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11 people are interested
Inspire future leaders - Help at HOBY NC West!
ORGANIZATION: Winston-Salem Jaycee Foundation
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11 people are interested
The NC West HOBY Leadership Seminar is a 3-day program for approximately 120 rising high school juniors to be held June 9-11, 2016 at Wake Forest University. HOBY Ambassadors will have an opportunity to develop their critical thinking skills, learn about their personal leadership styles, and form an appreciation for community service. They attend panel sessions featuring prominent speakers from businesses, media, and educational communities. They participate in leadership development workshops and activities. HOBY Ambassadors also participate in a community service project and learn how they can lead in service in their own communities. As a result of their experiences, the high school Ambassadors return to their schools and communities eager to make a difference and share what they have learned.
To make this happen, we need facilitators to help lead these high school students and assist with small group time during the seminar. All of the material will be prepared ahead of time by our planning committee, but we need committed adult volunteers for the entire weekend (Thursday evening - Sunday afternoon). We also need short term volunteers to help for a few hours throughout the weekend (registration, service project, essay grading, financial activity).
Apply to be a facilitator by completing applications at http://hobyncwest.org/facilitator/
Find out about short term volunteer opportunities by contacting the 2017 Leadership Seminar Chair Renee Parker (HOBYDirector@hobyncwest.org).
Find out more at http://hobyncwest.org/.
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About Winston-Salem Jaycee Foundation
Location:
223 N Spring St, Unit A, Winston Salem, NC 27101, US
Mission Statement
The mission of the Winston-Salem Jaycees is to recruit and train leaders by providing fun, innovative opportunities for individuals to serve humanity. The mission of the Foundation is to assist the Winston-Salem Jaycees in their community fundraising and distribution.
Description
The Jaycees are a civic organization for individuals aged 21-40 and provides opportunities for members to develop personal, business, and leadership skills through community service and organizational involvement. As a 501(c)(3) organization, the Jaycees Foundation is able to receive tax deductible contributions to help run projects for the good of the community.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
Wake Forest University1834 Wake Forest RoadWinston-Salem, NC 27109
DATE POSTED
January 7, 2017
SKILLS
- Youth Services
- Mentoring
- Teaching / Instruction
- Financial Literacy
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Background Check
- Must be at least 21
- Thursday evening-Sunday afternoon for facilitators
- Room on WFU campus and all meals will be provided