Category Archives: Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers Needed for Rebuilding Together! – Saturday 4/29

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Hello CEE Students!

The ASCE Seattle Section Younger Members Forum (YMF) is looking for volunteers for their Rebuilding Together event this Saturday. People do not need to stay the whole time, but they may if they wish! See details below:

Rebuilding Together 2023

Saturday, April 29, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM – Central District, Seattle

There are over 37,000 low-income homeowners in the Seattle area that are in need of home repairs they cannot afford. On April 29, 2023, ASCE member volunteers will take part in Rebuilding Together Seattle’s Spring Rebuilding Day. On this day, nearly 750 volunteers will work together on 25-30 houses and nonprofit facilities. You can be one of them!

The event is from 8 am to 4 pm, and volunteers will be provided with light breakfast and coffee, lunch, and water. Volunteers are encouraged to bring gloves, sturdy boots, and any other gear to work in, rain or shine. Up to 20 to 40 volunteers needed. Continue reading →

CEE Student Volunteer Opportunity (Free Food): Save The Planet as a Civil & Environmental Engineer- Tues, April 25, 5pm

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Hello CEE Students

We are recruiting current CEE students to join us for an event with Engineering Undeclared students on Tuesday, April 25th.

We are interested in all students, especially those with a passion for (1) environmental engineering, (2) water resources engineering, (3) anything to do with sustainability or equity!

Save the Planet as a Civil & Environmental Engineer: Creating a home for your interests and ambitions!

When: Tuesday, April 25, 2023 – 5-6pm

Where: Maple Hall, Great Room

If you are interested in joining us next week on Tuesday, April 25th, please complete the following form: https://forms.gle/4winCrgmm85br8ce6

Please note that seats are limited so complete the form at your earliest convenience.

Your role in this event will primarily be talking with freshman about your experience in CEE!

Online Volunteer Opportunity: Bryant Elementary Science Fair Mentor – Spring Quarter 2023

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Share your enthusiasm for science by serving as a Science Fair Mentor for 5th grade students at Bryant Elementary School. As a Scientist Mentor, you will develop and lead a project related to your field of expertise. Once a week, you will meet with your small group of 5th graders to work on your science project and guide students in the most important parts of the scientific process: formulating a question or hypothesis, developing appropriate experiments with controlled, manipulated, and measured variables, analyzing results, and drawing/communicating conclusions. This is your opportunity to share your experience, be a team leader and inspire future scientists!

We are looking for Mentors with excellent communication skills, consistent weekly attendance, and volunteer experience with young people. All Science Fair Mentors will attend an online orientation prior to the first session and will be supported by the Science Fair Coordinator and the 5th grade teaching team.

  • Deadline to sign up: March 27th, 2023
  • Mentors needed: 24
  • Commitment:  One online session per week for 5 weeks plus orientation; Time: 1:30-2:15pm
  • Orientation: Friday April 7th
  • Sessions with Students: Friday, April 21 – May 19, 2023
  • (4/21, 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19)
  • Location: All mentor sessions conducted online through Microsoft Teams
  • Contact: Michelle Graf, Science Fair Facilitator
  • e-mail: mjgraf@seattleschools.org
    • Please include the following information about yourself:
  1. Academic year/major at UW
  2. Volunteer experience with young people
  3. Leadership experience

 

Volunteer & Class Opportunity: Protect Birds on Campus!

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Hello!

My name is Anya Gavrylko, and I am a research assistant for the Bird Friendly UW project, a CSF funded effort to reduce bird collisions on campus. The project is based around UW’s campus and monitors bird collisions with buildings in order to support our long term goal of finding design based solutions and identifying which species in our area are most vulnerable to collisions.

To carry out this research our project needs student volunteers to walk collision monitoring routes for one 90-minute shift a week. Volunteering with us is a great way for students to practice bird identification and engage with urban wildlife, while also gaining experience in a research setting. Next quarter we will also be offering a class, ARCH 499: Conservation Design – Preventing Bird Building Collisions (Meeting Time: Wednesdays 6:30 – 8 PM) for students interested in learning more about preventing bird collisions, sustainable architecture, and urban conservation efforts.

You can also learn more about our project on our website.

CEE Career Fair – Student Volunteer Sign-Up (Th, 2/16)

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Attention,

This is our final push for student volunteers for next Thursday’s CEE Career Fair. Details below:

We are still looking for student volunteers to help out with the CEE Career Fair on Th, Feb 16th. Volunteers are needed between 11am-6pm.

Volunteering will give you an opportunity to connect with employers before, during and after the event.
Details, including the volunteer sign up sheet, can be found below:

Volunteer to Help at the Career Fair (Th, Feb 16th)!

