INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

MARCH MADNESS MONTH: BAPTIST COLLEGIATE MINISTRY

FREE LUNCH! Ring in March Madness month with some wings and nachos for FREE on Thursday, March 5 at 12:30pm at the Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) located at 200 S. Woodward Ave. The BCM serves a different themed lunch for FREE on the first Thursday of every month. Contact the BCM at (850) 222-4444 for more details or just show up!

CAREERS IN COMMUNITY ORGANIZING FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE

The Direct Action & Research Training (DART) Center will be hosting an online information session on Wednesday, March 4 at 8:00pm EST to discuss careers in community organizing with individuals interested in uniting congregations and working for social, economic and racial justice. RSVP at www.thedartcenter.org/march4. DART hires and trains organizers to lead campaigns on a broad set of justice issues including: Plugging the school-to-prison pipeline; Expanding access to primary health and dental care; Prioritizing funding for affordable housing and job training; and Education reform in low-performing public schools. Positions start June 29, 2015 in Lawrence and Topeka, KS, Columbus, OH, Richmond, VA, Daytona Beach, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, and Tampa, FL. Starting salary $34,000/year + benefits, with regular performance based raises. Fluent Spanish speakers are encouraged to apply. To find out more about DART or to apply, visit www.thedartcenter.org. Still have questions? Contact Hannah Wittmer at hannah@thedartcenter.org or (202) 841-0353.

Wednesday, March 4, 2015

It’s About…

Leadership Community Advocacy Change Citizenship Action Acceptance Participation Vision Awareness Justice Civility

WOMEN STUDENT UNION The Women Student Union (WSU) is celebrating Women’s History Month through Creating Her Story, which highlights the narratives of women in their personal and collective journeys. Focusing on the multidimensional aspects of women, WSU takes time to appreciate the under-appreciated in everything from science to literature. Join WSU as they dedicate this month to Creating Her Story on the Florida State University campus. There are plenty of ways to get involved with Women's History Month! Visit www.sga.fsu.edu/whm for a list of activities. The Ladies' Legacy Banquet is one of the culminating events of the month, and a time for students, faculty, staff, and alumni to come together. Pre-registration and the nomination process for a variety of awards given at the event can be found here.

WALK LIKE MADD AT FSU Join MADD Noles and FSUPD's first 5K in support of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Northwest Florida. This year, thousands of people in over 60 cities around the nation will participate in 5K events to eliminate drunk driving from the roadways. Walk Like MADD is your chance to do something about drunk driving at FSU and in the Tallahassee community. Students are welcome to register as a team or individually at www.walklikemadd.org/event/tallahassee.

PAVE THE WAY FUNDRAISER The Gaines Street Art Alley is being transformed into an attractive outdoor art gallery and a functional pedestrian pathway. The community’s help is needed to complete this project. The supporters of the Alley along with the City of Tallahassee have come up with a plan to improve the Alley. To purchase a brick/paver, make a donation to the project, or sign up to be a volunteer, visit here.

AMAZING WOMEN IN BUSINESS Nominate an Amazing Woman in Business by March 13! Tallahassee Woman Magazine is now accepting nominations through March 16, 2015, for recognition of the most inspiring and influential businesswomen in the community. Categories for awards are: Entrepreneur Award; Service Award; Trailblazer Award; Rock Star Award; Torchbearer Award; and the Legacy Award. Nominate here.

FLORIDA STUDENT LEADERSHIP

FORUM ON FAITH & VALUES The 23rd Florida Student Leadership Forum in Tallahassee is hosting its annual gathering Friday, March 6 through Sunday, March 8 and registration is currently open at flslf.org. This forum provides the opportunity for students to interact with people from diverse backgrounds who desire to learn about servant leadership, specifically based on the model of Jesus Nazareth. It includes hearing from state leaders, a tour of the House Chambers in the Capitol, a community service project and time together in small groups. Please note there is a forum fee associated with attending and transportation is not included. The application is open, however submitting your application is encouraged as soon as possible. For more information or to apply, visit flslf.org.

TALLAHASSEE JEWSIH FOOD & CULTURAL FESTIVAL

The entire community is invited to join Temple Israel for an event filled with food, crafts from local artisans, and fun activities for the entire family. Entertainment will be provided throughout the day, including Israeli Dance and contemporary and traditional Jewish music. Nosh a little, kibbitz a little, and enjoy. This event will be held at Temple Israel on Sunday, March 8. Click for more info.

