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INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES
ASK BIG QUESTIONS If you would like to register for the Ask Big Questions event, please register here: fsu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_cGXcT9klDYAZ5hb.
FSU BIKE SAFETY CLASS Learn the ins and outs of biking around campus safely! Bicycles and helmets are NOT provided. Please register here. The class will be held Friday, August 21 at 10:00am at the Integration Statue.
ASLC KNOW YOUR CAMPUS INSIDE OUT If you would like to be included in the Askew Student Life Center's Annual Involvement Fair and have a table for your organization at this event, please contact the ASLC's Special Events Chairs ([email protected]) with your organization's name & what you'd like to provide for the event. The "Know Your Campus Inside Out" Involvement Fair is scheduled for September 18, coinciding with our screening of the new Pixar animated feature, Inside Out. It is also strongly recommended that your organization provides something interactive for table visitors!
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
It’s About…
Leadership Community Advocacy Change Citizenship Action Acceptance Participation Vision Awareness Justice Civility
EXPERIENCE TALLAHASSEE FESTIVAL On Saturday, August 29th, there will be a welcome back to Tallahassee event held at Cascades Park, called Experience Tallahassee Festival. This is a community-wide, collaborative effort between FSU, FAMU, TCC, the City of Tallahassee, Leon County and several others. There will be bus and trolley shuttles by Star Metro to the location, a DJ on stage, marching bands, dance teams, cheerleaders and other performances, food trucks, inflatables, messages from city/county officials, and dozens of vendors, local businesses and nonprofit organizations manning tables throughout the park. The Center for Leadership and Social Change (CLSC or the Center) will have a table at this event! CLSC needs student volunteers to represent the Center, man the table, and be a major presence at this event. Volunteers must be involved with the Center and familiar enough with our programs and services to share information with the public. Students are encouraged to wear their “Center t-shirts” for this event. Set up begins at 5:00pm and the event gets under way at 5:30pm. The event will conclude by 10:00pm. Those interested need to contact Heather Stitely at [email protected] to sign up for one of the following shifts: Early/Set-up shift (5:00pm – 8:00pm), Middle-shift (6:00pm – 9:00pm), and Late/Breakdown shift (7:00pm – 10:00pm). CLSC needs students who are already van-trained and that have building access to the Center, especially for the early and late shifts.
SCIENCE FESTIVAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY Volunteers are needed for a family friendly Science Festival at Lake Ella Park on Saturday, October 3 from 10:00am to 2:00pm. It is free and open to the public. Volunteers will help set-up, break down, direct traffic, clean up, be a friendly face, and more. If you or members of your organization would like to volunteer at the festival, email Bill Grace at [email protected].
TRUE P.I.E.C.E.S. True P.I.E.C.E.S., Inc. is a non-profit organization that is dedicated in cultivating and educating children into future leaders through mentoring. True P.I.E.C.E.S. is able to support students all across America through their e-mentoring web-based software. Volunteers are able to be anywhere in the world and mentor students through technology communication. Their software is safe and secure, and provides several features in tracking data, goals, reports, and other aspects for mentors and mentees. If you have access to a computer, telephone, or tablet you are able to serve as a “Planet Shaker” today. For more information, please visit truepieces.org or contact Brandi Gray at (601) 507-8703 or [email protected] or sign up at truepieces.org/volunteer.
INTERNSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS,
& PAID OPPORTUNITIES
LIVING HISTORY POSITIONS Mission San Luis is seeking individuals who are able to join a team of dedicated living history interpreters. An interest in and knowledge of historic sites and museums is a plus. The ability to learn the history and culture of the 17th and early 18th century Apalachee and Spanish residents of San Luis is essential. Work schedule will be 40 hours per week: Tuesday through Saturday or Wednesday through Sunday. For more information, call (850) 245-6406 or email [email protected].
LEADERSHAPE INTERNSHIP LeaderShape has spent nearly 30 years developing and facilitating programs that provide time and space for participants and facilitators to have conversations that matter. LeaderShape is looking for 2 interns to contribute to this community engagement work by creating opportunities for learning and connection through social media and online presence. Ways in which this work will be accomplished include: • Thoroughly understanding LeaderShape’s mission & programs • Helping to curate & create content that supports & moves forward
the goals & work of LeaderShape • Reviewing webinar submissions • Assisting in content creation, such as researching & creating
personal & professional development resources & activities • Creating & managing content schedule & distribution • Observing & monitoring portal activity • Preparing progress reports to share status of work Applicants should be highly motivated and energetic, proficient in social media and comfortable learning new platforms, outstanding writing skills, excellent communication and interpersonal skills, appreciation for the importance of building community, and positive on-line self-representation. Students, upper class or graduate, who have participated in a LeaderShape program and are pursuing a degree in leadership, higher education, organizational development, civic and community engagement, communications, and marketing are eligible to apply. Submit your cover letter and resume via email by 8:00am August 24 to Kristen Bendon Hyman at [email protected].
