Author: Mr. Kevin W. Berezansky

Next Wednesday Workshop: CHC Community Service Program

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Community Service: September 7 How does community service differ from volunteerism, club involvement, performance, or activities? Why is sustained, meaningful community service an important aspect of my college experience? What resources exist that can aid me in my search for sustained, meaningful service? What’s an REU? Kevin will walk you through the Cook Honors College… Continue Reading Next Wednesday Workshop: CHC Community Service Program

Summer Community Service Clarification

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Though the annual cycle of community service during the school year begins in September and runs though May, upperclassmen may still submit up to 30 hours of summer service towards the next school year’s requirement.  Remember that summer service requires pre-approval and a signed letter or email from a service supervisor to verify upon completion.… Continue Reading Summer Community Service Clarification

Telecounseling Federal Work Study Job Opportunity

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Telecounselors are ambassadors for the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and the university. These students are responsible for contacting prospective students to relay important information, answer questions regarding campus life and the admissions process, as well as help with the anxieties and concerns of both parents and students to the best of their ability. In addition,… Continue Reading Telecounseling Federal Work Study Job Opportunity

Paid Graphic Design Intern for Local Company Needed Immediately!

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Do you have a good graphic design/website design skills? If so you may be be qualified for a paid internship starting immediately with Picasso Lures.   Web Developer/Maintenance – $10.00/Hour Uploading and data entry of e-commerce site.  Custom as well as stock templates using Volusion. Minimum of 10 hours per week.  Initially additional hours will… Continue Reading Paid Graphic Design Intern for Local Company Needed Immediately!

Pre-law Society Informational Meeting

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Pre-law Society Informational Meeting 4 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2012 244 Keith Hall About the Pre-Law Society: The IUP Pre-Law Society is a student club that serves as a valuable resource for IUP students who are interested in law school and law-related careers.  The organization is involved in events such as IUP’s Law School Career… Continue Reading Pre-law Society Informational Meeting

Writing Center’s Lunch & Learn

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I wanted to invite all HC students to the Writing Center’s Lunch & Learn series this semester. If you’d like to post on Whit Weekly about this, feel free. The L&L series celebrates reading and writing by inviting faculty members to discuss writing-related topics with students. The first one will celebrate National Literacy Day with… Continue Reading Writing Center’s Lunch & Learn

Newman Used Book Sale – Many Ways to Volunteer

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Newman Used Book Sale St. Thomas More University Parish & Catholic Student Center 1200 Oakland Avenue Indiana, PA 15701 724-463-2277   www.STMUP.org The Newman Center is looking for volunteers to help with their annual book sale.  Take a look at the following volunteer options and let them know how you can help.

Volunteer with Conversation Club

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Conversation Club matches international students and American students in an effort to promote global awareness, foster multicultural interaction, celebrate diversity, and, of course, create lasting friendships. Over the years, thousands of IUP students have been paired with international students as Conversation Club partners, and many participants have formed life-long friendships. Conversation Club partners meet independently… Continue Reading Volunteer with Conversation Club

Alternative Spring Break and Faculty Led Trips – Six O’Clock Series

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Broadening Your Horizons Through Service and Study Abroad November 5, 2012 This program will focus on two ways students can create unique learning opportunities for themselves–through community service and through studying abroad. In the first half of the program, students will learn about the Alternative Spring Break program offerings for 2013, and, in the second… Continue Reading Alternative Spring Break and Faculty Led Trips – Six O’Clock Series