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1. Think about people, organizations, agencies, or projects that need help in your neighborhood or city. List them below along with a description of how you can help. (2 points) 2. Explore each volunteer website and choose one volunteer project from each site. List each organization and describe each project. Explain why you selected each volunteer project. (2 points)

3. List three careers you are interested in, and note something specific you would like to learn about each of these careers. If you don't have any idea about what careers interest you, list three things you are good at and put down possible careers that use these skills. (3 points)

4. Using the employment websites, search for part-time jobs that relate to the career fields you are interested in pursuing or to your interests. List three jobs and describe each of them. (3 points)

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