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Overall, my impression of service-learning is that it was great. I had a great time, and got to learn a lot about myself. I made some new friends and I also got to catch up with some old friends.

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1. I can apply the communication skills I picked up during the Easter egg hunt when I had to talk to children and their parents.
2. I can apply this things I learned about myself such as working well under pressure and working well with others.
3. I can apply the feeling of comfortability I acquired by working in a new environment.

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1. I can work well under pressure.
2. I can work well with other people.
3. One negative thing I learned was that I need to know when it is time to stop joking around.
4. And finally, I should probably go pro in setting up tables.

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This is a picture of me doing what I did the most which is setting up tables.

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1. As I stated earlier I set up tables mostly for weddings and one silent auction.
2. One day during the Easter egg hunt at Discovery, I was apart of a station that handed out toys to children.
3. During the rubber duck race, I was in charge of guarding the prizes.

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My supervisor's name is Lauren Jones(pictured on the far right). She is the special events director at Discovery Park of America. She was a great boss to have, and she made experience at discovery a more enjoyable one.

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UNION CITY, Tenn. -- Discovery Park of America was the recipient of six awards at the Southeast Festivals and Events Association's (SFEA) Kaleidoscope Awards in Murfreesboro on Feb. 26.

The ceremony was held in conjunction with the 15th Annual SFEA Conference. Top festivals and events throughout the southeast were recognized for their outstanding contribution to the events industry.

Discovery Park of America received a gold award for the "Best Event within an Event," for its Kid's Noon Year's Eve Party. The park took home three silver awards including "Best Vendor/Supplier" honoring Little Caesars of Union City; "Best Sponsor" honoring Crosswind Church in Union City and "Best Photograph," taken by Discovery Park's staff photographer, Luke Johnson, and submitted by graphic designer Carly Christianson. The two additional awards bestowed on Discovery Park included a bronze award for "Best Creative Idea," featuring the park's Escape Room, and the "Best Marketing Campaign" for the campaign designed to tout the Bugs Traveling Exhibit.

Discovery Park of America is located at 830 Everett Blvd. in Union City. You can see the complete 2018 Calendar of Events, including upcoming educational and entertaining events, by visiting the website at www.discoveryparkofamerica.com. The park is open Tuesdays through Sundays from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. and is a unique blend of history, science, architecture, art and fun.

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Union City's Discovery Park gains six awards

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UNION CITY, Tenn. -- Discovery Park of America was the recipient of six awards at the Southeast Festivals and Events Association's (SFEA) Kaleidoscope Awards in Murfreesboro on Feb. 26. The ceremony was held in conjunction with the 15th Annual SFEA Conference. Top festivals and events throughout the southeast were recognized for their outstanding contribution to the events industry.