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• Possible Service Honors Activity with Disability Resource Center

  Aug 19, 2015 12:45 pm98 views

  The Disability Resource Center is looking for an interested and committed Honors Student to work with a student who is blind in his Fall 2015 ECON 121: Principles of Macroeconomics course. The Honors Student would serve as the DRC student’s note taker and scribe throughout the fall semester.  A scribe assists with the visual and writing aspects of homework, in-class activities, and exams.  The DRC student will be responsible for training the scribe and informing what tasks are needed such as describing graphs, or writing down specific answers. 

  The responsibilities for this activity are as follows:

  -  Attend all classes as the student’s note taker and scribe for any in-class work that needs completion.

       o Class meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30-10:45 and Wednesdays from 1:00-1:50

  -  Meet with the student a couple of hours/week outside of class to help explain any notes and/or scribe homework assignments

  -  Scribe course exams with student throughout semester (2 midterms at 2.5 hours each and 1 final exam at 4 hours)

   

  The requirements for this activity are as follows:

  - Eligibility in the Honors College and approval of this activity by your Faculty Fellow

  - Familiarity with Macroeconomics – prefer someone who has taken ECON 121 before, especially with Professor William Rauscher

       o If you haven’t taken ECON 121 but will be in the future (including Fall 2015), you are not eligible for this activity.

   

  If you are interested or would like more information, please contact Sara Vogt at svogt1@uic.edu.

• Potential Honors Activity: Seeking Video Editor for Project Vida

  Jan 25, 2017 2:15 pm42 views

  We are currently recruiting a student in the School of Art and Design with experience in video editing to work on a project creating video testominals addressing barriers to pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV (PrEP).  Our team currently consists of three UIC medical students, one Medical School faculty member, and the staff at Project Vida, an HIV/AIDS education and direct services organization in Little Village. We have the expertise to recruit participants for the testimonials and guide testimonial content, but need to recruit a student interested in being primarily responsible for video editing. If desired, the student would be able to discuss receiving Honors Activity or Capstone credit with their Honors Advisor.  Interested students should contact Wesley Gibbert at wgibbe2@uic.edu.

   

• Pre-Health Opportunity for Native Spanish-Speaking Students!

  May 2, 2019 3:00 pm65 views

• Pre-Health Volunteering Opportunity!

  Jan 18, 2021 1:30 pm75 views
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  President’s Volunteer Service Award

  Apr 26, 2021 2:30 pm145 views

• Project Inspire – New Student Organization on Innovation and Change, Meeting Thurs. 1/30

  Jan 28, 2014 4:15 pm109 views

  Would you like to develop an app to improve access to healthcare around the work? Or maybe use video technology to bring improvements to education in low-income areas? Or a whole lot more? Well join Project Inspire for the opportunity to join a global group of university students working to find INNOVATIVE solutions to social/ medical/ environmental issues around the world! You will have the chance to actually create a project! First meeting on Thurs. Jan 30 at 5:00 in Lecture Center A6 with food! Board positions also available. Anyone with an interest in Pre-Health, public policy, engineering, art, inventing, computer science, or volunteerism should come check us out. Contact projectinspire2013@gmail.com for questions.

• Project: VISION Paid After-School Tutoring Position in Chinatown and Bridgeport

  Feb 4, 2015 5:00 pm41 views

  Project: VISION is a small grassroots organization serving youth age 12-18 in Chicago's Chinatown & Bridgeport neighborhoods. We are seeking tutors for our After School Homework Tutoring Program. Tutors will assist students in grades 6-12 with homework and provide enrichment activities to help students develop academic skills and knowledge. Each tutor will work with 4-5 students each afternoon and assist the Program Coordinator with maintaining student records. We are seeking tutors with strong personal academic records and enthusiasm and passion for teaching youth.  The position is paid an hourly rate of $9.50/hour.  Click on the post to learn more.

   

• Project: Vision seeking After-School Tutors

  Aug 27, 2014 2:30 pm91 views

  Seeking After School Tutors

  Project: VISION (www.projectvisionchicago.org) is a small grassroots organization serving youth age 12-18 in Chicago's Chinatown & Bridgeport neighborhoods. We are seeking paid and volunteer tutors for our After School Homework Tutoring Program. Tutors will assist students in grades 6-12 with homework and provide enrichment activities to help students develop academic skills and knowledge. Each tutor will work with 4-5 students each afternoon and assist the Program Coordinator with maintaining student records. We are seeking tutors with strong personal academic records and enthusiasm and passion for teaching!

