Non-profit organizations share opportunities during Work That Matters fair
Ohio University’s Career and Leadership Development Center (CLDC) is readying for its annual “Work That Matters: Non-Profit and Service Fair.”
Students are invited to learn more about volunteer opportunities, careers and internships at non-profit and government service organizations during the fair, which will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 10, in the Multipurpose Room, located on the second floor of Baker Center in rooms 240 and 242.
“This event was created in response to some of our non-profit and service employers asking for an event where they could connect with service-oriented students,” said Associate Director for Employer Relations Aaron Sturgill. It was originally started during the spring semester of 2016.
This year 25 organizations are expected to be represented:
- Athens CASA/GAL Program
- New Horizons Mental Health Center
- Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities
- Athens County Children Services
- Camp Fitch YMCA
- Camp Oty’Okwa
- City Year
- ComCorps
- Franklin County Job and Family Services
- Havar
- Live Healthy Appalachia
- Manna Project International
- Nuhop
- Ohio Department of Agriculture
- Ohio Legislative Service Commission
- Ohio Victim Witness Association
- Peace Corps
- Recreation Unlimited
- Stuart’s Opera House
- Teach For America
- The Buckeye Ranch
- The Village Network
- Trades of Hope
- Urban Teachers
- Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati
Students who are interested in attending may pre-register through Handshake by clicking here. Use your Ohio University ID and password to log into your Handshake account.