art and culture
Geek Art Confluence Needs Volunteers
On 3/27/2022, the 3rd annual Geek/Art CONfluence will take place as a hybrid event at SU and via Zoom. The CONfluence is free and open to all. Details can be found here: https://geekartconfluence.com. We have two main roles for which we will need volunteers, throughout the day: Zoom moderator: Watch over and monitor a Zoom…
Read MoreDesert Daze for the Planet
Angelique Bey volunteered over 20 hours with Global Inheritance over one weekend at a music festival called Desert Daze, which is located around 80 miles outside of Los Angeles in Lake Perris. Angelique said, ” I had a great time volunteering because I felt like I was making a difference. Desert Daze music festival is…
Read MoreQuilting for Fun and Community
Jenna Merry joined the fall 2021 Quilting for Fun and Community Honors seminar and completed two infant sized quilts which were donated to a refugee families. “I loved putting my sewing skills to work and my crafting-brain to an activity that I could pass on to someone in need,” Jenna said, “and although my work…
Read MoreJoin Honors Architecture Thesis Study
Honors Architecture student Dara Jin is seeking volunteers to participate in her Honors thesis project, “Woven Tensions.” Asian American students and Asian international students are vital to the focus of the project, but students all backgrounds are highly encouraged and welcomed. This is open to all majors and academic years. In her project, Dara is…
Read MoreSpeech and Debate Coaches
Seeking Applications for two Assistant Speech and Debate Coaches for Spring and Fall 2022. To help support North Side Learning Center’s new speech and debate team, we are seeking undergraduate and graduate applicants with competitive speech and debate experience to work as part-time assistant speech and debate coaches during the 2022 Spring and Fall semesters.…
Read MoreIntern with Syracuse Cultural Workers
Syracuse Cultural Workers has an internship available for the spring semester. This internship is a productive experience for a young person interested in social movements and work for justice. The internship allows the student to participate in the full process of conceptualizing and contributing to the creation of the annual Peace Calendar. Because the internship is…
Read MoreDear Brutus
During the first Covid-19 Lockdown, Jack Poulin (VPA ’23) gathered a group of out of work actors and directed a production of “Dear Brutus” by J. M. Barrie using covid techniques to keep separation that pre-dated the covid protocols theatres use today. The day of the show they raised just under a thousand dollars for…
Read MoreSharing Her Home
Arts and Sciences student, Denise Magny ’22 has transitioned from secretary to vice-president and finally to president of the Haitian-American Student Association (HASA). “Through creating many social media campaigns and general body meetings,” Denise said, “I have shared and highlighted the rich culture and history of Haiti while also promoting the importance of diversity and…
Read MoreGet Spooky for the Zoo
Come dressed in costume and lend a helping hand at the zoo on themed weekends throughout October: Oct 9 & 10 – Animals October 16 & 17 – Witches & Wizards October 23 & 24 – Super Hero October 30 & 31 – Your favorite costumes! Volunteers are needed to help with a cemetery clue…
Read MoreBring the Fun
Syracuse Grows is hosting its annual Harvest Dinner at the Southwest Community Learning Farm (100 Bellevue Ave, Syracuse) this Sunday, October 3rd, 2-4 pm. Volunteers are needed to staff the kids’ arts and crafts stations. If available and interested, email Jonnell Robinson (jdallen@syr.edu). Supplies, food and music provided!
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