TEAM FLYING COWCI NDY SHI

WES CAMPB ELLMADD IE HOUTS

COLE D E FORESTERIK VEROFF

FUJ I A GE

Helping the Hungry

Introduction

4, 5, 7The hungryPreview

Social need History Outcome Analysis

Social Need

Food is a necessity3.6 seconds1 million4 million

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History of Project (St. Mary’s)

Founded in 1967John van Hengel“dumpster diving”First year – 250, 000

lbs. Now – 72 million lbs.

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History of Project (Ours)

HandsonPhoenix Suffered as a team

Travelled as a teamSalvagers

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Outcome of Project

3, 665 lbs.Team work Became closer Gain

appreciation volunteering food

Analysis of Group Function

Group Tensions Primary Secondary Tertiary

Group Norms Healthy group

environment

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Analysis of Member Roles Erik Veroff

Emergent leader Autocratic

Action -oriented Cindy Shi

Informal leader Democratic

People-orientedWes Campbell

Emergent leader Democratic

Content- oriented

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Analysis of Member Roles

Cole de Forest Maintenance Role Laissez – Faire

Maddie Houts Emergent leader

Autocratic Time – oriented

Fujia Ge Maintenance Role Transitional Leadershiphttp://www.ideachampions.com/weblogs/05.21.10-5-Ideas-

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Application of Class Concepts

Secondary Group Committee

Ad Hoc Committee Some groupthinkAgenda at meetingsComputer Mediated

Communication Collaboration

Conclusion Social needHistoryOutcomeAnalysis of how group

functionedAnalysis of member

roles

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Class Discussion

What can you do to help the hungry?

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“No one has ever become poor by giving.”– Anne Frank