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OL 665 Module Two Journal Guidelines and Rubric

The journals in this course are private communications between you and the instructor. Approach your journals as an opportunity to reflect on and apply what you learn each week from the assigned readings, discussions, and activities. The journals are a chance to share your knowledge and expertise from your past educational and professional experiences. As a successful professional, you will need good reflection and writing skills. Journal activities offer you the opportunity to further develop these skills. Each journal assignment is graded individually.

Overview

During this module, you will plan an interview with a person from any level of the organization. You will use information from this interview for a journal assignment in Module Four and a short paper in Module Six. If possible, interview an employee, manager, or key volunteer. You may schedule interviews with more than one person. The person you interview may introduce you to other members of the organization if you visit an office for an in-person interview.

You must have the interviewee sign the  interview consent form  to make certain you have their permission to use their responses in your final project. Let the person know about the consent form when you schedule the interview. They may need to get approval to sign the agreement.

Consider using a virtual platform like Zoom, a phone call, or an email exchange if you are unable to schedule a face-to-face interview. Contact your instructor if you have questions about the assignment.

Note: Try to schedule the interview with an employee, manager, or key volunteer at the not-for-profit you have chosen for your final project. You may choose another charity nonprofit if you can’t schedule an interview with an employee, manager, or key volunteer at the organization you have chosen for your final project. An interview is required, but you have options.

Prompt

In your journal assignment, address the following  critical elements:

· Provide the  main elements of information about the person or people you will interview, including their names, roles in the organization, and any other information about what they have done.

· Describe the  rationale for choosing this person or people to interview and how the information gathered will add to the strategic analysis for the final project.

· Effectively incorporate  research from the organization’s website and other resources like news reports, government, and professional organization websites.

What to Submit

Submit your assignment as a Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. These journal assignments should be at least 250 words in length.

OL 665 Module Two Journal Guidelines and Rubric

The journals in this course are private communications between you and the instructor. Approach your journals as an opportunity to reflect on and apply what you learn each week from the assigned readings, discussions, and activities. The journals are a chance to share your knowledge and expertise from your past educational and professional experiences. As a successful professional, you will need good reflection and writing skills. Journal activities offer you the opportunity to further develop these skills. Each journal assignment is graded individually.

Overview

During this module, you will plan an interview with a person from any level of the organization. You will use information from this interview for a journal assignment in Module Four and a short paper in Module Six. If possible, interview an employee, manager, or key volunteer. You may schedule interviews with more than one person. The person you interview may introduce you to other members of the organization if you visit an office for an in-person interview.

You must have the interviewee sign the  interview consent form  to make certain you have their permission to use their responses in your final project. Let the person know about the consent form when you schedule the interview. They may need to get approval to sign the agreement.

Consider using a virtual platform like Zoom, a phone call, or an email exchange if you are unable to schedule a face-to-face interview. Contact your instructor if you have questions about the assignment.

Note: Try to schedule the interview with an employee, manager, or key volunteer at the not-for-profit you have chosen for your final project. You may choose another charity nonprofit if you can’t schedule an interview with an employee, manager, or key volunteer at the organization you have chosen for your final project. An interview is required, but you have options.

Prompt

In your journal assignment, address the following  critical elements:

· Provide the  main elements of information about the person or people you will interview, including their names, roles in the organization, and any other information about what they have done.

· Describe the  rationale for choosing this person or people to interview and how the information gathered will add to the strategic analysis for the final project.

· Effectively incorporate  research from the organization’s website and other resources like news reports, government, and professional organization websites.

What to Submit

Submit your assignment as a Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. These journal assignments should be at least 250 words in length.