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Education and Reflection - Bonner Capstone Series

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Capstone Curriculum


Overview  |  Guides  |  Training Modules  |  Campus Examples  |  Documents to Download


 

Below are the modules for each of the eight semester workshops to lead your Bonners to developing and executing a capstone-level project. We have incorporated these into a Capstone Project Webinar Series on the Bonner Learning Community platform which you can use with your Bonners.

https://bonner.mn.co/courses/3113881/content

 

First Year 

Capstone #1

Explore Your Palette: An Introduction to the Bonner Capstone: This is part one (of 8) of a series for Bonner Scholars and Leaders to build a community engaged capstone that builds capacity for a community partner. In this workshop, participants identify their own passions and interests, or “capstone palette.” They explore the concept of a “sweet spot” and how they might integrate various interests with service. 

 

Trainer Guide

PDF Version: Capstone #1 Session 2020-Exploring Palette.pdf

Pages Version: Capstone #1 Session 2020-Exploring Palette.pages

 

Presentation

Note: Be sure to download the accompanying slides. Three formats are available here. 

Keynote Version: Capstone #1 Create Your Capstone Palette Presentation.key

Powerpoint Version: Capstone #1 Create Your Capstone Palette Presentation.pptx

PDF Version: Capstone #1 Create Your Capstone Palette Presentation.pdf

First Year Capstone #2

Primary Colors: Building a Foundation for a Bonner Capstone: This is part two (of 8) of a series for Bonner Scholars and Leaders to build an integrative community engaged signature capstone. In this workshop, participants revisit their palette to identify the “primary colors” or ideal components of their future capstone project. They discuss how capstones can integrate their service, career, and personal interests. This is designed for freshmen, to get them thinking about the future.

 

Trainer Guide

PDF Version: Capstone #2 Session Final-Primary Colors.pdf

Pages Version: Capstone #2 Session Final-Primary Colors.pages

 

Presentation

Note: Be sure to download the accompanying slides. Three formats are available here.

Keynote Version: Capstone #2 Primary Colors Presentation.key

Powerpoint Version: Capstone #2 Primary Colors Presentation.pptx

PDF Version: Capstone #2 Primary Colors Presentation.pdf

 

Second Year Capstone #3

Capacity Building and Its Link to Capstones: This is part three (of 8) of a series for Bonner Scholars and Leaders to complete an integrative community engaged signature capstone by graduation. In this workshop, students learn about capacity building and explore the types of capacity-building projects they might later do for a community partner. It positions them to identify project possibilities that might fit with their partner, studies, capabilities, and interests.

 

Trainer Guide

Pages Version: Capstone #3 Session Final-Capacity Building.pages

PDF Version: Capstone #3 Session Final-Capacity Building.pdf

 

Presentation

Note: Be sure to download the accompanying slides. Three formats are available here.

Keynote Version:  Capstone #3 Session Presentation.key

Powerpoint Version:   Capstone #3 Session Presentation.pptx

PDF Version:   Capstone #3 Session Presentation.pdf

Second Year

Capstone 

#4 

Your Capstone Development Plan (CDP): This is part four (of 8) of a series for Bonner Scholars and Leaders to build an integrative community engaged signature capstone. It is intended for sophomores or juniors to help them work through potential capacity-building projects they might do in connection with a partner or community need. In this workshop, participants create a strategy for finalizing their capstone project, including narrowing down the partner, project, and advisor(s).

 

Trainer Guide

Pages Version: Capstone #4 Session Final-CDP.pages

PDF Version:    Capstone #4 Session Final-CDP.pdf

 

Presentation

Note: Be sure to download accompanying slides. Three formats are available here.

Keynote: Capstone #4 Session Presentation.key

Powerpoint: Capstone #4 Session Presentation.pptx

PDF: Capstone #4 Session Presentation.pdf

Third Year Capstone #5

Your Capstone Nuts and Bolts: This is part five (of 8) of a series for Bonner Leaders to build an integrative community engaged signature capstone. In this workshop, students learn about campus and network resources available to them to create and complete a capstone project. With specific sessions for both Scholars and Leaders, students identify project funds and resources. Students learn practical tips to secure and involve staff and/or faculty advisors. 

 

Trainer Guide

Pages Version: Capstone #5 Session Nuts Bolts Integrated.pages

PDF Version: Capstone #5 Session Nuts Bolts Integrated.pdf

 

Presentation

Note: Be sure to download accompanying slides for either your Bonner Scholar or Bonner Leader Program. Three formats (of each) are available here.

 

Bonner Scholar Keynote: Fundraising 101- Scholars.key

Bonner Scholar Powerpoint: Fundraising 101- Scholars.pptx

Bonner Scholar PDF: Fundraising 101- Scholars.pdf

 

Bonner Leader Keynote: Fundraising 101- Leaders.key

Bonner Leader Powerpoint: Fundraising 101- Leaders.pptx

Bonner Leader PDF: Fundraising 101- Leaders.pdf

 

Third Year Capstone #6

Bonner Capstone Proposal and Work Plan: This is part six (of 8) of a series for Bonner Scholars and Leaders to build an integrative community engaged signature capstone. Students finalize the components of their capstone projects. By the end of this workshop, students have a complete proposal and are ready to begin in the following semester. NOTE TO STAFF: Download and edit the checklists and forms to match your program's expectations and processes.

 

Trainer Guide

Pages Version: Capstone #6 Proposal.pages

PDF Version: Capstone #6 Proposal.pdf

Fourth Year

(or earlier if doing Junior Capstones)

Capstone #7

Reflecting on Your Project, Learning, and Impact: This is part seven (of 8) of a series for Bonner Scholars and Leaders to build an integrative community engaged signature capstone. In this workshop, participants troubleshoot challenges they may face in crafting a project deliverable. 

 

Trainer Guide

Pages Version:  Capstone #7 Session-Blueprints.pages

PDF Version: Capstone #7 Session-Blueprints.pdf

Fourth Year (or earlier if doing Junior Capstones) Capstone #8

Sharing and Leveraging Your Bonner Experience:

This is part eight (of 8) of a series for Bonner Scholars and Leaders to build an integrative community engaged signature capstone. In this workshop, participants discuss ways to translate and share their capstone and Bonner experience to broader audiences, including employers and graduate school applications.

 

Trainer Guide

Pages Version:  Capstone #8 Session-Legacy.pages

PDF Version: Capstone #8 Session-Legacy.pdf

 

Presentation

Pages:  Capstone #8 Legacy Presentation.pages

PDF: Capstone #8 Legacy Presentation.pdf