Project Legos has five open internship position they are currently trying to fill. The mission of Project Legos is to inspire, empower and prepare youth and community to be agents of change, social leaders and volunteers.
To view the open positions click here.
Y Immersion works to engage college students in projects, throughout the US and internationally, in order to grow an awareness of social justice and environmental issues.
There are still some openings in trips that are taking place over winter break. These include trips to Atlanta, San Diego, San Francisco, and Miami.
For more information about each of these trips click here.
Each year 65,000 undocumented students graduate from U.S. high schools. These students have a dream - they want to go to college. Join the movement for in-state college tuition for immigrant students. Come to these info sessions to find out more about this issue and to learn about current internship opportunities to help you get involved!
Wednesday, November 18
11:30am - 12:30pm
3:00pm - 4:00pm
Thursday, November 19
12:00pm - 1:00pm
3:00pm - 4:00pm
All info sessions will be hosted at La Raza Student Cultural Center
in Coffman Memorial Union, Room 211.
Find more information here.
Urban Interns is a national marketplace that connects small business owners with people seeking part time jobs and internships. Urban Interns enables employers, who are constantly looking for ways to do more with less, to think flexibly about their hiring needs and tap into a pool of top tier talent.
Check out some of their opportunities for students here.
There will be a HECUA Information Session tomorrow, November 17th, from 12 pm to 1 pm in the Regis Center for Art, In-Flux Room. At this Info Session, you'll hear from program faculty and past HECUA participants, and you can get your questions answered.
This free Info Session is open to all U of M students. You must register in advance to attend. For more information and to register click here.
Come join the Leadership Minor for our final Coffee Talk of the semester.
The final Coffee Talk will allow Leadership Minor Students and Professors
to share their stories. Whether it is about a recent leadership experience
you had, or how someone on this campus has made an impact on your life, the
final Coffee Talk will allow the Leadership Minor Community to get to know
each other a little better.
Below are all the details!
What: Coffee Talk: Story Circles
Where: Folwell Hall Room 50
When: November 18th, 6:00 - 8:00 PM
The Winter Carnival is looking for volunteers to help make the coming Winter Carnival a success! The Winter Carnival will be held from January 21st till January 31st.
For more information click here.
Project Homeless Connect has a wonderful volunteer opportunity on December 7th for the University community to help Hennepin County's homeless population. Project Homeless Connect is a one-stop-shop of services to help people living in shelters or on the streets. Instead of asking the homeless to go to multiple places all over town to access services, Project Homeless Connect events bring these services to one central location for one day.
For more information about how to get involved click here.
Stop by this Fair if you're interested in any kind of teaching. You'll get information about classroom teaching AND nontraditional options like teaching English abroad, community education, and AmeriCorps. You can also learn about internships and volunteer work that let you sample the teaching profession.
The fair is Tuesday, November 3rd from 1 to 3 pm in the Regis Center for Art, Influx Room.
