Volunteer Project Catalog
UW-Madison
The Hoppe Lab is seeking volunteers to assist with childcare during our quarterly Lived Experience Advisory Meetings. Our group meets 4x/year for 2 hours to discuss how to create valued research initiatives and projects with our community. Tues Aug 11th, 9-11am meeting time, on site from 8:30-11:30am at RISE on the north side of Madison. Wed Nov 4th, 1-3pm meeting time, on site from 12:30-3:30am at RISE on the north side of Madison.
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General site for L&S University Volunteers.
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This volunteer program is designed for studio volunteers within the Theatre and Drama Department inside the School of Education.
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UW-Madison
The Wisconsin Science Festival is a statewide celebration of science, art, and technology. The festival works with event hosts all throughout Wisconsin to bring science engagement opportunities to thousands of attendees. In addition to these statewide event partners, the festival team hosts events in Madison that bring science to the community. These volunteer opportunities will help support these large-scale engagement events.
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UW-Madison
Dementia Matters Podcast Volunteer Opportunity
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UW-Madison
This is an Example Volunteer Project. In the Description section, write a brief summary of the project for volunteers to read. This text will display on the registration page.
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The award-winning UW-Madison Odyssey Project takes a whole family approach to breaking the cycle of generational poverty through access to education, giving adult and youth learners a voice, and increasing confidence through reading, writing, and speaking. Now in its 23rd year, this inspirational project has empowered more than 600 low-income adults to find their voices and get a jump start at earning college degrees they never thought possible. Some graduates of the program have journeyed from homelessness to UW-Madison degrees, or from incarceration to meaningful work in the community. Past and present students can come with their children to work on homework with a team of tutors at the Odyssey Family Learning Center. While their parents are in class, over 50 children of Odyssey students, ages 6 weeks through high school, participate in one of our five Odyssey Junior classrooms. Recognizing that breaking the cycle of generational poverty involves whole families, we support children in self-discovery, literacy, and expression through a variety of forms, including reading, writing, speaking, visual arts, music, and movement.
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The Office of Multicultural Arts Initiatives within the Division for Teaching and Learning at the University of Wisconsin-Madison provides culturally relevant and transformative arts programming to promote positive social dialogue and to give cultural art forms a legitimate academic forum. By harnessing the broad cultural influence of spoken word, hip hop and emerging as well as traditional art forms, OMAI’s events and programming create learning environments that directly affect UW-Madison’s campus climate, improving retention and graduation success, preparing future leaders to reinvest in their communities. By continually refreshing this paradigm that integrates traditional academics and cutting edge arts activism, OMAI empowers transnational leaders with new tools for inclusive community building.
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Explore volunteer opportunities at the Arboretum. Dedicated volunteers contribute to the continued success of the Arboretum’s ecological communities, gardens, visitor services, research, and outreach programs. There are numerous ways volunteers can get involved at the Arboretum. We have one-time, short-term, and long-term volunteer roles, both indoors and outdoors. Opportunities exist for individuals and groups. New volunteers are always welcome to participate. While volunteers provide the Arboretum with people-power, skills, and contributions, they enjoy many benefits including: • Gaining knowledge of plants, animals, and ecosystems • Resumé-worthy real-world experience in ecological restoration, horticulture, and environmental education • Working side-by-side with experts in gardening, land care, horticulture, and outreach • Making a difference at a renowned teaching and research facility • Meeting people with similar interests • Contributing in a beautiful place Be part of a team that is restoring land, creating beauty, and enriching lives. The Arboretum is part of the UW-Madison. When you register, please select UW-Madison as your campus to access our volunteering opportunities.
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Your portal for volunteer opportunities in north central Wisconsin. Join our team of WPR Community Ambassadors and play a vital role in extending WPR's presence and impact across Wisconsin. As a volunteer, you'll represent WPR at various events and share the mission of WPR in central Wisconsin. The central region includes Wausau, Stevens Point, Rhinelander, Marshfield, Wisconsin Rapids, Abbotsford and everything in between. It is a great way to share your love of WPR with your community! WPR is a service of the UW System in Madison. WHEN YOU REGISTER, PLEASE SELECT UW MADISON AS YOUR CAMPUS to access our volunteering opportunities.
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Join our team of WPR Community Ambassadors and play a vital role in extending WPR's presence and impact across Wisconsin. As a volunteer, you'll represent WPR at various events and share the mission of WPR in Northeast Wisconsin. The northeast region includes Green Bay, Fox Cities, Door County, Manitowoc, Sheboygan and more. HOW TO USE THIS PAGE: 1. If this is your first time visiting this page, please go to the bottom section called "Hold a Position" and click "volunteer." You will be asked to provide info and sign agreements. ********When asked for a campus, select UW-MADISON******** 2. To view current opportunities, please see the section below called "Work a Shift." Click on the right arrow on the calendar to view additional months. Click on "volunteer" in the "Work a Shift" section to sign up for the opportunity. Thank you so much for your interest in volunteering for WPR!
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Your portal for volunteer opportunities in Northern Wisconsin. Join our team of WPR Community Ambassadors and play a vital role in extending WPR's presence and impact across Wisconsin. As a volunteer, you'll represent WPR at various events and share the mission of WPR in central Wisconsin. The Northern region includes Superior, Ashland, Bayfield, Spooner, Hayward, Danbury, Solon Springs and everything in between. It is a great way to share your love of WPR with your community! Our office is located at Holden Fine Arts Center Room 3160 1805 Catlin Ave Superior, WI 54880 Goals Share your love of WPR by joining the WPR Northern Region Community Ambassador Team. Be the first to learn what’s new and happening behind the scenes, then share your enthusiasm with other WPR fans at events across our listening area! Contact Details Ellen Chicka | Outreach Specialist | 715-679-5133 | ellen.chicka@wpr.org Cancellation Policy If you are unable to attend your volunteering opportunity, please contact Outreach Specialist Ellen Chicka at ellen.chicka@wpr.org.
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Your portal for volunteer opportunities in Western Wisconsin. Join our team of WPR Community Ambassadors and play a vital role in extending WPR's presence and impact across Wisconsin. As a volunteer, you'll represent WPR at various events and share the mission of Wisconsin Public Radio. The Western region includes Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Menomonie, Rice Lake, River Falls, and everything in between. It is a great way to share your love of WPR with your community!
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