Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - Sifton / Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Grade 6)U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - St Catherine (Grade 5)U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Interviews - Tierra (Winter 2026)U School Interview volunteers sit with a small group of students and answer their questions about what life on campus is like. The main objective is to help the students understand what university is like and to give them a chance to meet an awesome person (you!) Be ready to answer tough questions like "where do you like to eat on campus?" and "who was your favourite professor?". We also encourage interviewees to ask the kids questions! Emails with volunteer shift details are sent out the Thursday afternoon the week before your scheduled shift. Please email uschcla1@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Interview volunteers sit with a small group of students and answer their questions about what life on campus is like. The main objective is to help the students understand what university is like and to give them a chance to meet an awesome person (you!) Be ready to answer tough questions like "where do you like to eat on campus?" and "who was your favourite professor?". We also encourage interviewees to ask the kids questions! Emails with volunteer shift details are sent out the Thursday afternoon the week before your scheduled shift. Please email uschcla1@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Conversation Club in-person (Education North) PMOur students love Conversation Club! It's a chance for ESL students to practice and improve their listening and speaking skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Every week we talk about something new, with some guidance from the Student Engagement Centre staff. All you need to do is show up and be ready to chat with a small group of students. This is a great opportunity for anyone: alumni, current U of A students, former EAP students, and community members. Thank you in advance for your interest. Please email Vicky (chiachi@ualberta.ca) if you have any questions. We are excited to have you as a volunteer! Reminder: Please speak English as much as possible while you are volunteering with Conversation Club. It is important that we give ESL students a chance to practice their English communication skills. Conversation Club is not a language exchange program. Thank you! Program: English Language School Our students love Conversation Club! It's a chance for ESL students to practice and improve their listening and speaking skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Every week we talk about something new, with some guidance from the Student Engagement Centre staff. All you need to do is show up and be ready to chat with a small group of students. This is a great opportunity for anyone: alumni, current U of A students, former EAP students, and community members. Thank you in advance for your interest. Please email Vicky (chiachi@ualberta.ca) if you have any questions. We are excited to have you as a volunteer! Reminder: Please speak English as much as possible while you are volunteering with Conversation Club. It is important that we give ESL students a chance to practice their English communication skills. Conversation Club is not a language exchange program. Thank you! Program: English Language School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2G5 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Interviews - Zo (Winter 2026)U School Interview volunteers sit with a small group of students and answer their questions about what life on campus is like. The main objective is to help the students understand what university is like and to give them a chance to meet an awesome person (you!) Be ready to answer tough questions like "where do you like to eat on campus?" and "who was your favourite professor?". We also encourage interviewees to ask the kids questions! Emails with volunteer shift details are sent out the Thursday afternoon the week before your scheduled shift. Please email uschcla2@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Interview volunteers sit with a small group of students and answer their questions about what life on campus is like. The main objective is to help the students understand what university is like and to give them a chance to meet an awesome person (you!) Be ready to answer tough questions like "where do you like to eat on campus?" and "who was your favourite professor?". We also encourage interviewees to ask the kids questions! Emails with volunteer shift details are sent out the Thursday afternoon the week before your scheduled shift. Please email uschcla2@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Dino Lab Introduction & Safety Orientation 2026Help us clean our fossils!
