Job Opportunity

If you know of students who are looking for work in Bloomington this summer, University Division is looking for student workers to help us with the summer orientation program in Teter. Those of you who have worked with us in past summers know how important these student workers are in setting the tone when new students arrive for advising.

The primary responsibility of our summer assistants is to greet new students when they arrive in Teter and to help them complete preparations before meeting with an advisor. The position will run from Wednesday, June 11 through Thursday, July 17, with a training session on the afternoon of Tuesday, June 17. The hours are 8:15 a.m. until approximately 3:15 p.m., weekdays (the actual end time may vary depending on student traffic). Qualifications include excellent communication skills, a positive attitude, reliability, and a genuine enthusiasm for IUB and interest in working with new students. The salary will be $7.00 per hour.

Interested students should send a letter of interest along with their resume to me (mihurley@indiana.edu) as soon as possible. We hope to begin interviewing applicants next week.

Scholarship Information

Pell Promise—this is a cross over program that is based on need and merit

http://www.scholarships.indiana.edu/financial.html

IU Selective Scholarships-----Pam these are offered by many units on campus and also have a donor component. These are all merit based awards—details below.

http://www.scholarships.indiana.edu/selective.html

This site provides additional information about merit based scholarships---although some on the page are also need based.

http://www.scholarships.indiana.edu/additonal.html

For reference, here is a page that will easily connect the group to the various school/college scholarships if folks are interested

http://www.scholarships.indiana.edu/schoolscholar.html

Reproductive Justice Activists Internship

Part time (varies) | Various locations

Are you ready to take ownership of what happens in your community? Sign on to be a Reproductive Justice Activist intern for Planned Parenthood of Indiana. This internship can be done on-campus, as a distance learning internship for course credit or in a volunteer capacity to put on your resume. Get the chance to work collaboratively with other student groups, faculty, community residents, community organizations, volunteers, and the local Planned Parenthood Community Action Board. Log on to http://www.ppin.org/careers.aspx to apply.

Website Manager

The Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington is looking for a volunteer to serve as a website manager. Responsibilities include monitoring the website for content and message and uploading staff-generated updates. This is a great way to build on your web skills and experience. Call for
more details. Minimum age is 21. For more information contact: Jeff Baldwin at 332-5311 ext .12 or jbaldwin@bgcbloomington.org (www.bgcbloomington.org).

Christole Volunteers

Christole, Inc. is a local nonprofit organization with group homes in Nashville, Columbus, Ellettsville and Bloomington which provides residential and community living support to children and adults with autism and developmental disabilities. Volunteers are needed in various capacities, including driving for outings, providing assistance to residents with daily household activities such as dinner preparations, helping with yard work, or simply interacting with the clients and
residents. Whatever your area of interest or the time you are able to give, there is a fit for you! Groups and families are welcome to volunteer together. Minimum age varies according to position. For more information contact: Marianne Stemm at (812) 988-1257 ext. 215 or
mstemm@christole.org (www.christole.org).

Therapeutic Riding Program Training

Find out more about People & Animal Learning Services, Inc. (PALS) at their new volunteer training on Saturday, May 10th from 1-4 p.m. PALS volunteers help children and adults with disabilities learn how to ride horses by leading horses & side-walking with riders during lessons.
Volunteers also assist with barn chores such as grooming, saddling, training, cleaning stalls and caring for horses. No horse experience necessary! A commitment of 3-4 hours per week is requested. Minimum age is 14. For more information, to RSVP for the training or request a
volunteer packet contact: Fern Bonchek at 336-2798 or pals@indiana.edu (www.palstherapy.org).

Summer Employment for College Students

Jameson Camp is seeking college students to fill over 20 positions for our residential summer camp in Indianapolis, Indiana. Jameson serves children with minor social and/or emotional challenges. We offer a traditional camping program for 7 - 15 year olds, a camp focused on Wellness (making healthy living choices), a camp for children affected/infected by HIV/AIDS,
and a Youth Leadership program for 13 - 18 year olds. Our counselors facilitate activities such as performing arts, ropes course, arts and crafts, and much more with a focus on inspiring youth to discover their strengths.

