are the 3 parts of the reflection model?

What, So what, Now what?

300

T or F: Sko Serve is the only program offered by the VRC

False 

300

How long is Sko Serve: Fall Welcome?

3 Days (August 19th-21st)

300

What should we do on sight to ensure safety? Give one example. (+100 points for extra examples) 

Wear proper attire, pay attention to directions, take a break when needed, don't do anything you find too difficult. 

300

What kinds of pictures should you be taking at our service sights? Give one example. (+100 for additional responses) 

Action shots, before and after shots, shout outs to the organization we are helping, pictures with consent and that raise awareness. 

300

'Sko Serve: Fall Welcome is a full engagement program; what does this mean?

All 'Sko Serve programs are drug, tobacco, and alcohol free. 

400

Where is the VRC located? 

The UMC (Fourth Floor, room 458) 

400

How are you transported to service in Sko Serve: Fall Welcome?

A 12-passenger van!

400

What is the buddy system?

You cannot go off alone at our service locations; always take a buddy with you and notify your PALs. 

400

What should good captions have? (+300 for an example of a good caption) 

Context (who, what, where, when, why), Raise awareness, Shout outs to organizations. 

400

What is the purpose of reorientation?

Transfer lessons learned by engaging in continued education, service, advocacy, and/or philanthropy.

500

What is the mission of the VRC? 

The Volunteer Resource Center fosters a culture of service by connecting CU Boulder to engagement opportunities that positively impact our communities. Through an educational framework of equity and inclusion, we develop socially responsible student leaders who understand, advocate for, and provide services to meet campus and community needs

500

What programs are included in 'Sko Serve: Fall Welcome, and how many programs are there?

2 Environmental Conservation groups, 2 Animal Welfare groups, 1 Housing Insecurity and Safety group, and 1 Food Insecurity group. 

500

How do we ensure safety with ourselves? Give one example. (+200 for additional responses) 

Get a proper amount of sleep, drink plenty of water, remember to take your medications/allergies, and practice self-care!

500

What are the positives and negatives of photos at service sights? Give an example of each. 

  • Photos can raise awareness and inspire action (positive) 

  • Photos can reinforce stereotypes about service and communities being served. (negative) 

500

What are the 8 components of a quality 'Sko Serve?

Strong direct service, alcohol and drug-free, diversity and social justice, orientation, education, training, reflection, reorientation.