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Are you interested in a volunteer project that will pay dividends to the community for years to come AND provide you with a feeling of accomplishment and joy? WE HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU.
If you , or anyone you know, or anyone in your organization, is interested in mentoring 9th grade students entering Capital, Riverside, South Charleston or Saint Albans High Schools, please contact Ralph Miller by e-mail Rmillgroup@aol.com or by calling 304-541-4478 ASAP.
This unique mentoring opportunity will team volunteers with the Education Alliance and a new program titled “Walk The Talk”. Your service would consist of one (1) hour of mentoring per week and will pair you with up to five (5) students (males with males and females with females) for group discussions. The day and time of service will be determined by the volunteer and school personnel. Training will be provided by the Education Alliance and a planned mentoring curriculum will be available for use.
Helping certain students focus on their studies and graduation is a community objective and will provide community benefits.
If you are the kind of person who is passionate about helping the leaders of tomorrow succeed today, please volunteer for this opportunity.
Thank you for your consideration and please pass this information along to another you feel may be interested.
If you , or anyone you know, or anyone in your organization, is interested in mentoring 9th grade students entering Capital, Riverside, South Charleston or Saint Albans High Schools, please contact Ralph Miller by e-mail Rmillgroup@aol.com or by calling 304-541-4478 ASAP.
This unique mentoring opportunity will team volunteers with the Education Alliance and a new program titled “Walk The Talk”. Your service would consist of one (1) hour of mentoring per week and will pair you with up to five (5) students (males with males and females with females) for group discussions. The day and time of service will be determined by the volunteer and school personnel. Training will be provided by the Education Alliance and a planned mentoring curriculum will be available for use.
Helping certain students focus on their studies and graduation is a community objective and will provide community benefits.
If you are the kind of person who is passionate about helping the leaders of tomorrow succeed today, please volunteer for this opportunity.
Thank you for your consideration and please pass this information along to another you feel may be interested.
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Most out-of-classroom activities involving the student body are carried on under the direction of the Student Government Association. The purpose of the Student Government Association is:
· To provide a central agency by which students may assist in promoting the interest and welfare of the University community;
· To cooperate with the faculty and staff in the regulation and promotion of student activities;
· To further the development of a wholesome relationship between the administration and student body;
· To encourage student participation in the control of those problems which relate particularly to student life;
· To promote University spirit;
· To stimulate intelligent thinking on University problems and to serve as an agency for the crystallization and expression of student thought.
Although all students are members of the Student Government Association (SGA), the SGA Constitution provides for a governance system consisting of students elected or appointed by students, who operate on behalf of students.
The basic structure of the SGA governance system consists of three co-equal branches: The Executive Branch, (Cabinet); The Legislative Branch, known as The Student Senate, (a policy-setting group composed of nineteen voting members); and The Judicial Branch, known as the Student Hearing Council, (composed of seven students).
· To provide a central agency by which students may assist in promoting the interest and welfare of the University community;
· To cooperate with the faculty and staff in the regulation and promotion of student activities;
· To further the development of a wholesome relationship between the administration and student body;
· To encourage student participation in the control of those problems which relate particularly to student life;
· To promote University spirit;
· To stimulate intelligent thinking on University problems and to serve as an agency for the crystallization and expression of student thought.
Although all students are members of the Student Government Association (SGA), the SGA Constitution provides for a governance system consisting of students elected or appointed by students, who operate on behalf of students.
The basic structure of the SGA governance system consists of three co-equal branches: The Executive Branch, (Cabinet); The Legislative Branch, known as The Student Senate, (a policy-setting group composed of nineteen voting members); and The Judicial Branch, known as the Student Hearing Council, (composed of seven students).
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