NATIONAL COUNCIL ON U.S.-ARAB RELATIONS The Florida Regional Model Arab League invites you to participate in the 2015 Florida Regional Model Arab League, a debate-based simulation of the League of Arab States. This academic and leadership development experience is open to both high school and university students. The conference will be held in Tampa, FL at the University Area CDC, from March 19 to March 20 and fees are completely waived! Through participation in the Model Arab League program students develop essential skills from leadership and public speaking to critical thinking and writing, all while also gaining practical, immediate knowledge about a critical region – the Middle East and the Arab world. Forming a team for a Model Arab League conference does not have to be difficult! Whether led by a faculty adviser or student leaders, any size group of students may form a team and register online to receive a country assignment. Your team will then research its country's policies on the most important issues facing the Arab world and Middle East today, found in the MAL Agenda. Finally, you will practice the rules of debate found in the MAL Handbook before attending the conference. The National Council's staff stands ready to assist your team at every step. You can find conference details, country assignments, and more at: ncusar.org/modelarableague/conferences/frmal/. Want to learn more and get involved? Contact Josh Hillbrand at (202) 293-6466 or email at josh@ncusar.org to find out how to take part in the program.

BANGS SHOES BANGS Shoes is recruiting one brand Ambassador on campus. Do you live life as an adventure? Are you interested in helping people? Travel? Photography? To learn about BANGS Shoes and their mission, watch their 8 minute TEDx talk here. To apply for the position, email info@bangsshoes.com, subject line: BANGS Ambassador App, with your name, age, major, picture and answer to this question: What are your thoughts on our mission to help people start businesses in the USA and around the world?

INTERNSHIPS & PAID OPPORTUNITIES

CAREER CENTER EVENTS

Health Professions Career Fair Thursday, March 19 | 12:00pm to 4:00pm College of Nursing (Duxbury Hall) Education & Library Career Fair Thursday, April 23 | 12:00pm – 4:00pm Oglesby Union Ballrooms

FSU CENTER FOR GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT The FSU Center for Global Engagement (CGE) is looking for a CGE Immigration Front Desk Intern for summer or fall 2015. CGE offers programs and services to facilitate international diversity. This position is located on FSU’s campus in Tallahassee, FL. This position offers an opportunity to learn about immigration rules and regulations as they pertain to F-1 and J-1 international students and scholars as well as H-1B international employees. Students are able to gain exposure and insight into the multitude of programs and activities sponsored by the Center for Global Engagement, gain experience working with people from other cultures, and learn about immigration or cultural adjustment services.

TALLAHASSEE MUSEUM The Tallahassee Museum is seeking enthusiastic teachers for their summer camps. A 52-acre classroom of wild habitats, historic buildings, exhibit space, nature trails, lakes, and forestry offers a healthy balance of indoor and outdoor activities. A clean driving record and level 2 federal background screening are required. For more

information and to apply, visit here.

SOUTHSIDE ARTS COMPLEX Arts Administrative Interns: The Southside Arts Complex is accepting applications for Arts Administrative Interns to assist with grant writing, fundraising, and event programming. Applications are due May 31. Instructors: The Southside Arts Complex is accepting applications for volunteer after school instructors in the fields of music, musical theater, dance, visual arts, media, and S.T.E.M. subjects. Volunteers will be responsible for instructing small groups of youth in fundamental skills in preparation for university/college study. Applications are due March 10. For more information or to apply to either of these opportunities, contact Marcus Rhodes at southsideartscomplex@gmail.com or at (850) 443-5835.

DIVERSE COMPUTING, INC. Diverse Computing, Inc. is a provider of law enforcement information technology solutions to federal, state and local public safety agencies and they are searching for an Administrative Assistant. This position is located in Tallahassee, FL and pays $10 to $12 per hour. The Administrative Assistants completes a variety of assigned tasks to assist the administrative, sales, marketing, development, and/or customer support departments.

FLORIDA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION The Florida Library Association is looking for an Events and Membership Intern in Tallahassee, FL for a stipend of $400. The Events and Membership Intern will have the opportunity to attend the annual conference to assist and support the activities. The intern will also assist with the Florida Legislative Day. The conference is May 12 to May 15, 2015 at the Caribe Royale in Orlando, Florida.