The Dino Lab has the largest volunteer corps on the University Campus, and we've had this distinction for a number of years. A fact we are both proud of, and very appreciative of as if we didn't have our volunteers we would never get anywhere near the amount of specimens prepared that we do. The opportunity you are currently looking at is for the required Safety Orientation (as per OH&S regulations) for potential Volunteers (both undergraduates, graduates, and the general public) who wish to work in the Palaeontological Preparation Lab, and takes approximately 60 minutes. We typically run four (4) Introduction & Safety Orientation tours per year. Dates StatusMarch 4th from 1500 to 1600 (3 PM to 4 PM)Full June 5th from 1500 to 1600 (3 PM to 4 PM) 1/10 September 8th 1500 to 1600 (3 PM to 4 PM) 0/10 December 2nd 1500 to 1600 (3 PM to 4 PM) 0/10 If you think you are interested in working in the lab then please read the following basic information about the lab and if you are still interested then send an email to our volunteer Co-ordinator Howard Gibbins (gibbins@ualberta.ca), and he will send you further information and book an appointment for you to take the training. Do not use the waitlist as it is not checked.Once you have completed the safety tour, you will then be able to access the general schedules for shifts and any specialised training we offer. In the event you find you are unable to make your shift for whatever reason, please log in and update/cancel your booking so others can have your spot.The University operates two preparation labs. The Daytime Lab is operated by the preparatory staff, and runs from 0900 to 1600 (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) weekdays. It is located in basement of Biological Sciences CW-005. We also have an Evening Dino Lab which is operated by the Graduate Students that runs from 1700 to 1900 (5 pm to 7 pm) Monday through Thursday from approximately the second week of September to the First week of April. It is located on the 4th floor of the Microbiology Wing in Biological Sciences. Your HealthAs you are working with dirt and sharp instruments we strongly recommend that your vaccinations for Tetanus be up to date. Health Canada recommends a tetanus booster every 10 years. If you are sensitive to dust, then you are welcome to bring a mask to wear. University regulations state that volunteers working alone (with no supervision) have to be 18 years or older. If you are interested in volunteering but are under 18 then we would welcome a parent or guardian to volunteer with you as well. Please contact us for further information, as there is a special volunteer waiver for those people under 18. High School / Work Experience Students Students who attend participating schools can get credit by volunteering in the lab (1 credit / 25 hours), please see your school's work-experience co-ordinator for further information. If you don't know who your work experience co-ordinator is please contact our co-ordinator and he'll be happy to put you in touch with them. Program: Dino Lab Help us clean our fossils!
The Dino Lab has the largest volunteer corps on the University Campus, and we've had this distinction for a number of years. A fact we are both proud of, and very appreciative of as if we didn't have our volunteers we would never get anywhere near the amount of specimens prepared that we do. The opportunity you are currently looking at is for the required Safety Orientation (as per OH&S regulations) for potential Volunteers (both undergraduates, graduates, and the general public) who wish to work in the Palaeontological Preparation Lab, and takes approximately 60 minutes. We typically run four (4) Introduction & Safety Orientation tours per year. Dates StatusMarch 4th from 1500 to 1600 (3 PM to 4 PM)Full June 5th from 1500 to 1600 (3 PM to 4 PM) 1/10 September 8th 1500 to 1600 (3 PM to 4 PM) 0/10 December 2nd 1500 to 1600 (3 PM to 4 PM) 0/10 If you think you are interested in working in the lab then please read the following basic information about the lab and if you are still interested then send an email to our volunteer Co-ordinator Howard Gibbins (gibbins@ualberta.ca), and he will send you further information and book an appointment for you to take the training. Do not use the waitlist as it is not checked.Once you have completed the safety tour, you will then be able to access the general schedules for shifts and any specialised training we offer. In the event you find you are unable to make your shift for whatever reason, please log in and update/cancel your booking so others can have your spot.The University operates two preparation labs. The Daytime Lab is operated by the preparatory staff, and runs from 0900 to 1600 (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) weekdays. It is located in basement of Biological Sciences CW-005. We also have an Evening Dino Lab which is operated by the Graduate Students that runs from 1700 to 1900 (5 pm to 7 pm) Monday through Thursday from approximately the second week of September to the First week of April. It is located on the 4th floor of the Microbiology Wing in Biological Sciences. Your HealthAs you are working with dirt and sharp instruments we strongly recommend that your vaccinations for Tetanus be up to date. Health Canada recommends a tetanus booster every 10 years. If you are sensitive to dust, then you are welcome to bring a mask to wear. University regulations state that volunteers working alone (with no supervision) have to be 18 years or older. If you are interested in volunteering but are under 18 then we would welcome a parent or guardian to volunteer with you as well. Please contact us for further information, as there is a special volunteer waiver for those people under 18. High School / Work Experience Students Students who attend participating schools can get credit by volunteering in the lab (1 credit / 25 hours), please see your school's work-experience co-ordinator for further