    • We need student volunteers on Th, February 16th from 11am-6pm.
    • There are many volunteer positions available throughout the day.  Each of these positions will put you in a unique position to interact with our recruiters before, during and after the event.
    • Volunteer times are flexible so please let us know when you are available. (Most volunteer roles happen before 1:30pm and after 4:30pm so you will still be able to attend the career fair if you volunteer.)
    • Sign up to Volunteer HERE!   (https://forms.gle/yVZNT1ZfMVCy2kzf7)

CEE Career Fair – Student Volunteer Sign-Up (Th, 2/16)

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Hello CEE Students –

We are still looking for student volunteers to help out with the CEE Career Fair on Th, Feb 16th. Volunteers are needed between 11am-6pm.

Volunteering will give you an opportunity to connect with employers before, during and after the event.
Details, including the volunteer sign up sheet, can be found below:

Volunteer to Help at the Career Fair (Th, Feb 16th)!

    • We need student volunteers on Th, February 16th from 11am-6pm.
    • There are many volunteer positions available throughout the day.  Each of these positions will put you in a unique position to interact with our recruiters before, during and after the event.
    • Volunteer times are flexible so please let us know when you are available. (Most volunteer roles happen before 1:30pm and after 4:30pm so you will still be able to attend the career fair if you volunteer.)
    • Sign up to Volunteer HERE!   (https://forms.gle/yVZNT1ZfMVCy2kzf7)

CEE Career Fair – Student Volunteer Sign-Up (Th, 2/16)

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Hello CEE Students –

As you are aware our 17th Annual CEE Career Fair is taking place on Thursday, February 16th from 130pm-430pm in the HUB Ballroom (over 80 companies will be in attendance!).

We will be sending you detailed information about the Career Fair in the coming weeks but for the time being, we need your help to ensure this event is as beneficial for you and the employers as possible!

One excellent ways to put yourself in a position to get the most out of the event is to volunteer. Volunteering will give you an opportunity to connect with our employers before, during and after the event.
Details, including the volunteer sign up sheet, can be found below:

Volunteer to Help at the Career Fair (Th, Feb 16th)!

    • We need student volunteers on Th, February 16th from 11am-6pm.
    • There are many volunteer positions available throughout the day.  Each of these positions will put you in a unique position to interact with our recruiters before, during and after the event.
    • Volunteer times are flexible so please let us know when you are available. (Most volunteer roles happen before 1:30pm and after 4:30pm so you will still be able to attend the career fair if you volunteer.)
    • Sign up to Volunteer HERE!   (https://forms.gle/yVZNT1ZfMVCy2kzf7)

ASUW is Hiring a Media Manager and an Elections Outreach Chair!

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Hello Students,

The ASUW is Hiring for Winter and Spring Quarter! 

The ASUW Elections Administration Committee (EAC) works to develop a strong brand for ASUW Elections to promote voting and civic engagement on campus. The EAC provides great experience in marketing, communications, politics, elections work, and supervisory experience! We are hiring an outreach coordinator, who will work alongisde their EAC Co-Chair organize a variety of programs to educate voters about both candidates and ballot measures. The application closes 1/18/23. Learn more and apply today on jobs.asuw.org or follow us on socials @asuwseattle!

Science Fair Mentors Needed

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Volunteer Opportunity: Bryant Elementary Science Fair Mentor- Winter Quarter 2022

Share your enthusiasm for science by serving as a Science Fair Mentor for 5th grade students at Bryant Elementary School. As a Scientist Mentor, you will develop and lead a project related to your field of expertise. Once a week, you will meet with your small group of 5th graders to work on your science project and guide students in the most important parts of the scientific process: formulating a question or hypothesis, developing appropriate experiments with controlled, manipulated and measured variables, analyzing results, and drawing/communicating conclusions. This is your opportunity to share your experience, be a team leader and inspire future scientists!

We are looking for Mentors with excellent communication skills, consistent weekly attendance, and volunteer experience with young people. All Science Fair Mentors will attend an online orientation prior to the first session and will be supported by the Science Fair Coordinator and the 5th grade teacher team.

Deadline to sign up: December 13, 2021

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Recruiting for HCDE537 Project: Fred Hutch Research

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A group of undergraduates at the University of Washington in the Human Centered Design and Engineering Department working with Fred Hutch for their HCDE 537 project to redesign the Fred Hutch Cool for Your Life website is seeking participants to test their website prototype for those that are touched by Cancer.

The usability testing sessions will include: running through their prototype and sharing your thoughts on the design. This will determine the direction of their designs and recommendations!

If you are interested in helping, please fill this screener survey out. This survey will help determine your compatibility with the study’s intended user group, and participants will be contacted accordingly. All personal information will remain confidential. If you are selected to participate, they will follow up with you and send a calendar invite.

The usability tests will take place via Zoom in 15-minute slots between May 27th to May 31st. If you’re selected to participate and complete the 15-min session, they will send you $15!