Evan Maun

@PierisAshton Thanks Chief

@EvanMaunUW interned with the U.S. Forest Service working with 12-15 year olds Encouraging Stewardship and Fighting Ecophobia Through Service Learning! #POEcap #Envir490

@evanmaunuw’s time as part of the #QuilceneRangerCorps on #HoodCanal highlighted the potential for #servicelearning with kids to foster #stewardship, connect them to #nature and fight #ecophobia @forestservice #POEcap 🌲

Sick lightning talks so far! #POEcap

@ashleylee_98 Thanks dawg my backpack even got the cameo 💯

@KaelynThede Thanks for letting me talk your ear off abt service learning dawg #POEcap

@EvanMaunUW is presenting an interesting poster about his work facilitating service learning work with kids for his #POEcap great job!

@EvanMaunUW interned with @forestservice in #HoodCanal to lead #serviceLearning as part of the #QuilceneRangerCorps. Learn more about his work at the @uwpoe Capstone symposium TODAY (Nov 20). Follow along with #POEcap! Details -> buff.ly/2OqObSR

#POEcap today 4:30-8 this evening in the fishery commons! Come see what I was doing all summer when I was off the map 💯💯 come see all the cool projects my peers in the program did too‼️

@alex_zhen Excellent question Alex! I enjoyed working with PNTA the most as they were best trail work organization!

@EvanMaunUW (W6) Wow it seems like you worked with many organizations. Which one did you find the most interesting? #ENVIR492

Neither have a Twitter but I worked closely with both the Pacific Northwest Trail Association and the Backcountry Horsemen in addition to the National Forest Service!

The capstone Q&A participants had some excellent questions about the largest difficulties/challenges which for me was certainly time management and the overwhelming busyness of working through the project along with my lack of technology resources over the summer!

Well since I haven’t been keeping up with tweeting here we go 🗣

#servicelearning and #experientiallearning are both good hashtags pertaining to my project!

I also learned I like working for the forest service and hope to work in public outdoor recreation in the future

I also learned that I do enjoy teaching, and it was definitely an exercise in patience!

Some of the biggest takeaways for myself from this internship were that working with kids definitely has its drawbacks and rewards

He clearly isn't active on here but I really enjoyed reading Service-learning: A balanced approach to experiential education by @AndrewFurco

Past the fact of my project, however, does anyone have any #servicelearning experiences in the past that they remember from middle or high school?

I found this article on the pedagogy behind service learning very interesting! mdpi.com/2071-1050/5/10…

I focused on the importance of service learning in my project and some relevant leaders in the field who's work I read were Andrew Furco and Shelley Billig.