INSTITUTE ON PHILANTHROPY AND VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Sponsored by The Fund for American Studies, IPVS is an academic internship program held in Washington, DC for undergraduate students active in service and volunteerism on their campuses and in their communities. The comprehensive program includes academic credit, a guaranteed internship placement and fully furnished housing in the heart of Washington, DC. Two program options: 4-weeks (June 6 – July 5) or 8-week (June 6- July 31). LIVE in the heart of Washington, DC, just blocks from the national monuments, State Department and White House in fully furnished housing on the campus of George Washington University. LEARN through a combination of academic coursework and professional development opportunities; earn 3 to 9 academic credits through courses accredited by George Mason University and taught by top rated faculty. INTERN with a nonprofit organization and work on the front-lines to solving local and national issues; our staff works closely with you to find the best internship match for your interests and qualifications. SERVE the greater DC community through hands-on service projects and fundraising events. Apply by the March 17 final deadline. To start your application, visit www.DCinternships.org/IPVS. Scholarships are awarded based on need and merit with over 70% of students receiving aid. Questions may be directed to Jesse Schaefer at jschaefer@tfas.org or (202) 986-0384.

SOLUTIONS SKILLS, INC. Solution Skills, Inc. is looking for a Graphic Design and Layout Assistant in Tallahassee, FL. The pay is negotiable and the focus is on basic marketing pieces similar to trifold brochures and flyer design for the multiple audiences of their educational programs.

CHILDREN’S HOME SOCIETY OF FL: FUNDRAISING INTERN

Children’s Home Society of Florida’s Tallahassee office is seeking a Marketing/Fundraising Intern to start immediately for the Spring and/or Summer 2015 semester(s). The selected individual will work in a small team to develop marketing materials, social media awareness, and help with event logistics for the 30th Annual Chefs’ Sampler (April 26) as well as help with other fundraising initiatives. Must be able to provide 8-10 hours per week on agreed-upon schedule and be available at April 26th event. Submit resume to Sarah Dittman at sarah.dittman@chsfl.org or call (850) 219-4206 for more information.

CAMP CODY Camp Cody is a traditional summer camp for girls and body, ranging in age from 7 years to 15 years old. Camp Cody is looking for a Summer Activities Counselor. This camp is located in Freedom, New Hampshire and pays $250 to $350 per week. A Summer Activities Counselor is expected to plan, direct, and implement activities in his or her area of expertise and coordinate the activities into the entire camp program.

SUCCESS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOLS

Success Academy Charter Schools is a high performing network of 32 schools across New York City that currently educates over 10,000 scholars. Success Academy Charter Schools is currently interviewing for their Summer Teaching Fellows Program and STEM Fellows Program (deadline to apply is March 27). Both programs start in June and are full-time, salaried positions with benefits. In addition to these opportunities, which do not require previous teaching experience, they have begun hiring for Lead Teacher/Leadership roles for the 2015-2016 school year. Lastly, for those students who are not graduating this year, explore their Summer Internship opportunities. Success Academy Charter Schools continues to look for talented teachers, school operations and Network staff to support their schools and growing network. For more information, contact Hilary Nigrosh at (718) 915-6820 or email at Hilary.Nigrosh@successacademies.org.

RAILROAD SQUARE ART PARK Railroad Square Art Park is looking for a Property Manager! Railroad Square Art Park is looking for a professional with experience in property management or related field and a desire for a unique, dynamic, and multi-faceted position of approximately 25 hours per week. The Property Manager will be responsible for providing excellent and effective customer service, finding great tenants to join our community, and ensuring the property is well-maintained and safe for our tenants and their patrons. Review of applications is currently underway. For more info, visit here.

UNESCO CENTER FOR PEACE Over the course of two weeks, student-delegates learn from their peers about other cultures, societies and perspectives, and share their own unique views. They undertake workshops on global inequality, cultural diversity and conflict mediation, listen to diplomats and go on field trips to important landmarks in the DC metro area and New York City. UNESCO Center for Peace also gives training session on how to apply to US schools, taking the SATs and placement exams, finding the right school and applying for the right scholarships, and discussions on how to be peace builders in their societies. This position would work in the Two Week Summer Camp Program in Washington, DC from July 18 to August 3, 2015.

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