  Qualifications:

  -Must be at least college sophomore
  -Strong academic record (undergraduate GPA of at least 3.3/4.0) and confident in subjects including English, history, and higher math (i.e. algebra, geometry, advanced alegebra, pre-calculus), and sciences (i.e. biology, chemistry and physics).
  -Good communication skills
  -Reliable, punctual, self-motivated and able to work well with a team
  -PAID TUTORS must be available to work 10-20 hours/week (in minimum 3 hour blocks).
  -VOLUNTEER TUTORS must be available to work at least one 3 hour block per week. Shifts are available Mondays-Fridays 3-7pm and Saturdays 10a-1p. 
  -All tutors must be able to commit to working the entire academic year (through 6/15/15)
  -Experience working with youth in the 12-18 age group is preferred.
  
  Please refer to our Idealist post for further details:
  http://www.idealist.org/view/job/PnSb9Phx3w8d/

  To apply, please send a resume (and cover letter for paid position candidates) to us via email at: staff@projectvisionchicago.org

  Thank you for your interest!
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  Project:VISION, Inc.

  staff@projectvisionchicago.org

   

  Our VISION is a world with new generations of independent, fulfilled individuals centered in their strengths and committed to global responsibility.

  http://www.projectVISIONchicago.org/

• PSI CHI Seeking Tutors

  Aug 24, 2016 5:30 pm91 views

  Psi Chi Tutoring is a volunteer tutoring service that takes place in BSB, Room 2048. It is designed as a walk-in service to serve all UIC students throughout the campus with one-on-one academic help for several psychology courses. Interested students can apply online (https://goo.gl/forms/AsxHKfF9LFtcNXtv1) or find the application outside of BSB 2048.

• Registered UI Health Volunteers: Help with the Easter Party! – April 18

  Apr 11, 2019 2:15 pm21 views

• Road Trip with ASB! #springbreak Apply by Fri. 2/27

  Feb 25, 2015 5:30 am90 views

  Have the experience of a lifetime with fellow UIC students this spring break!

  $150 will cover lodging, transportation, and food for a whole week. If you're interested in making great memories and participating in direct service for poverty, homelessness, health, environmental or another social justice issues this spring break, please read on!

  Alternative Spring Break at UIC is happy to announce that applications for Spring 2015 trips are now open! We organize alternative break tripswhere 7-10 groups of ~10 students engage in direct service for a week. Each trip has a focus on a particular social issue; Students educate themselves and each other, and then do hands-on work with relevant organizations.

  If you would like more information about these trips and how to apply please find our webpage at: https://orgsync.com/91727/chapter.  All trip information is under the FILES tab. The application is under the FORMS tab.

  Application deadline is Friday February 27th. E-mail asbuic@gmail.com with any questions/concerns. 

• Science Fair Judges Needed - 12/14

  Dec 2, 2015 8:00 am64 views

  The UIC WISE program has been asked to recruit science fair judges for the Upper Grade (6-8) Science Fair at Mark T. Skinner Fine Art & Technology School. They are looking for judges to evaluate the projects. If you or someone you know is able to come and help out, it will be appreciated. 

  Judges just need to have a willingness to help a young person make their science project better. UIC students, staff and faculty are all welcome to volunteer. There is a good number of volunteers already, but still a few more people are needed to help out. The science teacher will have an easy scoring rubric to follow.

  The Science Fair judging will take place on Monday, December 14th from 9:45 to 12:45 in the gym.

  Skinner is located near Whitney Young High School at 1260 W Adams St in Chicago.

  If you can volunteer, please email Veronica Arreola at via@uic.edu.

• Science Fair Judges needed for local Junior High, Fri. 12/12

  Dec 8, 2014 4:30 pm41 views

  The UIC WISE program has been asked to recruit science fair judges for the Upper Grade (6-8) Science Fair at Mark T. Skinner Fine Art & Technology School. They are looking for judges to evaluate the projects. If you, or someone you know, are able to come and help out, please let us know! They will have rubrics ready to go for you.
  
  The Science Fair judging will take place on Friday, December 12th from 9:45 to 12:45 in the gym.
  
