Submit Your Service Learning Experience Preflection, Reflection, and 3-Minute Reflections Video.Many business leaders “give back” to their communities by charitably donating their time and talents. Most will tell you that they receive more than they give, and grow from the exposure to new ideas and experiences. The majority of non-profit organizations rely on the generous support and expertise from the business community.For your service learning experience in this course, you will research a local (Tampa) non-profit organization of your choice that supports families, children, disadvantaged, animals, and the environment, etc. Hopefully you’ll want to apply your business skills to the volunteer organization after graduation. As future business leaders you have something to offer and something to gain from getting involved.You will choose a local service organization that can utilize your business expertise, and post your responses to the following Preflection questions in a 2-page, double-spaced paperWhat is service learning and social responsibility to you?Which service organization did you select?Why did you select this service organization?What do you think might happen during this project?What are you looking forward to?What do you think you might learn from this project?

The movie “The Martian” can be viewed through the framework of project management. There are two different but simultaneous projects going on in The Martian. One is the survival project of Mark Watney and the other is the project aiming to save him. Watney has the right skills for his survival project: he’s a botanist, he knows how to repair a broken Pathfinder and the most important thing is he doesn’t panic even in his first day alone on Mars. On the other hand, he’s not alone in this project. The members of the ‘remote’ team helping him are trying their best to achieve their goal. This is a good example for the importance of the communication between the team even if they are far away! The movie can be rented on YouTube for $3.99. Below is the link… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeZDLAaDYos For this assignment, as we watch the movie, you will be required to address the following questions and answer them.   Question #1 (1 full page) The definition of a project as provided by Pinto (2019): A project is a unique venture with a beginning and end, conducted by people to meet established goals within parameters of cost, schedule, and quality. A project can be considered to be any series of activities and tasks that: Have a specific objective to be completed within certain specifications Have defined start and end dates Have funding limits, if applicable Consume human and nonhuman resources, such as money, people, equipment Are multifunctional (i.e., cut across several functional lines) How does this definition fit the movie personalities and events versus just operations management? Question #2 (~3 pages or 1 page each process) Select 3 of the project management processes below. For each of the 3 you must 1) provide a brief description of each process, 2) describe how Mark Watney or one of the project teams manages this process, and 3) provide a specific example of the management of this process from the movie and why this is a good example. Perform Integrated Change Control Validate and Control Scope Control Schedule Control Costs Control Quality Control Resources Monitor Communications Monitor Risks Control Procurements Manage Stakeholder Engagement Question #3 (1/2 to 1 full page) Do you think Mark Watney is a champion? Why or why not?