What are the responsibilities and job description for the Volunteer position at Glendale Community College?
Volunteers at Glendale Community College play a vital role in supporting students, staff, and faculty by contributing time and skills to enhance the college experience. This position offers a rewarding opportunity to engage with the campus community, assist in programs, and develop valuable work experience. Volunteers can fall into two categories, Departmental Volunteer or Intern.
Departmental Volunteers participate and assist a specific department or program on campus. This is a great choice if you are looking into gaining certain experiences or would like to develop skills in a particular field.
Departments currently accepting volunteers: Athletics, Nursing, EMT/Paramedic, Math, Other
Interns in the volunteer program are individuals that are pursuing a degree at an institution that requires an internship at an outside agency as part of the degree program.
Benefits of volunteering:
- Gain hands-on, practical experience with your field of interest
or explore new fields of interest - Transfer skills from the classroom to the real world
- Develop your resume
- Foster mutually beneficial connections
- Enjoy consistent volunteer opportunities
Please note that there is no guarantee that applicants will be accepted as volunteers or that volunteers will receive volunteer opportunities as the District works on an as-needed basis dependent on the needs of college.
How to apply: Complete application, submit resume and a cover letter explaining why you would like to volunteer at Glendale Community College.