From the Center for Leadership and Involvement
Theater of the Oppressed
Organization: MultiCultural Student Coalition
Location: Where ever you choose!!
Announcement: The MultiCultural Student Coalition (MCSC) has a program entitled Theater of the Oppressed (TOP). Any organization can request this service. This is workshop free to all individual students and student orgs, entitled Theater of the Oppressed (TOP). This workshop provides a means by which to analyze and respond to issues of oppression that arise in society and in our day-to-day lives. This workshop can touch on as many topics and issues as the participants feel moved to confront, thus it can be customized to fit the needs of and obstacles facing your respective group. Theatrical techniques are employed to encourage your staff and/or the members of your organization to think critically about the ways oppression manifests itself in our day to day lives and how those situations are best addressed, while providing the chance to practically apply effective tactics so they can be readily reverted to in real-life situation. You can request this workshop for your organization by sending an email with
a)the name of your organization
b)the date, time and location for which you are requesting the workshop
c)the name of the group the workshop will be for
and we will send you an email confirming the workshop.
Immediate opening for Public Relations Intern
Organization: Wisconsin Singers
Location: 3170 SAC
Website: www.wisconsinsingers.com
Announcement: Wisconsin Singers, UW's professional entertainment company, is in immediate need of a Public Relations Intern. UW Class credit/scholarship available. Send resumè to singers@wisconsinsingers.com.
The Buckys - Applications Online Now!
Organization: Student Leadership Program
Date and Time: 03/05/2010 | 5pm
Location: http://cfli.wisc.edu/SLP
Website: http://cfli.wisc.edu/SLP
Announcement: REGISTRATION HAS BEEN EXTENDED! MAKE SURE TO GET YOUR APPLICATIONS IN SO THAT YOUR STUDENT ORGANIZATION CAN BE RECOGNIZED AND RECEIVE GREAT BENEFITS!
Does your student organization excels in...
Leadership?
Service?
Valued Membership?
Social Justice?
Innovation?
Program Development?
Does your student organization deserve an award?
Apply for a Bucky!
There are 10 awards available to honor and recognize outstanding student organizations that are going above and beyond on campus. Awards available in the topics above plus many more. Make sure to register and send in your application so that your student organization will have a shot at winning some of the great benefits that come with being an award winner!
Applications are online and are due March 5th, 2010 by 5pm! Use the website listed below to apply.
http://cfli.wisc.edu/SLP
Winners will be announced at The Buckys Award Banquet to be held on March 16th, 2010 in the Wisconsin Union Theater.
Show us the incredible things your student organization has accomplished this year!
From Student Organizations
Ever heard of Badger Watch?
Organization: UW- Madison Police Department
Location: Campus
Attachment: Fact Sheet for Studt. Orgs..doc
Website: http://www.uwpd.wisc.edu
Announcement: Please see the attached information sheet on the program and contact Officer Radtke if you are interested in scheduling a date and time for a presentation.
Accepting Co-Sponsorship Fund Applications
Organization: Morgridge Center for Public Service
Website: www.morgridge.wisc.edu
Announcement: The Morgridge Center grants up to $250 to support projects by individual students, student groups, or formal student organizations looking to address specific community needs. The Co-Sponsorship Fund was developed to support UW students engaging in service.
Applications for spring semester grants will be accepted starting January 14. Visit our website to learn more about this unique funding opportunity or to begin filling our your application.
http://www.morgridge.wisc.edu/students/grants.html
*Note: all applications must be received 30 days prior to your event or project.
GUTS needs tutors
Organization: Greater University Tutoring Service
Location: #4413 SAC
Website: http://guts.studentorg.wisc.edu/
Announcement: Our Conversational English program needs about 33 native English speakers. They would be matched with one international student and work with them weekly on their English-speaking skills. It's a very relaxed and flexible program that becomes social for most pairs. It's a great way to meet people from other places and help welcome international students to the campus community. We ask for about 2 hours a week.
Our Study Skills program needs about 5 peer study skills advisers. Advisers work with students struggling with academic skills, like note-taking, reading, exam preparation, time management, etc...They would meet with each student twice and maintain a supportive relationship throughout the semester. We also hold monthly trainings for our advisers. The commitment is also about 2 hours a week.
Thanks a lot and hope to see you volunteering!
OPERATIONS GRANT APPLICATION NOW OPEN!
Organization: ASM Finance Committee
Date and Time: 03/07/2010 | 23:59:59
Location: ASM Website
Website: www.asm.wisc.edu
Announcement: The ASM Finance Committee is now accepting Operations Grant applications for the 2010-11 school year. Grants are heard and decided in March, and funds are available for orgs to use during the next school year.
More information on Operations Grants, as well as a link to the application, is available here: http://www.asm.wisc.edu/operations-grants.html
If you have any questions, please contact the ASM Finance Chair at asmfinancechair@gmail.com.