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<\/p>\nIn addition to the many academically-rooted civic learning and action opportunities offered at ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½, the Harward Center for Community Partnerships also facilitates co-curricular volunteer and civic leadership opportunities for ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ students, faculty, and staff. Harward Center staff and student leaders assist prospective volunteers in identifying opportunities that allow you to combine your interests and values with the needs and priorities of off-campus community partners.<\/p>\n
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Among our leadership positions are Community Liaisons<\/a><\/strong>. These are students who are members of student clubs or athletic teams and who are trained to organize and lead their fellow team or club members in off-campus volunteer activities. This could take the shape of a one-time activity like helping with the bi-annual City of Lewiston Litter Pickup Day, or it could be something more sustained, like volunteering for an hour each week as a Playground Pal at a local elementary school.<\/p>\n A team of students with extensive civic engagement experience serve as Community Outreach Fellows<\/a><\/strong>, helping their fellow students find desired opportunities for co-curricular volunteer work in a wide range of areas. Each Fellow serves as a campus liaison to a local non-profit organization and works 6-10 hours per week to educate the campus community about that organization and to recruit, train, and manage ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ volunteers for engagement with the agency. Community Outreach Fellows also participate in monthly reflection and skill-building workshops designed to develop their civic leadership capacities.<\/p>\n
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