education
OMA Program Seeks Tomorrow’s Leaders
The Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) is seeking applicants for its Our Time Has Come (OTHC) Program. OTHC prepares underrepresented students for future careers through leadership seminars, alumni connections, corporate immersions, and a community of supportive peers. Honors students who participate can apply community events toward their civic engagement requirements. Application deadline: January 31, 2022.…
Read MoreSouth African Non-Profit Seeks Remote Intern
Inkululeko is a non-profit organization that empowers South African township youth through its programs and community support. Make your positive impact through this Spring 2022 remote, volunteer internship as a social media/fundraising strategist. Responsibilities include showcasing the work of Inkululeko through social media and other platforms; collaborating with board members on priority tasks; devising high-impact…
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 MoreBe a Peer Educator
Be a Peer Educator Peer Educators work in health promotion at the Barnes Center at The Arch and are a group of undergraduate students who provide health and wellness information to the campus community. Peer Educators are held to a high standard in their role and act as liaisons that connect their peers to an…
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 MoreEmpowered!
Colette van Olden helped to set up, teach, and breakdown a training with Empower the Girls. The program teaches women to be self-aware and prepared. It goes over the fundamentals of safety and moves in case of attack. “Working in this program, I have not only been able to empower others, but also empower myself,”…
Read MoreInclusiveU
Education student, Mary Fitzgerald met weekly with her peer partner who is a student in the Inclusive U program here at Syracuse University. Mary said, “This experience both connected me to the idea of civic engagement and more insight into my future career as an educator. By volunteering, I was able to form a connection…
Read MoreEvening with Jay Smooth
Alexander Tsemberis ’21 coordinated with Deans, the Chief Diversity Officer at SU, the Office of Multicultural Affairs, and Hendricks Chapel to organize a keynote guest speaker on campus, securing a budget of over $15,000. He managed communications plans between the keynote guest speaker’s talent agency and Phi Sigma Pi; coordinated all keynote guest speaker’s engagement…
Read MoreServe with CLASS
The CLASS office is currently looking for current undergraduate and graduate students who would like to be trained to serve on academic integrity hearing panels. Panel members vote regarding academic integrity cases for their fellow students, so this is a unique service opportunity to participate on campus. Hearings are based on your schedule and are…
Read MoreCommunity Building
Last year Brianna Hui ’22 was a resident advisor in Dall Hall. It was her job to ensure the safety and wellbeing of 40+ residents and also to create a community on the floor. “Being an RA is not a clock in and out situation,” according to Brianna. “Students can need me for help anytime.…
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