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Kick-start your semester at Donuts with the Dean

by plasmatinc

Kick off the first day of classes with breakfast treats and words of encouragement from the Honors College!

What’s Happening: Members of the Honors College team, led by Dean Beth Meyer-Bernstein, will be passing out goodies & beverages and wishing all Honors students good luck as they begin the fall semester.

When and Where: Tuesday, August 20 any time between 8:00 – 9:45 a.m. We’ll be set up on the front porch of 6 Green Way (in Cougar Mall by the fountain).

No RSVP necessary, just stop by. Bring a friend or meet someone new! All are welcome.

Save the date for the annual Honors Student Association ice cream social!

by plasmatinc

The Honors Student Association is welcoming everyone back to campus with refreshing frozen treats!

Honors Student Association Ice Cream Social
Friday, August 23
4:00 – 5:30 p.m.

Where’s the ice cream? You’ll pick up your ice cream at our offices on the first floor of Randolph Hall, suite 102, then enjoy it on the Green Way outside the Honors Center (10 Green Way).

What to expect: Stop by to reconnect with old friends, make some new ones, and enjoy some frozen treats on us!

  • All are welcome, as HSA events are open to all CofC students (so bring your friends!).

No RSVP necessary, just stop by for some frozen fun!

 

Job Opening: Nutrition Coordinator with Lowcountry Food Bank

by plasmatinc

The Lowcountry Food Bank is hiring a Nutrition Coordinator for the Tri-County Region.

The Opportunity: This is a full-time salaried position with benefits. The coordinator will be responsible for the administration of nutrition activities funded through the federal SNAP-Education program in Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester counties.

  • Responsibilities include program coordination and materials management, community networking and outreach, direct nutrition education, relationship building, volunteer management to conduct SNAP-Education activities, and support of the overall Community Programs team. This person will work with our partner agencies to coach them and provide nutrition recommendations and strategies for Policy, System, and Environmental (PSE) changes.

Great fit for: Great field experience or first job out of college for recent or impending graduate.

How to Apply: Online application through Indeed.

Part-time childcare job opportunity

by plasmatinc

The opportunity: Assist a local mom in picking up two middle school kids from East Cooper Montessori Charter School on Rifle Range Rd. in Mt. Pleasant; then providing supervision and transportation to activities.  Children are 12/14 and very self-sufficient.

  • Ideally 3 days a week to start, 2:30-4:30.
  • Additional hours if interested and available. Very flexible!
  • $20/hour to start. 

How to Apply: To learn more please contact Elizabeth via text or email (843.906.5949 / elizabethwfpb@hotmail.com).

Join the School of Health Sciences Student Ambassador Program

by plasmatinc

The School of Health Sciences is launching a brand new Student Ambassador Program! Become a voice for your peers, enhance your leadership skills, and contribute to a vibrant, growing community.

The Program: Attend school and campus events, Speak with prospective and admitted students, offer school tours, respond to inquiry emails, conduct social media takeovers, and more.

Benefits:

  • Get compensated for the events you work
  • Receive ambassador swag
  • Gain valuable experience for your resume
  • Sharpen your public speaking and leadership skills
  • Build lasting friendships and connections

Great Fit For: Rising juniors or seniors majoring in exercise science, public health, or health services administration and management (with additional opportunities for sophomores to serve as volunteer ambassadors).

How to Apply: Online application by September 1, 2024.

Halsey Institute internship

by plasmatinc

The College’s Halsey Institute offers a fall semester internship for students (and recent graduates) looking to gain experience in a professional gallery setting.

What to expect: Halsey Institute internships are structured with three-week rotations under direct guidance and mentorship of each Halsey Institute staff member in the areas of development, marketing, exhibitions, administration, and education. Interns are scheduled with weekly visitor services shifts at the front desk of the Halsey Institute to create meaningful interactions with gallery visitors.

The dates: The Fall 2024 internship session will begin on Tuesday, August 20.

Who should apply: All majors and experience levels are welcome.

How to apply: Interested applicants of all majors and experience levels are encouraged to send a current résumé and cover letter to the attention of Kaylee Lass at LassKR@cofc.edu by Sunday, August 4, 2024.

Google’s Apprenticeship Program is your ticket to break into the tech industry!

by plasmatinc

With a Google Apprenticeship, you can join a work-and-study program at Google, gain real-world experience, and get paid in the process. Applications are open for Spring 2025 apprenticeships.

Programs Offered:

  • Project Management: Dive into planning and executing exciting projects.
  • Information Technology: Master the tech behind Google’s operations.
  • Data Analytics: Unlock insights from massive datasets.
  • Digital Marketing: Craft campaigns that reach millions.
  • User Experience Design: Shape how users interact with Google’s products.

Apprenticeships Benefits:

  • Learn by Doing: Gain real-world experience alongside Google experts.
  • Earn While You Learn: Get paid while you develop valuable skills.
  • Launch Your Career: Open doors to a fulfilling career in tech.

Who Should Apply?

  • Passionate learners eager to embrace new challenges.
  • Driven individuals with a hunger for career growth.
  • Tech enthusiasts ready to make their mark on the world.

Learn more and apply today: https://lnkd.in/emnCCHiT

CharlestonLIFE is looking for volunteer social and fitness mentors

by plasmatinc

CharlestonLIFE (formerly the REACH Program) is looking for volunteer social and fitness mentors for the upcoming school year!

The Opportunity: Serve as a peer mentor for students in the CharlestonLIFE program. Together, you’ll…

  • Participate in traditional college activities.
  • Eat meals, attend sports games and club activities, go to the gym, or just hang out!

Time Commitment: Commit to a short amount of time each week.

How to Volunteer: Complete this brief survey to express your interest and CharlestonLIFE will follow up with you.