  Skinner is located near Whitney Young High School at 1260 W Adams St in Chicago.

  If interested, please RSVP to Veronica Arreola at via@uic.edu by Wednesday, 12/10.

• See the Silver Lining's October Social – Oct 24

  Oct 11, 2018 1:45 pm86 views

• Service Learning Trip to Cusco, Peru in January 2020 (Register now!)

  Dec 16, 2019 3:45 pm441 views

• Sign Up For UIC's Annual Day of Service! (4/17)

  Apr 14, 2021 2:30 pm4 views

• SLCE Fall Day of Service: Saturday, October 12th

  Sep 30, 2019 3:30 pm104 views

• Social Justice engagement: FREEDOM SUMMER '64 events

  May 18, 2014 6:30 pm33 views

  The Social Justice Initiative at UIC invites Honors College students to get actively involved in the FREEDOM DREAMS...FREEDOM NOW Conference that is coming up May 28-May 30 This is a three-day gathering in honor of the 50th anniversary of Freedom Summer '64 and will include activists, community leaders, students, scholars and artists and UIC faculty and students, and will feature a keynote address by Julian Bond (Co-Found of SNCC and first President of the Southern Poverty Law Center). Check out the full list of speakers here: http://chicagofreedomsummer.org/speakers/ 

  Student volunteers will help prepare for the conference, run it, attend sessions and be included in special pre-conference and post-conference events with the guests and participants. This is a great foundation for a summer Honors Activity or an for beginning work on a related capstone. Act now to get involved. Send an email expressing your interest in the subject and the planned events immediately to Associate Dean Sara Hall at sahall@uic.edu . 

  All the information you need can be found here: http://chicagofreedomsummer.org/freedom-dreams-freedom-now/ 

  If you are not familiar with the history of Freedom Summer, this is a good place to start: http://www.history.com/topics/black-history/freedom-summer 

• Spring Leadership and Service Expo, Wed. 1/28

  Jan 26, 2015 4:30 pm9 views

  Do you want to make a difference in the Chicago area? Are you looking for a short term or long term volunteer opportunity?Wondering how you can use your skills and interests to help out those in need?

  Join us for UIC's annual SPRING LEADERSHIP & SERVICE EXPO on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28!

  Approximately 40 non-profit agencies will be in attendance at this event and they are in need of your wonderful talents! Stop by to learn about volunteer and internship opportunities in and around Chicagoland.

  Date: Wednesday, January 28, 2015 (rain or shine)

  Time: 11:00am to 1:00pm

  Location: Concourse around UIC Bookstore in Student Center East (SCE)

  All students, staff and faculty are encouraged to stop by the Expo, and it's a great chance to connect with local non-profit organizations. A wide variety of agencies will be represented, focused on youth, the environment, the arts, animals, human rights, community development, health, and more! Find service and volunteer opportunities that match your interests, learn more about the needs of your communities, and discover how you can get involved.

  Everyone is welcome!

  For more information, or to indicate if you require any accommodations to participate in this event, please contact Student Leadership Development & Volunteer Services (SLDVS) at 312-996-4500, @SLDVS_at_UIC, or odesor3@uic.edu. Visit SLDVS online at http://www.sldvs.uic.edu or "like" us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/SLDVS.

  Student Leadership Development & Volunteer Services is a program of Student Development Services, a unit within the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs - "engaging students for success, from orientation through graduation."

• Spring Leadership and Service Opportunities through SLCE

  Jan 6, 2020 4:00 pm193 views

• Spring Leadership & Service Expo (1/27)

  Jan 25, 2021 2:15 pm3 views
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  Spring Semester Volunteer Opportunity at Little Village READS

  Jan 29, 2019 1:30 pm40 views

• Sprouting Leaders Looking for Volunteer Tutors for Fall Semester

  Sep 12, 2017 1:30 pm113 views

• Summer Volunteer Opportunities with SLCE!

  Jun 26, 2019 3:15 pm125 views
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  Summer Volunteer Opportunity at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

  Apr 5, 2018 1:30 pm300 views

• Swimable Seeking Leadership Team Members

  Feb 1, 2016 9:15 am112 views

  Swimable is an aquatics program powered by university students that serves children with special needs. Our model consists of three parts: our instructors, our swimmers, and their families. Swimable features specially trained students that conduct one-on-one swim lessons with children with special needs. Swimmers can enjoy customized swim classes led by instructors that interact well and understand swimmers individual needs. We also work to provide a space where families can network and learn about other community resources that could benefit them.

