So far, the process for creating my documentary has been a long and stressful one. At first I went back and fourth about what to make my topic exactly. It was very hard to decide-- If I would be able to find enough information for one topic or the other. But once I came up with my topic, I found it challenging to decide what to make my controversy topic- or the problem. However, after awhile of thinking, I finally came up with something. I have also found it a challenge to find secondary sources and peer edited sources that relate Greek life and community service. I'm not sure if I haven't been looking in the right places, searching the right things or what, but it seems to always take me hours to find at least one article related to my topic. Also making everything flow together is a bit of a challenge to me. It is hard to think about that what I may think flows together perfectly, not everyone else will be able to follow. Some successes that I have had with my documentary was, in my opinion, that I could relate working with special needs at home, and I am also able to here at UK within my sorority. I volunteered at a special-needs prom last weekend and I now can't wait to talk about that. Another success is the people who are willing to do an interview for me for my documentary. I have learned many things about my community so far while doing this project. For example, I learned how much charities actually suffer in debt. I never realized that organizations as big as Red Cross would be in such debt, which relates to my project because of the sororities and fraternities that raise money for their philanthropies. I have also learned how participating in community service or philanthropy events increases your leadership.