Student Success Advisors @ McMaster: A New Way to Volunteer
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From the Facebook group:
Looking to volunteer on campus? New for the 2010-2011 school year is the opportunity to become a Student Success Advisor!
Through this experience, McMaster students can develop many valuable skills and become part of one of the premier student development leadership opportunities on campus.
Volunteer opportunities are available within Student Affairs units such as the Campus Health Centre, Career Services, Centre for Student Development, International Student Services, Service Learning and Civic Engagement, and Student Conduct and Community Standards. With a variety of different units and roles to choose from, there are positions that will suit any student’s interests and goals!
To learn more about the positions available and APPLY ONLINE, visit: http://studentsuccessadvisor s.ca. Applications are due by Friday February 12th, 2010 at 4:30pm.
Check out our information displays in the McMaster University Student Centre (MUSC) and Mills Library over the next few weeks to give you an opportunity to speak with experienced staff and students! If you have any questions, please contact Adam Kuhn ([email protected]).
Apply TODAY to be a Student Success Advisor and join a team of your peers dedicated to helping McMaster students discover, learn and grow! |
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