Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies positions:
Fall 2012 Sessional Positions
GSWS 316-4 Disciplining Sex: Feminist Science Studies and Sociobiology
(B-Hum, B-Soc, B-Sci) (Harbour Centre Campus) Day
GSWS 399-4 Numeracy, Gender, Culture (Q) (Burnaby Campus) Day
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Economic Security Project (ESP) positions:
Please check back for upcoming positions.
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SFU Volunteer Opportunities:
WINGS is considering putting in an ARX project proposal for someone to make a half-hour radio documentary out of the audio that I and Maria Persdotter recorded at and before the Medicalization of Sex conference. I'd like to get it done this summer. Do you think anyone currently in coursework in Gender... studies might be interested in this?
Task: to produce a half-hour radio documentary from audio recorded before and during the Medicalization of Sex conference. Estimated number of hours: 40. Skills needed: good auditory memory, selecting and arranging clips to give a broad sense of the conference and its main points, audio editing, scriptwriting/reading. Some training and assistance available. Output: 28 minute documentary suitable for international audience.
contact: Frieda Werden, Series Producer
WINGS: Women's International News Gathering Service www.wings.org
https://www.facebook.com/wingsradio
frieda.werden@gmail.com
SFU Women's Centre
Click here for the volunteer sign-up form
SFU Volunteer Services
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External Volunteer Opportunities:
Become a Go Girls! Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds Volunteer Mentor
Help young girls learn to embrace physical activity and healthy eating, and develop a positive self-image!
Go Girls! Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds is a group mentoring program that encourages physical activity, balanced eating and the development of a positive self-image, among girls aged 11 to 14. This program is offered in selected Coquitlam schools.
Who are the volunteer mentors?
Go Girls! mentors are young women, aged 19 to 25, who are enthusiastic, caring and passionate about healthy living. Once they have completed the training, two Go Girls! mentors lead a group of activities and discussions over a two month period.
Who are the participants?
Go Girls! participants, girls ages 11 to 14, are selected by staff at our partnering Coquiltam Middle Schools. The girls may be struggling with low self-esteem, who would not normally participate in activities and who would benefit from mentoring and discussion around physical activity, positive self-esteem and healthy choices.
Mentor Qualifications
v You are a female between 19 and 25 years
v You are able to commit to attending the full day Go Girls! mentor training on a Saturday, September 18th
v You are able to commit to facilitating the 8 Go Girls! sessions in selected Coquitlam schools: this is a time commitment of 3 hours per week
v You are available on at lead one weekday each week between the hours of 2:30 pm and 5:30 pm
v You are enthusiastic, caring and energetic, and passionate about healthy living and physical activity
v You are mature, stable, reliable, respectful of others, and will be accepting of your Go Girls! participants
v You are interested in helping young girls between the ages of 11 and 14 learn about active living, healthy eating and feeling good about themselves
v You are comfortable with Big Sisters of BC Lower Mainland’s core values
We are now accepting applications for Go Girls! volunteer mentors for our Fall 2010 program in Coquitlam.
Attached is a Go Girls! Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds volunteer application form.
Questions?
Contact Carolyn Fernie, Go Girls! Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds Program Coordinator at cfernie@bigsisters.bc.ca or 604.873.4525 ext. 311
Big Sisters of BC Lower Mainland www.bigsisters.bc.ca
Carolyn Fernie
Go Girls! Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds Program Coordinator
Big Sisters of BC Lower Mainland
P: 604.873.4525 ext. 311
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BC Yukon Society of Transition Houses
BC Yukon Society of Transition Houses, the provincial umbrella Violence Against Women agency is looking for a student volunteer who may be interested in helping us prepare our resources section for our new website.
We are looking for someone to find electronic versions of resources we have in hard copy, to add descriptions to our existing bibliography and to possibly add to the resource lists as well.
Rebecca Haskell
Project Coordinator
BC Yukon Society of Transition Houses
#325-119 W. Pender Street
Vancouver, BC V6B 1S5
Phone: 604.669.6943 ext 221
Toll Free: 1.800.661.1040 ext 221
Fax: 604.682.6962
www.bcysth.ca
BC Yukon Society of Transition Houses is a "Centre of Excellence" enhancing the continuum of services and strategies necessary to end violence against women, youth and children.
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