  Swimable was developed and launched at UIUC and now is expanding to UIC.

  Currently, we are seeking students who are interested in being on the leadership team for Swimable @ UIC. There are a variety of roles, like public engagement, special events, and social media. Also, we are not major exclusive, we just want people who are passionate for our cause!

  If you are interested please visit Swimable.org where you can send us your information! Please pass this information along to anyone you think would be interested in this incredible opportunity and feel free to contact us if you have any questions (Swimable2@gmail.com).

• Teach for America Application Deadline Fri. 1/24

  Jan 21, 2014 5:27 pm93 views

  How has your UIC experience transformed your life?  Join the movement that strives to give all students access to a transformational education. TEACH FOR AMERICA application deadline is January 24^th.

  Join the 11,000 corps members teaching in 50 regions across the country, and the 32,000 alumni that are working from inside and outside the field of education to ensure that all children, regardless of zip code, receive an excellent education.  Click on the post to learn more.

• Teach for America Final Application Deadline, Thurs. 2/20

  Feb 10, 2014 11:45 am23 views

  Final Application Deadline: Thursday, February 20^th

  16.2 million students live in low-income communities in the United States.  Only 1 in 12 will graduate from college.  TEACH FOR ALL 12.

  Teach For America is the national corps of outstanding recent college graduates and professionals - of all majors, backgrounds, and career interests - who commit to teach for two years in urban and rural public schools and become lifelong leaders in expanding educational opportunity. This year, 11,000 corps members are teaching in 48 regions across the country while 32,000 Teach For America alumni continue working from inside and outside the field of education for the fundamental changes necessary to ensure educational excellence and equity.

  Learn how you can make an immediate difference in the lives of your students right out of college, and then go on to be key player in social change in law, policy, medicine, business, and every field you can imagine by checking out ourgraduate school and employer partnerships,package of financial incentives, and the 50 regions in which you could make and impact toward educational justice. 

  Apply now at www.teachforamerica.org 

  Email UIC Recruiter Michele Ybarra at michele.ybarra@teachforamerica.org for more information.  

• TEDxUofIChicago: Apply to be an Executive Board Member by August 3!

  Aug 1, 2018 3:30 pm133 views

• The Center for Leadership & Civic Engagement is Accepting Applications for 2017-2018 Service Leaders! – Apply by 10/27

  Oct 26, 2017 3:30 pm68 views

• The LGBT Worker's Hotline is looking for volunteers!

  Aug 17, 2020 2:15 pm34 views
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  Toys for Tots Donation Box in BH until 12/16

  Dec 14, 2015 9:45 am36 views

  Since 1995, Toys for Tots has helped spread cheer during the holiday season through the generosity of donors. The UIC community is joining this effort by collecting toys for excited Cook County children. Please consider donating this year and brightening the life of a young child.

  New and unwrapped toys for children ages 0-13 can be dropped off at any of the collection sites on East Campus. Toys that are used or contain weapons or food cannot be accepted.

  Collection boxes located at:

  Graduate College Front Office – UH 603

  Honors College – Burnham 103

  Toys for Tots donation boxes will be available at UIC until 12/16.  Please contact Marie Khan (mkhanj@uic.edu; 312-355-3456) with any questions.

• Truman Scholarship for Careers in Public Service, Deadline 10/26

  Oct 8, 2014 4:00 pm55 views

  Are you committed to public service?  Apply for the Truman and Public Service Scholarships!

  The Truman is a $30,000 scholarship for juniors who are committed to careers in public service at a leadership level. Students apply during their third year and if they win, the money is applied to graduate/professional school studies.  The Truman Foundation conceives of public service broadly. It could be activism, science research, community leadership, elected office, government employment, education, policy, urban issues -the list goes on.

  The deadline is October 26.  You can find more information at www.truman.gov  and http://www.uic.edu/depts/oaa/ssp/truman

  The Office of Special Scholarship Programs assists current undergraduate and professional school students with applying for awards, internships and other educational opportunities. If you are interested in this award, please contact OSSP, who will help you with the application process in all its steps: 312-355-2477, ssp@uic.edu .