information. If you don't know who your work experience co-ordinator is please contact our co-ordinator and he'll be happy to put you in touch with them. Program: Dino Lab Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2E9 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School/Shad Futures Day High School Conference: Lunchtime SupportOn February 20, 2026, Shad Canada and U School will welcome grade 10 and 11 students to the University of Alberta North Campus for a day of STEAM and discovery. Futures Day is more than a conference - it’s a day designed to spark curiosity and ignite futures. Futures Day Opens Doors for Youth: -Exploring possibilities: Students engage in hands-on workshops and experience postsecondary life -Building confidence and skills: From coding workshops to designing innovative classrooms, students gain tools, awareness, and inspiration for their futures -Inclusive opportunities: Explorations of campus spaces like the Steadward Centre ensure every student experiences belonging and possibility Lunchtime support Catering support: meet delivery drivers, oversee meal distribution, dietary accommodations, and cleanup.Transition support: Ensure that students find the right wayfinder and leave lunch on timeDifferent volunteer opportunities available. Program: U School On February 20, 2026, Shad Canada and U School will welcome grade 10 and 11 students to the University of Alberta North Campus for a day of STEAM and discovery. Futures Day is more than a conference - it’s a day designed to spark curiosity and ignite futures. Futures Day Opens Doors for Youth: -Exploring possibilities: Students engage in hands-on workshops and experience postsecondary life -Building confidence and skills: From coding workshops to designing innovative classrooms, students gain tools, awareness, and inspiration for their futures -Inclusive opportunities: Explorations of campus spaces like the Steadward Centre ensure every student experiences belonging and possibility Lunchtime support Catering support: meet delivery drivers, oversee meal distribution, dietary accommodations, and cleanup.Transition support: Ensure that students find the right wayfinder and leave lunch on timeDifferent volunteer opportunities available. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2E6 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School/Shad Futures Day High School Conference: Session SupportOn February 20, 2026, Shad Canada and U School will welcome grade 10 and 11 students to the University of Alberta North Campus for a day of STEAM and discovery. Futures Day is more than a conference - it’s a day designed to spark curiosity and ignite futures. Futures Day Opens Doors for Youth: -Exploring possibilities: Students engage in hands-on workshops and experience postsecondary life -Building confidence and skills: From coding workshops to designing innovative classrooms, students gain tools, awareness, and inspiration for their futures -Inclusive opportunities: Explorations of campus spaces like the Steadward Centre ensure every student experiences belonging and possibility Session Support Session hosts: Introduce speakers, keep sessions on time, and manage Q&A.Room monitors: Track attendance, enforce capacity limits, and assist with seating.Tech assistants: Help presenters with AV setup, troubleshoot projectors/mics.Different volunteer opportunities available. Program: U School On February 20, 2026, Shad Canada and U School will welcome grade 10 and 11 students to the University of Alberta North Campus for a day of STEAM and discovery. Futures Day is more than a conference - it’s a day designed to spark curiosity and ignite futures. Futures Day Opens Doors for Youth: -Exploring possibilities: Students engage in hands-on workshops and experience postsecondary life -Building confidence and skills: From coding workshops to designing innovative classrooms, students gain tools, awareness, and inspiration for their futures -Inclusive opportunities: Explorations of campus spaces like the Steadward Centre ensure every student experiences belonging and possibility Session Support Session hosts: Introduce speakers, keep sessions on time, and manage Q&A.Room monitors: Track attendance, enforce capacity limits, and assist with seating.Tech assistants: Help presenters with AV setup, troubleshoot projectors/mics.Different volunteer opportunities available. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2E6 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School/Shad Futures Day High School Conference: Front of House RegistrationOn February 20, 2026, Shad Canada and U School will welcome grade 10 and 11 students to the University of Alberta North Campus for a day of STEAM and discovery. Futures Day is more than a conference - it’s a day designed to spark curiosity and ignite futures. Futures Day Opens Doors for Youth: -Exploring possibilities: Students engage in hands-on workshops and experience postsecondary life -Building confidence and skills: From coding workshops to designing innovative classrooms, students gain tools, awareness, and inspiration for their futures -Inclusive opportunities: Explorations of campus spaces like the Steadward Centre ensure every student experiences belonging and possibility Front-of-House & Registration Check-in desk staff: Welcome attendees, distribute name tags, teacher packs, and swag.Greeters / Wayfinders: Stationed at entrances and