The following positions are available:

* Cabin Counselor / Arts & Crafts Instructor

* Cabin Counselor / Outdoor Adventure Instructor

* Cabin Counselor / Archery Instructor

* Cabin Counselor / Culinary Arts Instructor

* Cabin Counselor / Journalism Instructor

* Cabin Counselor / Challenge Course Instructor

* Cabin Counselor / Performing Arts Instructor

* Pool Director (health supervision or lifeguarding experience
preferred, minimum age of 21)

* Advanced Camping Experience Program Leader (interest in camping or
experience working with teens preferred, minimum age of 21)

* Health Supervisor (RN, LPN, EMT, or licensed physician)

No experience needed, just a desire to work with children. Cabin Counselors must be 18 years old and graduated from high school. Applications are posted on the website. Applications will be accepted until the beginning of May.

All staff provided room and board for the summer!

Summer Dates: May 26 - August 10

Internships available - students must talk with their college advisors for program requirements.

Check out our website, www.jamesoncamp.org for specific job requirements and more information or contact Tim Nowak, Program Director, at tim@jamesoncamp.org.

HHFB Food Drive

Join us for the BIGGEST Food Drive of the Year!

National Association of Letter Carriers Community Food Drive Benefiting Hoosier Hills Food Bank

Saturday, May 10, 2008

All Bloomington residents will find a plastic bag in his/her mailbox the week prior to 5/10 and are asked to fill it with nonperishable food donations to leave for his/her mailperson on the morning of Saturday, May 10.

We need many volunteers to help us PICK UP and/or RECEIVE donations at one of the Post Office Branches.

Serve Your Community.

Feed the Hungry.

Be a part of Change.

Volunteer With HHFB!

For more information, contact Kim at 334-8374 or volunteer@hhfoodbank.org

Promotions & Marketing Assistants

Individuals with public relations, marketing, and promotions experience are needed at My Sister's Closet of Monroe County to develop publicity materials and projects. The time commitment will vary with each project. Minimum age is 18. For more information contact: JoAnne Bunnage at
355-6842 or jbunnage@indiana.edu (www.mysistersclosetofmonroeco.org).

"Stress-less Final Exams"

This event features FREE activities to help students reduce their stress and anxiety for final exams. Activities include: FREE seated chair massages by IU Health Center massage therapists, FREE relaxation classes taught by CAPS Psychologists (classes will teach deep breathing and progressive muscle relaxation skills), FREE relaxation CD's, and fun, stress reducing activities. Information will be available to students on stress management, study tips, test anxiety, and Wells Library academic resources. Students can also anonymously complete questionnaires to assess their anxiety symptoms, then receive feedback from a CAPS counselor about their symptoms and treatment resources. Call 855-5711 for more information.

Location: Wells Library Foyer
Tuesday April 22nd
12-3pm - Stress Relief Activities, Anxiety Screenings, & Relaxation CD giveaways
7:15-8:15pm-Relaxation Class (deep breathing and progressive muscle relaxation)
7-9pm-FREE seated chair Massages; Stress Relief Activities, Anxiety Screenings & Relaxation CD Giveaways

Wednesday April 23rd
12-3pm-Stress Relief Activities & Anxiety Screenings, Relaxation CD giveaways
1-2pm-Relaxation Class (deep breathing and progressive muscle relaxation)

Thursday April 24th
3-5pm-Stress Relief Activities, Anxiety Screenings, & Relaxation CD giveaways
7-9pm-FREE seated chair Massages; Stress Relief Activities, Anxiety Screenings & Relaxation CD Giveaways

IUB Upward Bound Project - Summer Jobs!!

Summer Resident Assistant and Summer Residence Hall Coordinator/Head R.A.
Please send all inquiries to:
Flo Oluka
www.indiana.edu/~upbound
uoluka@indiana.edu

Computer Consultant Openings Fall 2008

The Best Job on Campus STConsulting is currently accepting applications for Fall 2008 openings. We provide an opportunity for professional and educational growth.
Qualifications:
*A WOW Customer Service Attitude
*Friendly, Knowledgeable, Professional
*A passion for troubleshooting & problem solving.
*Computing skills across the Windows and Macintosh Platforms.
*Strong Working knowledge of Microsoft Suite although
Specialized software experience is a plus!
*Previous work experience that includes customer interaction.
*Ability to work a minimum of 12 hours per week
*Prefer Sophomore or higher standing
To learn more about STConsulting and to apply for a consultant position, please go to the following URL: http://uits.iu.edu/scripts/ose.cgi?atfa.ose.help
*Please fill out the application in its entirety and be professional in all responses.