• Tutor at the AAAN Learning Center, Bio and Chem Tutors especially needed!

  Dec 18, 2015 9:45 am93 views

  AAAN is looking for tutors in:

  - Mathematics
  - Physics (Calculus and Algebra based)141, 142 & up
  - Accounting
  - Psychology
  - Chemistry
  - Biology
  - And any other subjects based on undergrad student requests

  Responsibilities:

  African American Academic Network tutors assist students with course work related to UIC academics through individual or group sessions. Under the supervision of the Learning Resource Center manager, tutors will perform the following duties:

  - Must be available for work Monday thru Friday according to the set and agreed schedule
  - Maintain accurate student file progress and information
  - Maintain and monitor Learning Resource Center activities at all times
  - Assist in maintaining a clean LRC environment
  - Tutor in two (2) or more courses
  - Answer and assist students and staff with questions related to course information
  - Monitor computer lab and ensure computers and printers are operating properly and correctly by students
  - Promote tutoring, and other services and events offered or sponsored by AAAN
  - Lead peer review groups or workshop sessions, writing follow-up reports on student progress
  - Attend meetings and LRC sponsored events
  - Computer skills are required

  Minimum Qualifications:

  All tutor applicants are required current enrollment of 6 credit hours minimum and a cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher and have attended UIC at least 1 year (some grad students may qualify). Tutor candidates have the capability to effectively communicating with diverse entities of students who may have multiple learning needs or skills. All AAAN tutors are required to tutor in two (2) or more subjects/courses in which grades of “A” or “B” was earned. Once hired, tutors must work a minimum of 10 hours a week, and at least TWO DAYS in the week. Master’s candidates are welcome to apply.

  Please send all resumes to pmpierce@uic.edu. No phone calls or walk-in interviews.

• Tutor at the UIC Cisar Student Veteran Center

  Dec 11, 2015 12:30 pm102 views

  The Cisar Student Veteran Center (CSVC) is looking for tutors to help student veterans succeed in class.  The CSVC is a space for veterans to study and find fellowship with fellow students.  The CSVC is located at Student Center East, and is a great opportunity for ambitious and successful students to gain volunteer hours, strengthen a resume, and to engage in community service.  Specifically, the CSVC is in need of math and chemistry tutors, though all other areas of study are welcome.  They would prefer that prospective student tutors be available for a minimum of 1-2 hours a week at the CSVC.  Interested students may send a resume to uicstudentveteransaffairs@gmail.com.

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  Tutoring Opportunities at Chicago Youth Programs

  Jan 17, 2019 2:00 pm112 views

• Tutoring Opportunity in Biology (Potential Honors Activity)

  Nov 21, 2014 5:00 pm120 views

  The Department of Biological Sciences is seeking students who have excelled in Biology courses to volunteer as tutors for a few specific courses.  Courses for which they are seeking tutors include:

  Spring:

  • Bios 100 (section taught by Sandra Gibbons)
  • Bios 230 Ecology and Evolution (section taught by Karin Nelson)
  • Bios 236 Animal Behavior (section taught by Karin Nelson) 
  • Bios 335 History of Life (section taught by Karin Nelson)

  Fall:

  • Bios 220 Genetics (section taught by Suzanne Mc Cutcheon/ Jeremy Lynch )
  • Bios 230 Ecology and Evolution (section taught by Karin Nelson)
  • Bios 240 Homeostasis (section taught by )
  • Bios 350 Microbiology Lab 

  If you have taken any of these courses with these instructors and received a strong grade, and are interested in tutoring for the course, please contact the instructor AND Professor Richmond (jer@uic.edu) to inquire about tutoring opportunities.

  This may be able to be used as an Honors Activity, provided it meets Activity requirements outlined in the Handbook and your Faculty Fellow provides approval.  Talk with an Honors Advisor for more information.

  Questions? Contact Professor Richmond at jer@uic.edu. 