hallways to direct people to rooms.Info desk helpers: Answer questions, provide maps, and handle lost-and-found, provide first aid if needed.Different volunteer opportunities available. Program: U School On February 20, 2026, Shad Canada and U School will welcome grade 10 and 11 students to the University of Alberta North Campus for a day of STEAM and discovery. Futures Day is more than a conference - it’s a day designed to spark curiosity and ignite futures. Futures Day Opens Doors for Youth: -Exploring possibilities: Students engage in hands-on workshops and experience postsecondary life -Building confidence and skills: From coding workshops to designing innovative classrooms, students gain tools, awareness, and inspiration for their futures -Inclusive opportunities: Explorations of campus spaces like the Steadward Centre ensure every student experiences belonging and possibility Front-of-House & Registration Check-in desk staff: Welcome attendees, distribute name tags, teacher packs, and swag.Greeters / Wayfinders: Stationed at entrances and hallways to direct people to rooms.Info desk helpers: Answer questions, provide maps, and handle lost-and-found, provide first aid if needed.Different volunteer opportunities available. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2E6 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Alumni Council Positions (Three Year Term: 2026-2029)Consider joining a group of dynamic and engaged volunteers from the Edmonton area who serve as ambassadors for the University of Alberta and guide the Alumni Association in its work to support and stay connected to our more than 340,000 graduates around the world. The University of Alberta is committed to cultivating an institutional culture that values, supports and promotes equity, human rights, respect and accountability among faculty, staff, students and volunteers. In our inclusive community, we encourage and support individual and collaborative efforts to identify and address inequities, and we welcome and enable contributions of all voices as we engage with diverse ideas, knowledges and perspectives in the pursuit of inclusive excellence for the public good. Alumni Council volunteers are ambassadors, who engage in two-way conversations within their personal and professional networks, sharing information about how the university and its alumni are "leading with purpose" while also listening to others' perceptions about the Alumni Association and University. As ambassadors, Council members are encouraged to share their alumni stories, become familiar with key facts, promote alumni involvement, and celebrate the ground-breaking teaching and research happening at the university. What Alumni Councillors DoAlumni Councillors are passionate about their alma mater and eager to contribute to strategies and programs that strengthen the relationship between the U of A and its alumni. Councillors also sit on at least one working or advisory committee, contributing directly to program development, ad hoc projects or awards and grant selections. Councillors participate in social events, along with large-scale initiatives such as U of A Days and Convocation. Council terms are for three years. Alumni Councillors act as ambassadors for the university by: promoting the university to their personal networks encouraging student and alumni involvement connecting the university and broader communities sharing stories about the impact of the university Benefits Gain professional experience serving on advisory and/or working committees that provide input to the work of the Alumni Association. Work with and meet new people, while supporting the success of the university. Participate at a high level for important university events such as U of A Days and Convocation. Progress to leadership roles within Alumni Council, the Board of Governors and the University Senate. Use your unique skills to help set and drive the priorities of the Alumni Association. ResponsibilitiesMembers serve on Alumni Council for a three-year term, and over the course each year, will typically volunteer about 50 hours of their time. This can include attending a new member orientation, three weekday morning meetings (lasting 1.5 hours each), two Saturday retreats, four to five committee meetings and one to two annual social events. There are ample opportunities for increased involvement, especially during U of A Days and Convocation. Note: Alumni Council currently has a meeting schedule with a mix of some online and some in-person meetings. RequirementsAlumni Council volunteers: are proud graduates of the University of Alberta normally reside in the Edmonton area. (Attendance at meetings is vital to a member’s Alumni Council involvement and volunteer experience satisfaction. As such, most Alumni Council members live in proximity to Edmonton. If you are interested in being more closely affiliated with the Alumni Association but live outside Edmonton, please contact us at alumcncl@ualberta.ca to discuss how we can engage with you in your local community) work well with small and large groups can dedicate time to advancing alumni engagement and the success of the university are eager to support a positive university experience for students have a background in community serviceTo avoid any potential conflicts of interest, employees/contractors of the Office of Vice-President (External Relations) at the University of