Greenpeace Global Warming Field Organizer Job

Greenpeace, the world's leading international environmental organization, is seeking passionate organizers who are ready to stop global warming. Scientists say we must act now to stop the worst effects of climate change: more severe hurricanes, heat waves, droughts, floods, and sea level rise. We have the solutions and the technology to solve global warming, but the political will is lacking. Greenpeace's cutting-edge Project Hot Seat (www.projecthotseat.org) is leading the charge to convince Congress to take significant action to stop global warming. Our field team is mobilizing thousands of citizens to make global warming a key issue in the 2008 elections. Greenpeace Field Organizers will make sure that Congress pays attention to the people they represent instead of powerful corporate interests. Apply on-line at: http://members.greenpeace.org/survey/start/41/. Final application deadline April 28th; 2008 Two start dates: Mid-April 2008 or Mid-June 2008. Campaign expected to end December 2008.

Latino Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence

The Latino Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence is pleased to announce the Free "New Horizons Training" as part of the BCAP program, Bilingual Counseling and Advocacy Program". The purpose for this training is to discuss mental health effects of domestic and sexual violence, programs and services available to victims, cultural competence, law enforcement and immigration to many service providers and community leaders/members that want to improve services for Latinos. The Martinsville training will be held on Wednesday, April 23 2008 from 9:00am to 12:00pm at Morgan County Administration Building "Lucille Sadler Room" 180 S. Main Street Martinsville, IN 46151. We are trying to reach out as many professionals who work with the community. Contact for more information or registration is rbonilla@indianalatinocoalition.org.)'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status='';">

Information Session in the Field of Psychology

April 25 ~ 2:30pm to 3:00pm, at La Casa (715 E. 7th Street)

If you are considering a career in the field of psychology, you don't want to miss the opportunity to talk with Dr. Eli Finkel, a professor of Psychology at Northwestern University. Northwestern University combines innovative teaching and pioneering research in a highly collaborative environment that transcends traditional academic boundaries. It provides students and faculty with exceptional opportunities for intellectual, personal, and professional growth in a setting enhanced by the cultural richness of Chicago. For more information on the University, please visit: http://www.northwestern.edu/. Dr. Finkel will be visiting the Indiana University to deliver a talk on his research and to talk with students about opportunities for graduate study in Psychology. Dr. Finkel's research talk (The Social Psychology of Intimate Partner Violence) will take place after the information session from 3:30 to 4:30 pm, in room 128 the psychology building on 10th Street. This talk will be open to the general campus community.

HIV Testing

April 23 ~ 6-8pm at La Casa

Free, anonymous and confidential HIV tests that only take 20 minutes! To protect yourself from HIV and know your status to help your partner. Do you have questions about HIV? The second Friday of every month, Positive Link will be on Hola Bloomington! WFHB 91.3 answering your questions about HIV. Call 812-353-3249 to leave an anonymous question that will be answered confidentially on the radio. You don't have a question? It doesn't matter! Listen the second Friday of every month to learn about a new HIV topic.

Auction to Benefit Martha's House

April 19th at 10 a.m.
American Legion Post 18, 1800 W. 3rd

Auction will included: household items, furniture, collectibles, antiques, jewelry, art pieces, water plane rides, misc. items, and boxes of stuff.

There is Something You can do about Child Abuse

The Monroe County Department of Child Services Invites You to Participate in Events of Remembrance.

April 25th at 6:00 p.m. at the Wilkie Auditorium, 150 North Rose Ave.

Donations of new unwrapped diapers and formula and food will be accepted from 4-6p.m at Wilkie Auditorium. Donations will be distributed to community resources and local families.

Celebrate the FNECC's One-Year Birthday!

We hope you will join us in celebrating the FNECC's one-year birthday!
The Native American Graduate Students' Association, American Indian Student Association, and First Nations Educational and Cultural Center cordially invite you to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the opening of the First Nations Educational & Cultural Center.
April 12, 2008
IMU Georgian Room
3:00-7:30, with remarks at 3:30
We hope you will join us for refreshments, recognition of those who have helped the center grow, and, most of all, community.
To RSVP or for more information, please contact us at fnecc@indiana.edu.
We hope you will join us in celebrating the center's existence and future growth!

Diversity seder

Wednesday, April 16 at 7:30pm there will be a Diversity seder at the Collins Coffee House (located on Woodlawn between 7th and 10th). This will be a dessert seder in preparation for Passover. The diversity seder is an opportunity to look at the themes of Passover-moving from slavery to freedom, and helping to overcome oppression. How are these themes seen through the eyes of other religious, cultural and ethnic communities? Co-sponsored by Episcopal Campus Ministry and the Helene G. Simon Hillel Center. Any questions? Call Hillel at 336-3824 or email hillel@indiana.edu