Education

Citizen Teacher- Teach Middle School Students What YOU are Passionate About

Organization: 
Citizen Schools
Position: 
Citizen Teacher
Job Description: 

Citizen Schools is a national non-profit organization serving low income middle school students after school, extending the number of hours spent in an active learning environment. Students who participate in our program are 20% more likely to graduate from high school. A core program element is the project based student apprenticeship.

Contact: 
kristineperria@citizenschools.org
Apply Before: 
08/27/2011

One Year Fellow Program in Chicago for Graduating Seniors

Organization: 
Urban Prep Fellows Program
Position: 
Urban Prep Fellow
Job Description: 

Studies show that only 1 in 40 African-American boys in Chicago Public Schools will complete college. At Urban Prep, the nation's first network of all-male charter public high schools, We Believe all of our graduates will.

Contact: 
jwertz@urbanprep.org
Apply Before: 
01/01/2011

Share the knowledge of our campus with the world

Organization: 
Open.Michigan
Position: 
Open Educational Resources Volunteer
Job Description: 

Do you want to help others get access to learning materials they need to succeed? Are you interested in learning more about how you can gain skills in sharing information and knowledge so that others can use it in local contexts?

Connect with Open.Michigan!

Contact: 
epuckett@umich.edu
Apply Before: 
01/01/2011

GEAR UP (college prep) seeking Volunteer Tutors

Organization: 
GEAR UP
Position: 
Volunteer Tutor
Job Description: 

GEAR UP is a federally funded pre-college program offered by the U.S. Department of Education. GEAR UP stands for Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs. It is designed to follow a cohort of students, the class of 2012, complete high school, and prepare for college. EMU is the host institution for GEAR UP at Ypsilanti High School.

Contact: 
boswell.gearup@gmail.com
Apply Before: 
11/19/2010

"Waiting for Superman" A community screening of the film

Event Date and Time: 
November 3, 2010 - 7:00pm - 9:30pm
Address: 
The Michigan Theater
Sponsor: 
Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy; the Center for Local, State, and Urban Policy (CLOSUP); the Institute for Social Research; the Center for the Study of Complex Systems; and the School of Education.

You are invited to attend a special community screening of "Waiting for Superman," followed by a panel discussion featuring 5 distinguished education policy experts at the Michigan Theater on Wednesday, Nov. 3, 7:00-9:30pm.

Tickets ($6.00 each) are available at the Michigan Theater Box Office.

Apply to Volunteers Involved Every Week

Organization: 
Volunteers Involved Every Week
Position: 
Experienced Volunteers
Job Description: 

VIEW is looking for students with previous service learning experience to come join VIEW!

About VIEW:
- A student run organization
- A year long weekly volunteering opportunity
- Volunteer with nonprofits located around Ann Arbor
- Service Learning Based:
* Reflection
* Education and Training

Contact: 
scenic.view@umich.edu
Apply Before: 
09/25/2010

Dream Act Resources

Hey everyone,

Here's a webpage that is a great resource for those of you who want to learn more about the DREAM Act and/or would like to find ways to do something to support it. Let me know if you have any questions!

-Chips

http://1michigan.org/dream-act/what-is-it/

The Role of Privilege in Diversity Education

U-M School of Social Work alumnus Scott Tharp wrote an article on the role of privilege in diversity education (see link below). It is based on his experience as a white, heterosexual male in his role as the Associate Director of the Office of Diversity Education at DePaul University. It's a quick read; I encourage you to check it out! Tell us what you think!

Volunteering Opportunity - Web Designer

Organization: 
Detroit Urban Debate Education
Position: 
Web Designer
Job Description: 

After filing for non-profit status, our
organization would like to create a web-presence that can also be used
as an interface with the students that we work with. Ideally, this
website would include:

-information about our organization, urban debate in Southern
Michigan, our tournament schedule and contact information for coaches,
judges and teachers

Contact: 
alpaca@umich.edu
Apply Before: 
11/13/2009

Careers for the Public Good

Event Date and Time: 
November 14, 2009 - 12:00pm - 5:00pm
Address: 
Dana Building, First Floor
Sponsor: 
LSA, Engineering, DSA, Ginsberg, IGR, MESA, Career Center, Spectrum Center, University Development, CAAS, Alumni Association, GIEU

Looking for ways to stay committed to social change after college? 

Hear from Michigan alumni working in government and policy, community development, education, advocacy, the arts, and more.

Lunch provided!

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