Alberta are excluded from serving on Alumni Council. Program: Alumni Council Consider joining a group of dynamic and engaged volunteers from the Edmonton area who serve as ambassadors for the University of Alberta and guide the Alumni Association in its work to support and stay connected to our more than 340,000 graduates around the world. The University of Alberta is committed to cultivating an institutional culture that values, supports and promotes equity, human rights, respect and accountability among faculty, staff, students and volunteers. In our inclusive community, we encourage and support individual and collaborative efforts to identify and address inequities, and we welcome and enable contributions of all voices as we engage with diverse ideas, knowledges and perspectives in the pursuit of inclusive excellence for the public good. Alumni Council volunteers are ambassadors, who engage in two-way conversations within their personal and professional networks, sharing information about how the university and its alumni are "leading with purpose" while also listening to others' perceptions about the Alumni Association and University. As ambassadors, Council members are encouraged to share their alumni stories, become familiar with key facts, promote alumni involvement, and celebrate the ground-breaking teaching and research happening at the university. What Alumni Councillors DoAlumni Councillors are passionate about their alma mater and eager to contribute to strategies and programs that strengthen the relationship between the U of A and its alumni. Councillors also sit on at least one working or advisory committee, contributing directly to program development, ad hoc projects or awards and grant selections. Councillors participate in social events, along with large-scale initiatives such as U of A Days and Convocation. Council terms are for three years. Alumni Councillors act as ambassadors for the university by: promoting the university to their personal networks encouraging student and alumni involvement connecting the university and broader communities sharing stories about the impact of the university Benefits Gain professional experience serving on advisory and/or working committees that provide input to the work of the Alumni Association. Work with and meet new people, while supporting the success of the university. Participate at a high level for important university events such as U of A Days and Convocation. Progress to leadership roles within Alumni Council, the Board of Governors and the University Senate. Use your unique skills to help set and drive the priorities of the Alumni Association. ResponsibilitiesMembers serve on Alumni Council for a three-year term, and over the course each year, will typically volunteer about 50 hours of their time. This can include attending a new member orientation, three weekday morning meetings (lasting 1.5 hours each), two Saturday retreats, four to five committee meetings and one to two annual social events. There are ample opportunities for increased involvement, especially during U of A Days and Convocation. Note: Alumni Council currently has a meeting schedule with a mix of some online and some in-person meetings. RequirementsAlumni Council volunteers: are proud graduates of the University of Alberta normally reside in the Edmonton area. (Attendance at meetings is vital to a member’s Alumni Council involvement and volunteer experience satisfaction. As such, most Alumni Council members live in proximity to Edmonton. If you are interested in being more closely affiliated with the Alumni Association but live outside Edmonton, please contact us at alumcncl@ualberta.ca to discuss how we can engage with you in your local community) work well with small and large groups can dedicate time to advancing alumni engagement and the success of the university are eager to support a positive university experience for students have a background in community serviceTo avoid any potential conflicts of interest, employees/contractors of the Office of Vice-President (External Relations) at the University of Alberta are excluded from serving on Alumni Council. Program: Alumni Council Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: T5J 4P6 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - St Bernadette (Grade 4) - Friday onlyU School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - Robina Baker (Grade 4)U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - Norwood (Grade 4 + 5)U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - awâsis waciston / amiskwaciy Academy (Grade 5/6 + 8)U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - St Gabriel (Grade 9)U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - John A McDougall / Beacon Heights (Grade 4 + 5/6)U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - St Augustine (Grade 5 + 6) - Friday onlyU School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - Anne Fitzgerald / Calling Lake + Mistassiniy (Grade 4/5 + 7 - 9)U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - St Francis of Assisi (Grade 4 + 5)U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - Two Hills / maskekosak kiskinomatowikamik (Grade 7 + 8)U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - Ben Calf Robe (Grade 5)U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: U School Mentor Volunteer - St Augustine (Grade 5 + 6)U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School