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Comment by Konstanze Rausch on August 12, 2019 at 10:15am

Hi, I am Konstanze.  I will be managing the education program at Channel Islands National Park that serves K-12 students and teachers.  I graduated from California State University, Northridge with a Masters in Visual Art in Spring 2019 and am an alumni from California State University, Channel Islands with a Bachelors in Studio Art.

Comment by Spencer Johnson on April 3, 2019 at 10:45am

Hey all! I'm Spencer, and I'll be surveying pollinators at Lake Ilo NWR in Dunn Center, ND this summer through the US Fish & Wildlife Service! I'm currently attending the University of Wisconsin - Madison, majoring in Wildlife Ecology. Any other North Dakota interns here?

Comment by Hayley Morway on February 21, 2019 at 11:36am

Hi Everyone! AmeriCorps Week is from March 10th - 16th this year! Show your pride by posting this AmeriCorps_Trail_Sign.pdf at your service site and check out the new You Got Served! campaign!

Comment by Hayley Morway on February 21, 2019 at 11:36am

Hi Everyone! AmeriCorps Week is from March 10th - 16th this year! Show your pride by posting this AmeriCorps_Trail_Sign.pdf at your service site and check out the new You Got Served! campaign!

Comment by Kris Levasseur on April 16, 2018 at 2:20pm

Hell everyone! Anyone out there joining me this summer in Placerville, CA at IFG? Let me know:)

Comment by Hayley Morway on March 9, 2018 at 4:02pm

AmeriCorps Week 2018 is from March 11th - 17th! Show your pride by  posting this AmeriCorps_Trail_Sign.pdf at your service site and #GetThingsDone with The SCA!

Comment by Emily Poore on December 20, 2017 at 2:30pm

The Evergreen State College graduate programs are actively seeking AmeriCorps members and alumni for their Master of Environmental Studies, Master of Public Administration and Master in Teaching Programs.

Activists wanted! Continue to serve the public through obtaining a graduate degree from The Evergreen State College in Environmental Studies, Public Administration or Teaching.

Learn how at www.evergreen.edu/graduatestudies. Application fee waivers available, see http://www.evergreen.edu/graduatestudies/applicationfeewaiver. Some scholarship help also available from each program.

Don’t delay, the deadline for MES is Jan. 15, for MPA Feb. 15 and for MiT April 2.

Comment by Emily Poore on December 20, 2017 at 2:30pm

Check out these opportunities to serve with other AmeriCorps members in Virginia next month:

• Northern Virginia
  • Aspire! After School Learning – Learning Links Service Project (1/15, 8:30am-12pm, Arlington) - Aspire! After School Learning has partnered with Volunteer Arlington for a bigger scale day of service. They day will begin with participants learning about MLK and the importance of service. The participants who come to our room will be leveling and sorting books that we have collected for our students. Another group of volunteers will be participating in a training session to become long term volunteers with our organization. Contact: Claire Traveline, claire@aspireafterschool.org
• Richmond Area
  • Literacy Lab Service Project (1/13, Richmond, 9:30am-1:30pm) - Richmond Members and volunteers will be participating in MLK activities such as crafts, story telling, etc. with students who receive free tutoring services at Making A Difference For You. Additionally, we will be creating MLK "Murals" and donating them to schools that we partner with. Contact: Ebane Ward, eward@theliteracylab.org
  • CARITAS AmeriCorps and City of Richmond Service Project (1/15, Richmond, 11:30am-1:30pm) - Members and volunteers will be serving a hot meal to community members experiencing homelessness. It will also include collection and distribution of warm weather gear and snack kits. Contact: Susan Carminucci, scarminucci@caritasva.org
  • Virginia State Parks – DCR Service Project (1/15, Twin Lakes State Park, Green Bay, 9am-1pm) -  Members, staff, and volunteers will participate in activities celebrating diversity and will guide guests through Twin Lakes State Park's unique story of creation, its segregation, and finally, integration. Contact: Bobby Wilcox, bobby.wilcox@dcr.virginia.gov
• Southwest Virginia
  • Carroll Co. Public Schools Lift Up AmeriCorps Service Project (1/15, Hillsville, 12:30-2:30pm) – Members and volunteers will spend a fun afternoon at Commonwealth Retirement Center. AmeriCorps members and volunteers will visit with residents, play games, and sing favorite songs. Contact: Tonyia Gibson, tonyiagibson49@hotmail.com
• Danville & Martinsville
  • Institute for Advanced Learning and Research - Dan River AmeriCorps Service Project (January 15, Times and Location TBD) - We will be working in Danville on a service project with Averett University. Contact: Jessica Beebe, jessica.beebe@ialr.org
• Fredericksburg
  • Rappahannock Goodwill Industries – Goodskills Literacy Corps Service Project (1/15, Fredericksburg, 9am-2pm) - AmeriCorps members and volunteers will host a Spa Day for residents of local shelters. Contact: Shanna Boutchyard, shanna.boutchyard@fredgoodwill.org
• Orange County & Charlottesville
  • UVa  – Virginia College Advising Corps Service Project (1/16, Orange Co. High School and Charlottesville High School, 5:30-8pm) - CAC College Advisors and AmeriCorps Members will  assist students and families with filling out the FAFSA. Contact: Joy Pugh, joypugh@virginia.edu

Comment by Emily Poore on June 2, 2017 at 1:24pm

 Antioch University Seattle offers a scholarship for AmeriCorps members that is a close to match of the AmeriCorps award for those that enroll.  The MAED in Urban Environmental Education at Antioch University Seattle, also has scholarship opportunities for enrollees.  Together these resources can make a significant impact toward reducing the costs for a graduate degree.  They are accepting applications for their third cohort of students will begin the 2017-18 graduate program this summer, August 14th.  

About the MAED in Urban Environmental Education Program

IslandWood and Antioch University Seattle’s M.A.Ed. in Urban Environmental Education (UEE) is a first of a kind program that recognizes the need for diverse educators with the skills and passion to contribute to the social and ecological health of urban settings.  Our graduate students are rethinking traditional methods of place-based and experiential environmental education and are developing new ways of connecting people to the nature of the city.  In extending our focus to the city and stepping into place where most of us live, justice issues become an integral part of living in “the environment”.  Graduate classes are carried out in the city, on the streets, observing and investigating through the perspectives of those who live there – from the inside out. Urban stewardship is reimagined as a way to promote sustainability and resilience, equity and inclusion.  To learn more about the program, please check out our website:  https://islandwood.org/graduate-programs/Seattle .  Or apply now: https://www.antioch.edu/seattle/degrees-programs/education-degrees/... . 

 

 

Scholarships Available

• IslandWood MAED Urban Environmental Education Program Scholarship, https://islandwood.org/graduate-programs/urban-environmental-educat... .
• Antioch University National Service Scholarship, https://www.antioch.edu/seattle/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2017/04/... .

 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Sue Byers at 206-499-8530 or via email at sueb@islandwood.org. 

Comment by Amber Young on May 13, 2017 at 2:06pm

Hi all! I'm working in southern Arizona this summer and I was looking for some people that might be interested in meeting up for some hikes and climbs!

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