Elon Volunteers! Leadership Positions

Elon Volunteers! coordinators play an integral role in the work of the Kernodle Center.  Student leaders in these positions help on the ground with facilitating opportunities with our community partners. We are looking for leaders to fill the following positions for next academic year (click on positions to see job descriptions):

• Alternative Breaks – Fall Break Coordinator (4 positions available – paid role: $200 stipend)
• Alternative Breaks – Spring Coordinator (6-8 positions available – paid role: $500 stipend)
• Burlington Animal Services Coordinator
• Campus Kitchen Cooking Coordinator
• Campus Kitchen Delivery Coordinator
• Campus Kitchen Farm and Garden Coordinator
• Campus Kitchen Meal Shift Coordinator
• Dialogue Coordinator
• Special Olympics Coordinator
• Service LLC Coordinator

(LINCS) program connects community partner organizations in Alamance County to Elon University through impactful and ongoing volunteer opportunities.  Organizations that are selected as sites are given the opportunity to host a student coordinator.  The role is a unique hands-on paid position where coordinators work a maximum of 7 hours a week during the academic year, with hours split between host sites and campus. Coordinators support their site by recruiting Elon student volunteers to support projects identified in conjunction with their site supervisor.

LINCS coordinator applications are being accepted on a rolling basis until position is filled. Apply through the Elon Job Network – job ID’s for each opening are listed below:

• Burlington Parks and Recreation Coordinator – Job ID #179010
• SAFE (Southern Alamance Food Empowerment) Coordinator – Job ID #179014
• Young Musicians of Alamance – Job ID #179013

America Reads is a tutoring program designed to enhance math and reading skills for students in local elementary schools and afterschool programs.  Working collaboratively with the professional staff advisor, the America Reads Coordinators are responsible for the overall management and day-to-day work of the program. The coordinator is expected to be a committed, motivated, and a highly organized individual who can work with limited supervision. Individuals with a major or minor in education are encouraged to apply, but the position is open to all majors.  This is a paid position starting at $13 per hour.

Learn more and apply on the Elon Job Network (applications are being accepted on a rolling basis until position is filled – the job ID for this position is 179007)

Note: On-boarding for this position will start later in the spring semester. Applicants must qualify for federal work-study in order to be considered.

The Kernodle Center is hiring for a Communication and Design Manager.  A student leader in this position plays an integral role in supporting our communications and public relations efforts.  Specific responsibilities include:

• Maintain social media platforms & content for EV! Facebook & Instagram
• Develop & implement weekly social media marketing plans
• Complete print design projects as assigned and meet deadlines
• Maintain a working knowledge of EV! Generate & implement marketing ideas
• Manage photo bank & work collaboratively with student leaders

Learn more and apply on the Elon Job Network by Friday, March 21st!  (the job ID for this position is 179006)

Elon Volunteers! Executive Directors serve in a unique and essential leadership role for Elon Volunteers! (EV!) on-campus and in the community by embodying the mission of the organization and interfacing with students, faculty, staff and community partners.  In addition to the specific responsibilities of each position, Executive Directors work with the professional staff in the Kernodle Center for Civic Life to advance the overall efforts of EV! by supporting the events and programs of our directors, coordinators, and volunteers.

Elon Volunteers! member roles are a semester by semester opportunity within Elon Volunteers! and a great way to get more involved and to make a positive impact in our local community.  Member roles are opt-in and do not require an interview.  For anyone who indicates interest in being a member we ask you do the following:

• Attend member on-boarding training
• Volunteer at least 3 times throughout the semester
• Attend at least 1 Institute for Civic Engagement

Benefits of being a member include:

• Meet other students who are interested in getting involved
• Get connected with an Elon Volunteers! leader peer mentor
• Gain new skills that can set you up to hold a future leadership position
• Get to know more about the local community and organizations that are making make an impact
• Elon Volunteers! swag bag at the end of the semester once you complete membership requirements

America Reads America Counts is a Federal Work Study program designed to not only educate youth, but to also provide college students with an outlet to fulfill their work study requirements and delve deeper into the community around us. America Reads America Counts Elon student tutors are placed at local elementary schools or after school programs and work with teachers or community partner staff to help enhance reading and math skills of local children.

Apply through the Elon Job network (Job ID #173404).  For more information about America Reads, click here.

Alternative Breaks are immersive service experiences designed to introduce students to new communities while working to address pressing domestic and global social issues. Participating in an Alternative Break is a great way to get to know other students, make a positive impact, and have a meaningful fall or spring break!

Click here to learn more about this year’s programs and to apply!

Help us support our mission of increasing voter registration and turnout, civic participation, and general political knowledge around campus. Join the Civic Engagement Ambassador team within Elon Votes!