U School Mentor volunteers help out in the classroom during sessions. Their main objective is to make sure the students they are working with feel comfortable and excited about being on campus. Tasks may include chatting with the students, journaling with them, asking questions during sessions, taking pictures, making sure no kids stray off, and helping the staff as needed! Emails will be sent out the Thursday before your scheduled shift with details of meeting location and the class you will be working with. Please read these emails carefully. We have two U School classroom locations: Ed N B117 and HC L1-02, but we occasionally meet in other locations. Please email uschool@ualberta.ca if you have any questions. Program: U School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Festival of Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities (FURCA) 2026 - Oral Presentation JudgesTheUndergraduate Research Initiative (URI) is currently seeking volunteers to help judge student presentations at our upcomingFestival of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (FURCA) taking place in-person, March 10-12, 2026. FURCA is an annual celebration that provides undergraduate students from all disciplines the opportunity to showcase their research. A primary goal of FURCA is to support undergraduate students in their ongoing skill development. This includes supporting students in learning how to communicate about their research with diverse audiences. As a volunteer judge, you will help students develop their communication skills by asking questions, evaluating their presentations according to a rubric, and providing constructive feedback to students. Although skill development is the primary focus of FURCA, the judging process is competitive, and there are a small number of monetary awards for exceptional presentations. Scores and feedback provided by volunteer judges directly influence award outcomes. We encourage individuals from all disciplines to serve as volunteer judges! Judges are not required to have specific disciplinary expertise for every presentation. This is a multi-disciplinary event, and one of the criteria students are judged on is their ability to communicate effectively to audiences from other disciplines. This is a great opportunity to engage with curious, creative U of A students, and learn about research across disciplines! Duties: Sign up for a minimum of 1 shift (2 hour slots), taking place in-person in the University Commons (North Campus), March 10-12, 2026. Read and familiarize yourself with judging instructions that will be sent out at a later date Actively participate in the live Q&A portion following each presentation Provide specific, mindful, and constructive feedback to student presenters Submit scores and written feedback for each student presenter Additional Details and Requirements You may only sign up to a maximum of 2 shifts per day, thus the maximum number of shifts one could have is 4 over the two days of presentations. If you are also signing up to volunteer for Poster Presentations, please ensure that you do not book any conflicting shifts. Judges must be graduate students, post-doctoral scholars, faculty members, staff, or U of A alumni Undergraduate students are not permitted to judge Presentations will take a variety of formats and will be clustered into scheduled blocks of poster presentations, oral presentations, or creative activities. Presentations are normally clustered into broad disciplinary groupings (tentatively indicated below and subject to adjustment based on the number or abstracts received from each disciplinary area). Oral Presentation Presentation Schedules for FURCA 2026 (*subject to change) Tuesday, March 10, 9:00 am -1:00 pm (oral presentations, Health Sciences) Tuesday, March 10, 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm (oral presentations, Social Sciences & Humanities) Wednesday, March 11, 9:00 am -1:00 pm (oral presentations presentations, Interdisciplinary) Wednesday, March 11, 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm (oral presentations, Natural Sciences & Engineering) Program: Undergraduate Research Initiative TheUndergraduate Research Initiative (URI) is currently seeking volunteers to help judge student presentations at our upcomingFestival of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (FURCA) taking place in-person, March 10-12, 2026. FURCA is an annual celebration that provides undergraduate students from all disciplines the opportunity to showcase their research. A primary goal of FURCA is to support undergraduate students in their ongoing skill development. This includes supporting students in learning how to communicate about their research with diverse audiences. As a volunteer judge, you will help students develop their communication skills by asking questions, evaluating their presentations according to a rubric, and providing constructive feedback to students. Although skill development is the primary focus of FURCA, the judging process is competitive, and there are a small number of monetary awards for exceptional presentations. Scores and feedback provided by volunteer judges directly influence award outcomes. We encourage individuals from all disciplines to serve as volunteer judges! Judges are not required to have specific disciplinary expertise for every presentation. This is a multi-disciplinary