Opportunities From: University of Denver

Volunteer: Korbel Alumni Council Application

Interested in engaging more with the Korbel School? Submit an application to serve on the Korbel Alumni Council! 

The Korbel Alumni Council strives for a broad representation of the school’s alumni community and seeks representation from various backgrounds, degree programs, regions, and industries. Most council meetings occur via zoom. 

We ask that Council members have the following:

A graduate of a Korbel program (BA, MA, MPP, MGS, MIM/IMBA, IIC, MDP, PhD including Paul D. Coverdell Peace Corps Fellows Program, Peace Corps master's International Program and Dual degree programs with Law, Business and Social Work) Willing to engage in 80% of council meetings per year and assume all of the responsibilities of an Alumni Council member for two years.

Responsibilities include participating on Council initiatives which fall under the strategic objectives of the Council:

Foster an alumni community based on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Provide a network and rewarding opportunities for alumni to be active in the affairs of the Korbel School and to deepen engagement with the Korbel School, students, and faculty. Help students and alumni expand their professional networks and serve as a resource for career development and mentoring. Assist with the recruitment of students, increasing interest and offering support to prospective students. Raise the global visibility of the Korbel School. Promote and increase the value of the Korbel School to its alumni. Cultivate a culture of philanthropy. Recognize alumni achievements and alumni service.

Individuals interested in the Alumni Council may self-nominate or be nominated by someone else. 

Respond to this opportunity to learn more about the Alumni Council and receive a copy of the application.

Program: Josef Korbel School of International Studies

Interested in engaging more with the Korbel School? Submit an application to serve on the Korbel Alumni Council! 

The Korbel Alumni Council strives for a broad representation of the school’s alumni community and seeks representation from various backgrounds, degree programs, regions, and industries. Most council meetings occur via zoom. 

We ask that Council members have the following:

A graduate of a Korbel program (BA, MA, MPP, MGS, MIM/IMBA, IIC, MDP, PhD including Paul D. Coverdell Peace Corps Fellows Program, Peace Corps master's International Program and Dual degree programs with Law, Business and Social Work) Willing to engage in 80% of council meetings per year and assume all of the responsibilities of an Alumni Council member for two years.

Responsibilities include participating on Council initiatives which fall under the strategic objectives of the Council:

Foster an alumni community based on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Provide a network and rewarding opportunities for alumni to be active in the affairs of the Korbel School and to deepen engagement with the Korbel School, students, and faculty. Help students and alumni expand their professional networks and serve as a resource for career development and mentoring. Assist with the recruitment of students, increasing interest and offering support to prospective students. Raise the global visibility of the Korbel School. Promote and increase the value of the Korbel School to its alumni. Cultivate a culture of philanthropy. Recognize alumni achievements and alumni service.

Individuals interested in the Alumni Council may self-nominate or be nominated by someone else. 

Respond to this opportunity to learn more about the Alumni Council and receive a copy of the application.

Program: Josef Korbel School of International Studies

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 80210

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Join the DU Concussion team as a Research Assistant

Are you passionate about making a difference in the world of brain health? Do you want to be part of a groundbreaking research project? We're looking for dedicated individuals to join our dynamic team in the pursuit of concussion research excellence.

Why Choose Us:

Collaborate with intellectual students from a variety of educational backgrounds. Contribute to cutting-edge research that impacts hundreds. Shape the future of concussion diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.

Your Role: As a member of our research team, you will:

Collect and analyze critical data related to concussions. Assist in innovative research projects. Meet with athletes from all ages, sports, and concussion background.

Interested to learn more? Respond to this opportunity and a staff member will be in touch with you to share additional information and answer questions.

Program: DU Concussion Research

Are you passionate about making a difference in the world of brain health? Do you want to be part of a groundbreaking research project? We're looking for dedicated individuals to join our dynamic team in the pursuit of concussion research excellence.

Why Choose Us:

Collaborate with intellectual students from a variety of educational backgrounds. Contribute to cutting-edge research that impacts hundreds. Shape the future of concussion diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.

Your Role: As a member of our research team, you will:

Collect and analyze critical data related to concussions. Assist in innovative research projects. Meet with athletes from all ages, sports, and concussion background.

Interested to learn more? Respond to this opportunity and a staff member will be in touch with you to share additional information and answer questions.

Program: DU Concussion Research

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 80210

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Share Your Story

At MCE, we take pride in our alumni who are making significant contributions to their communities. We believe in celebrating and elevating their stories, showcasing the positive impact they are making. If you would like to share your story with us (or want to share another alum’s meaningful story) and tell us how MCE made a different your life, please respond this opportunity and a staff member will be in touch with you to discuss next steps!

Program: Morgridge College of Education

At MCE, we take pride in our alumni who are making significant contributions to their communities. We believe in celebrating and elevating their stories, showcasing the positive impact they are making. If you would like to share your story with us (or want to share another alum’s meaningful story) and tell us how MCE made a different your life, please respond this opportunity and a staff member will be in touch with you to discuss next steps!

Program: Morgridge College of Education

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 80208

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Provide 1:1 Career Guidance to DU Students

Share your expertise and become a mentor on CrimsonConstellation today! 

 

As a mentor, share your perspective and insights with others pursuing similar professional interests

Mentor on your own schedule. You decide whether to commit an hour a year or an hour a week. Choose the topics you know best in areas like careers or leadership & management Make a difference by giving the advice you wish you’d had.

CrimsonConstellation replaced the DU Career Network in early 2024.

Program: CrimsonConstellation

Share your expertise and become a mentor on CrimsonConstellation today! 

 

As a mentor, share your perspective and insights with others pursuing similar professional interests

Mentor on your own schedule. You decide whether to commit an hour a year or an hour a week. Choose the topics you know best in areas like careers or leadership & management Make a difference by giving the advice you wish you’d had.

CrimsonConstellation replaced the DU Career Network in early 2024.

Program: CrimsonConstellation

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: No