The College of Charleston math club is looking to add new members!
The Club: Whether you’re looking for games and puzzles, recreational problem solving, or structured competitions, the math club has all sorts of fun opportunities!
When & Where: The math club meets…
For more information, see the provided flyer or go to this link.
November is Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Month, and to participate, CofC’s Center for Civic Engagement is hosting four service opportunities next week!
Make Fleece Scarves: Join them for a minute, five minutes, or as long as you’d like to help make easy, no-sew fleece scarves for the unhoused in our community. This pop-up service event will be on Monday, November 13th, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. in Cougar Mall.
Assemble Food Kits: Stop by to help put emergency food kits together for those dealing with food insecurity in our community on Wednesday, November 11th, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. in Cougar Mall.
Habitat for Humanity Build Day: Help build hope and a home for a Charleston family. Tools, food and transportation provided for this nearby Charleston Habitat for Humanity build day. This event will be on Saturday, November 18th, from 11:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Register here by Thursday, November 16th.
Clean Windwood Farm: Get your hands dirty and dig in to help spruce up Windwood Farm, a residential site that provides hope and healing to boys affected by neglect, abuse or other trauma, on Saturday, November 18th, from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Food and transportation included. Register here by Wednesday, November 15th.
For more information about the first three opportunities, email Anne McGrath at mcgratha1@cofc.edu. For more information about the Windwood Farm opportunity, email Alani Boyd at boydar@g.cofc.edu.
The Center for Civic Engagement is hosting a pop-up Halloween service event on Monday! Any and all members of the student body will have the opportunity to give back and help the CofC community help others.
The Event: Stop by for a minute, 5 minutes or as long as you’d like to help fill healthy Halloween treat bags for children and families staying at the nearby Ronald McDonald House.
When & Where: The event will be…
For more information, please contact Anne McGrath at mcgratha1@cofc.edu.
Calling all student leaders: The Honors College Committee is looking for a second student representative to help shape the future of the Honors College.
The Opportunity: Represent the Honors student body on the faculty committee that supports the Honors College. The Honors Committee provides input on essential functions like Honors College admissions decisions, the Honors courses to be offered, and strategic planning.
Benefits:
How to Apply: Application form + resume + statement of interest; submit all completed materials to ganawayb@cofc.edu by October 5.
Honors Committee Student Representative Application
Criteria
Application Process
Applicant must submit the following items for consideration:
Submit this application with all supporting documentation to: Mary Moser, 10 Green Way or via email to ganawayb@cofc.edu by October 5, 2023.
Students considered for the position will be invited for an interview, and student representatives will be notified of their selection by October 13, 2023.
By submitting this application, you give permission to the Honors Committee to review your transcript for eligibility.
Student Leadership Positions: The Center for Sustainable Development is hiring for SIX positions through the CSD internship program!
The Opportunities: Multiple roles, including:
The Benefits: A great way to get involved on campus, gain experience as a sustainability professional, and meet amazing people.
Application Details: Handshake application + supplemental Microsoft Form; deadline is July 30.
Become a trained S4S volunteer and help support your peers and the CofC community
The opportunity: Students 4 Support is a group of highly trained volunteers who provide their peers with nationally recognized nationally recognized emotional response techniques. Team members are trained to…
Great fit for: Those who are passionate about mental health / enjoy helping others / Prioritize diversity & inclusion / Are interested in becoming part of a welcoming team
How to apply: Visit the S4S application page for more details. The deadline to apply for Fall ’23 semester is May 25.
The CofC Department of Religious Studies is hosting an Alumni Spotlight Series on Monday, April 3rd, at 3:30 in JWST 233.
This event will feature Class of 2018 Honors Alumni Madeline Leibin and focus on “Organizing & Lawyering for Religious Pluralism.
Come out and listen to Madeline reflect on her journey from an undergraduate at CofC, to a conflict resolution worker in Israel, to a law school student at NYU.
All students are welcome to attend!
The Cougar Food Pantry is currently looking for student volunteers.
The Cougar Food Pantry is a student-led organization created to combat food insecurity while helping unify the College of Charleston campus through collaboration and student involvement.
Acknowledging the fact that food insecurity is a spectrum, the Cougar Food Pantry is accessible to all students on the College of Charleston campus.
Our student volunteers can engage in our cause by working the pantry, organizing the items, and conducting donation drives.
Volunteering is a great opportunity for anyone looking to knock out volunteer hours or be involved in the community. Hours are extremely flexible – interested students should fill out this form!
For more information about the Cougar Pantry, email cougarpantry@cofc.edu or check out the Cougar Pantry Website.