LEON COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY Leon County Humane Society matches families with homeless pets and educates the community about responsible pet ownership, including spaying and neutering. Two positions are available in fall 2015 as Foster Program Interns. The foster program interns will learn (a) the ins and outs of a not-for-profit organization, and (b) how to educate the community on animal welfare issues. For more information, visit nettally.com/lchs or log into SeminoleLink and enter Job ID 768593.
The Oasis Center for Women & Girls is hiring. Current open positions include full-time and part-time paid positions as well as unpaid part-time internship positions. All positions open until filled with priority consideration given to applications received by Tuesday, September 1, 2015. Click the position titles for detailed position descriptions and instructions to apply.
Program Director - This full-time position is a critical member of our organization's leadership team. Are you organized, experienced, enthusiastic and strongly committed to work with women and girls? This might be the job for you! Girls Circle Facilitator - This part timer will facilitate groups using the evidence-based Girls Circle curriculum in various schools and community settings. Do you enjoy working with adolescents and value the impact that building healthy self-esteem can have on girls' lives? Apply today! Babysitter - The babysitter helps to keep kiddos safe and entertained while moms participate in our Single Moms group once per week in the evening.
There are also unpaid internship opportunities in communications and fund development, ideal for students or anyone trying to develop work experience in these areas, while supporting great work being done to improve the lives of women and girls locally. Call the Oasis Center at (850) 222-2747 if you have any questions.
FEDERAL WORK STUDY POSITION: FRONT DESK STUDENT ASSISTANT:
Student Assistants are responsible for performing a wide variety of important tasks at the Center for Leadership & Social Change, assisting with the daily operations and upkeep of the Center, both on the front lines and behind the scenes. Duties include covering the front desk as needed (answering phones and assisting visitors who come in seeking information or services, organizing/cleaning spaces in the building (storage closets, work rooms, etc.); and helping with other special projects. This position serves as the primary back up to the front desk receptionist. Students must be available Monday through Friday between 8:00am and 5:00pm to work. Opportunity to work evening hours is also possible. Applicants should have been awarded Federal Work Study through the Office of Financial Aid in order to apply. If you are interested in this position, contact Cyntheria Jackson by sending a resume to [email protected].
FEDERAL WORK STUDY POSITION: CENTER OPERATIONS STUDENT ASSISTANT
This position is funded by the Federal Work-Study Program. Please make sure you have received the Federal Work-Study Award prior to applying. There are multiple specialized positions available – receptionist, fleet management assistant, evening staff, and programmatic support staff. Student Assistants are responsible for performing a wide variety of important tasks such as assisting with daily operations, upkeep of the Center, and/or assisting with cluster programs. Student Assistants will have the opportunity to cover the front desk as needed (answering phones and assisting visitors who come in seeking information or services). Students should be able to work 8 to 10 hours per week, Monday through Friday with the willingness to perform a shift during evening hours. Duties include: maintaining the department’s fleet of vans (filling up with gas, replenishing forms, data entry of mileage logs, transporting to/from repair shop, etc.); organizing/cleaning spaces in the building (storage closets, work rooms, etc.); research and training related to multiculturalism, identity and diversity awareness; and helping with other special projects. Applicants should have been awarded Federal Work Study through the Office of Financial Aid in order to apply. If you are interested in this position, contact Linnea Stutts by sending a resume to [email protected].
FEDERAL WORK STUDY POSITION: OFFICE ASSISTANT
Office Assistant needed in the Administration area of the Center for Leadership & Social Change: Student must have Federal Work Study Award funds. A valid driver’s license, proof of car insurance, and a good driving record are required. (Driver’s history will be processed before offer is made.) Duties include: • Basic office duties such as filing, making copies, organizing spaces,
and other tasks as needed • Running errands on and off campus • Ability to drive a minivan or 15 passenger van and refuel when
needed (training provided) • Reception desk coverage when needed – must be comfortable
answering phones and helping visitors to CLSC • Helpful, pleasant, and willing attitude desired • Schedule: Monday through Friday 8 to 10 hours per week • Location: GME (Globe 3rd floor suite 3100) If interested, email your resume and state your interest in working with CLSC. Contact: Sandi White at [email protected] or (850) 644-8365 and Jaywill Pagan-Gibbs at [email protected] or (850) 645-2145.
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