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The New Lehman Funding Request Form · 370 days ago
From William Lee ’10:
“Hey guys,
I created a form that people in the future can use when requesting funding for events like the Ghost Trail or the Women’s Center speaker. It’s a different form from the Soc Entrep Grant, which is targeted towards individuals and not student orgs. “
To access the Lehman Funding Request Form for your group, please visit our information section.
— Al Hu
Please sign our petition! · 417 days ago
Dear reader, fellow Eph:
You may not have read Laura Christianson and Janna Gordon’s article in the Record concerning the lack of support for community engagement at Williams College. As a member of the Lehman Council for Community Engagement, I ask you to please read their opinion and decide whether or not you would like to support our initiative and bring this to attention to the Williams College Board of Trustees.
If so, please sign our petition below by leaving your name and class year/role in the message section of this article.
“Dear Williams College Trustees:
We, members of the Williams College community, are concerned with the lack of institutional support for student involvement in public affairs and civic life. In order to provide a holistic liberal arts education, Williams College must encourage and streamline academic and extracurricular engagement with local, national, and global initiatives. We, as a College community must invest in preparing students to become active and knowledgeable citizens of the world.
Sincerely,
The Undersigned”
Thank you for your help!
- The Lehman Council for Community Engagement
— Al Hu
Service Fair in Goodrich on Wednesday! · 436 days ago
The Lehman Council for Community Engagement is proud to sponsor the first annual Service Fair, this Wednesday (September 17th, 2008) from 7-9:30p.m. in Goodrich. Ever wanted to be active in the larger Berkshire community? Do you want to burst the Purple Bubble? Would you like to step outside your comfort zone? Too much free time with too little homework? Come to the Service Fair. You can find information on how to get involved in over thirty service groups on campus while meeting other Berkshire residents who are active in their communities. Groups range in interests from working with hunger in the Berkshires to helping recent immigrants learn English. Take a study break (or two) and come down to Goodrich on Wednesday and see how YOU can create change in your community.
— Al Hu
Teach For America seeks undergraduate marketing interns · 577 days ago
Teach For America seeks undergraduate marketing interns
Hiring now for the ’08 – ’09 academic year
Our team of interns will develop and execute a detailed strategic plan aimed at inspiring top students to apply for the 2009 corps. In this position, interns augment their professional skills in networking, marketing strategies, and communication while gaining an understanding of how a successful nonprofit organization operates. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals who are interested in applying to be a Teach For America corps member or staff member upon graduation. Read the full job description at
http://www.teachforamerica.org/CampusCampaignCoordinator
Contact Joanna.Hutko —AT— teachforamerica.org by 12 pm on Friday, May 2nd with questions or to apply.
— Al Hu
SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP GRANTS (Again!) · 629 days ago
For a second time this academic year, Lehman Council for Community Engagement is offering SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP GRANTS for students with creative service ideas who need funding to put those ideas into practice. If you are interested in applying for a social entrepreneurship grant, please click here and download the application. Please e-mail Lizzie Burns at 09etb if you have any questions!
— Al Hu
Service Extravaganza! · 801 days ago
The Lehman Council for Community Engagement is proud to sponsor the first annual Service Extravaganza, this Monday (September 17th, 2007) from 6-9p.m. in Paresky. Ever wanted to be active in the larger Berkshire community? Do you want to burst the Purple Bubble? Would you like to step outside your comfort zone? Too much free time with too little homework? Come to the blowout Service Extravaganza. You can find information on how to get involved in over thirty service groups on campus while meeting other Berkshire residents who are active in their communities. Groups range in interests from working with hunger in the Berkshires to helping recent immigrants learn English. There will be free food, drinks, and performances every half hour from some of the most popular entertainment groups on campus. Take a study break (or two) and come down to Paresky on Monday and see how YOU can create change in your community.
— Al Hu