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Article #105Work For Educational Equity
From: David Smith
Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2001 20:05
Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2001 20:05
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>Do you believe that all children deserve an excellent education, regardless
>of where they grow up?
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>Help Make it Happen.
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>Are you looking for a challenging internship that will provide experience
>working for a national non-profit organization?
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>Join us.
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>Teach For America is seeking Campaign Coordinators on your campus. The
>Campaign Coordinator works with the Teach For America Central Recruitment
>Team to create and implement an ambitious grassroots campaign on his/her
>campus. The primary aim of this campaign is to recruit outstanding
>students to commit two years to teaching in under-resourced urban and rural
>public schools. The secondary aim is to raise general awareness concerning
>educational injustice.
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>Responsibilities include:
>� networking with faculty and student leaders
>� public speaking
>� promoting events and application deadlines
>� coordinating and staffing school-specific strategies
>� identifying key visibility spots on campus
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>This internship includes a stipend with incentive bonuses. The one year
>position begins in August 2001.
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>Campaign Coordinators should be:
>� resourceful
>� reliable
>� charismatic
>� highly organized
>� knowledgeable of the campus
>� comfortable speaking with students and faculty
>� committed to expanding educational opportunity in this country
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>Sophomores and juniors with leadership experience are preferred.
>Students oall majors are invited to apply. Applications will be accepted
>on a rolling basis until the first deadline of May 11, 2001.
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>To receive more information and an application, please contact Melissa
>Barnett, Central Campaign Director, at 1-888-464-4134 or
>mbarnett@teachforamerica.org.
>Melissa A. Barnett
>Central Campaign Director
>Teach For America
>phone:1. 888.464.4134/504.533.7775
>fax: 504.533.7765
>mbarnett@teachforamerica.org
>http://www.teachforamerica.org
>
>"One day all children in this nation will have the opportunity to attain an
>excellent education."
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Dave Smith
Undergraduate Program Advisor
University of Colorado, Boulder
Department of Computer Science
ECOT 721, Campus Box 430
Boulder, CO 80309-0430
(303)492-6362
http://www.cs.colorado.edu
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