Continuation in the field of Nursing for the Professional Applications in Service Learning: A first look at volunteeringA.What difficulties or challenges do you anticipate as you prepare your journal entries throughout this course? For your first response to this Discussion Forum, give your answer to this question. Then for your other responses this week, read the responses of your fellow students and give them some feedback and some suggestions as to how they might solve or avoid the problems they are anticipating. Hopefully someone will also have some suggestions for you.Word count:150-200 wordsB.By this time, you have been to your volunteer site at least once, maybe several times. From what you have seen so far, what theories, research findings, concepts, or other knowledge in your field do you think will be most applicable to your volunteer experience? Explain your reasons for thinking this. As you look at the responses of other volunteers, especially those in the same major as you, what are your thoughts about what they wrote? Can you understand why they wrote what they did? Can you suggest other theories, concepts, research findings, etc. that they didn’t think of? If so, explain to them why you think these other ideas might help their volunteer experienceWord count:200-200 wordsC.Meet with the human resources director or the hiring person at your site. (If there is no one with that title, speak with whoever does some of the interviews of prospective new employees.) Ask that person at least five questions to find out his/her best and worst interview experiences. Describe the five questions that you asked and the answers that you received when you met with the human resources director or hiring person at your site.Word Count: 150-200 wordsD.What interview types did this person describe? For example, consider the screening, the selection, the group, the competitive, the panel, or the stress interview types.Word Count: 150-200 wordsContinuation in the field of Nursing for the Professional Applications in Service Learning: A first look at volunteeringA.What difficulties or challenges do you anticipate as you prepare your journal entries throughout this course? For your first response to this Discussion Forum, give your answer to this question. Then for your other responses this week, read the responses of your fellow students and give them some feedback and some suggestions as to how they might solve or avoid the problems they are anticipating. Hopefully someone will also have some suggestions for you.Word count:150-200 wordsB.By this time, you have been to your volunteer site at least once, maybe several times. From what you have seen so far, what theories, research findings, concepts, or other knowledge in your field do you think will be most applicable to your volunteer experience? Explain your reasons for thinking this. As you look at the responses of other volunteers, especially those in the same major as you, what are your thoughts about what they wrote? Can you understand why they wrote what they did? Can you suggest other theories, concepts, research findings, etc. that they didn’t think of? If so, explain to them why you think these other ideas might help their volunteer experienceWord count:200-200 wordsC.Meet with the human resources director or the hiring person at your site. (If there is no one with that title, speak with whoever does some of the interviews of prospective new employees.) Ask that person at least five questions to find out his/her best and worst interview experiences. Describe the five questions that you asked and the answers that you received when you met with the human resources director or hiring person at your site.Word Count: 150-200 wordsD.What interview types did this person describe? For example, consider the screening, the selection, the group, the competitive, the panel, or the stress interview types.Word Count: 150-200 words