• Tutoring Volunteer Opportunity at Metro Achievement Center for Girls and Midtown Center for Boys

  Aug 12, 2014 7:15 am60 views

  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY AT METRO, 310 S. Peoria Street OR MIDTOWN, located in BUCKTOWN Opportunity:  

  One-on-One tutoring/mentoring for 4th, 5th, or 6th grade students
      Metro uses all female tutors
      Midtown uses all male tutors
  
  Location:    Metro – 310 S. Peoria Street (just over the expressway from UIC)
                   Midtown-1819 N. Wood (a few minutes from the Damen stop on the blue line)
  
  Time commitment: 2 hours, 1 night a week (semester to semester basis)
      Metro – 6-8 PM on Monday or Wednesday
      Midtown – 6:30-8:30 PM Monday or Thursday, 10-12 on Saturday
  
  Contact:  
      Metro: Christina Gibson     cgibson@midtown-metro.org  or 312-226-4886 x 232
      Midtown: Oscar Calderon   ocalderon@midtown-metro.org or 773-292-2662
  
  Visit our website and apply online at www.midtown-metro.org/apply or call/e-mail respective contact person.

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  Tutoring with Psi Chi

  Mar 1, 2021 1:15 pm43 views

• Tutors Needed for Chicago Chinatown Youth Center

  Sep 12, 2017 1:30 pm128 views
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  Tutors Needed for Chinatown Youth Center

  Sep 6, 2018 1:45 pm129 views

• Tutors (Paid and Volunteers) Needed for Youth Center

  Dec 5, 2017 1:30 pm237 views
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  Tutor with Project: VISION (volunteer and paid positions available)

  Dec 16, 2019 3:15 pm1217 views

• UIC Day of Service

  Apr 11, 2016 2:45 pm66 views

  UIC Day of Service

  Saturday, April 16th, 2016

  Register TODAY and join SLDVS on April 16th for the 7th Annual UIC Day of Service. This one day event brings together the UIC community to give back to Chicago. There are over 30 opportunities including framing a house, assisting at a Gala, prepping a community garden, tutoring, and volunteering at an animal shelter. For a complete list of opportunities and to sign up, go to http://go.uic.edu/uicdos. We have locations all over the city and throughout several suburbs.

  We have several sites that are welcoming of kids and we would love to see students, faculty, staff, and families all serving on the Day of Service.

  Availability varies, so no spots are guaranteed. The sooner you sign up, the more likely you are to be placed with your first choice! Groups/families are welcome and can likely be placed at a location together. To indicate if you require any accommodations to participate in this event, please contact SLDVS at 312-996-4500 or sldvs@uic.edu.

• UIC Day of Service, April 8

  Mar 14, 2017 10:45 am39 views

• UIC Day of Service Registration OPEN!

  Mar 2, 2016 10:45 am36 views

  Register TODAY and join SLDVS on April 16th for the 7th Annual UIC Day of Service. This one day event brings together the UIC community to give back to Chicago. 

  There are over 30 opportunities including framing a house, assisting at a Gala, prepping a community garden, tutoring, and volunteering at an animal shelter. For a complete list of opportunities and to sign up, go to go.uic.edu/uicdos. We have locations all over the city and throughout several suburbs.

  Availability varies, so no spots are guaranteed. The sooner you sign up, the more likely you are to be placed with your first choice! Groups are welcome and can likely be placed at a location together. To indicate if you require any accommodations to participate in this event, please contact SLDVS at 312-996-4500 or odesor3@uic.edu.

   

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  UIC Disabled Latinx Zine Submission ! (Deadline July 1st)

  Jun 29, 2021 2:00 pm32 views

• UIC ENGAGE Application Deadline Next Week (2/28)

  Feb 22, 2017 2:15 pm38 views

• UIC ENGAGE: Volunteer Tutors Needed, Orientation on Mon. 1/18

  Jan 15, 2016 5:30 pm170 views

  UIC ENGAGE: Student Volunteers Needed

  UIC ENGAGE volunteers are needed to provide math, writing, and homework assistance to children in grades 3, 4, and 5 in the Chicago Public Schools from 3:30 - 5:30 pm.

  Why? Impact the lives of children and let them konw that UIC is on their side.

  How Long: February 1st through April 15th

  How Much: 20 sessions

  Orientation: Monday, January 18 in College of Education at 10am, Room 3427. RSVP: sseto2@uic.edu. 

  For more information, contact: Janet Omitoyin (jomito2@uic.edu) or Miguel Alvelo-Rivera (malvel2@uic.edu).

  When you enter UIC, you enter a life of engagement.

   

• UIC Job Fair Volunteering Opportunity - Thurs., June 1

  May 26, 2017 9:00 am20 views