event, and one of the criteria students are judged on is their ability to communicate effectively to audiences from other disciplines. This is a great opportunity to engage with curious, creative U of A students, and learn about research across disciplines! Duties: Sign up for a minimum of 1 shift (2 hour slots), taking place in-person in the University Commons (North Campus), March 10-12, 2026. Read and familiarize yourself with judging instructions that will be sent out at a later date Actively participate in the live Q&A portion following each presentation Provide specific, mindful, and constructive feedback to student presenters Submit scores and written feedback for each student presenter Additional Details and Requirements You may only sign up to a maximum of 2 shifts per day, thus the maximum number of shifts one could have is 4 over the two days of presentations. If you are also signing up to volunteer for Poster Presentations, please ensure that you do not book any conflicting shifts. Judges must be graduate students, post-doctoral scholars, faculty members, staff, or U of A alumni Undergraduate students are not permitted to judge Presentations will take a variety of formats and will be clustered into scheduled blocks of poster presentations, oral presentations, or creative activities. Presentations are normally clustered into broad disciplinary groupings (tentatively indicated below and subject to adjustment based on the number or abstracts received from each disciplinary area). Oral Presentation Presentation Schedules for FURCA 2026 (*subject to change) Tuesday, March 10, 9:00 am -1:00 pm (oral presentations, Health Sciences) Tuesday, March 10, 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm (oral presentations, Social Sciences & Humanities) Wednesday, March 11, 9:00 am -1:00 pm (oral presentations presentations, Interdisciplinary) Wednesday, March 11, 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm (oral presentations, Natural Sciences & Engineering) Program: Undergraduate Research Initiative Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6J2R7 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Festival of Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities (FURCA) 2026 - Poster Presentation JudgesTheUndergraduate Research Initiative (URI) is currently seeking volunteers to help judge student presentations at our upcoming Festival of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (FURCA) taking place in-person, March 10-12, 2026. FURCA is an annual celebration that provides undergraduate students from all disciplines the opportunity to showcase their research. A primary goal of FURCA is to support undergraduate students in their ongoing skill development. This includes supporting students in learning how to communicate about their research with diverse audiences. As a volunteer judge, you will help students develop their communication skills by asking questions, evaluating their presentations according to a rubric, and providing constructive feedback to students. Although skill development is the primary focus of FURCA, the judging process is competitive, and there are a small number of monetary awards for exceptional presentations. Scores and feedback provided by volunteer judges directly influence award outcomes. We encourage individuals from all disciplines to serve as volunteer judges! Judges are not required to have specific disciplinary expertise for every presentation. This is a multi-disciplinary event, and one of the criteria students are judged on is their ability to communicate effectively to audiences from other disciplines. This is a great opportunity to engage with curious, creative U of A students, and learn about research across disciplines! Duties: Sign up for a minimum of 1 shift (2 hour slots), taking place in-person in the University Commons (North Campus), March 10-12, 2026. Read and familiarize yourself with judging instructions that will be sent out at a later date Actively participate in the live Q&A portion following each presentation Provide specific, mindful, and constructive feedback to student presenters Submit scores and written feedback for each student presenter Additional Details and Requirements You may only sign up to a maximum of 2 shifts per day, thus the maximum number of shifts one could have is 4 over the two days of presentations. Be aware that some presentations take place concurrently, so please be careful not to sign up to conflicting shifts. If you are also signing up to volunteer for Oral Presentations, please ensure that you do not book any conflicting shifts. Judges must be graduate students, post-doctoral scholars, faculty members, staff, or U of A alumni Undergraduate students are not permitted to judge Presentations will take a variety of formats and will be clustered into scheduled blocks of posters, oral presentations, or creative activities. Presentations are normally clustered into broad disciplinary groupings (tentatively indicated below and subject to adjustment based on the number or abstracts received from each disciplinary area). Tentative Poster Presentation Schedules for FURCA 2026 (*subject to change): Tuesday, March 10, 9:00 am -12:00 pm (posters, Natural Sciences & Engineering) Tuesday, March 10, 12:00 pm -1:30 pm (posters, TBD) Tuesday, March 10, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm (posters, Interdisciplinary) Wednesday, March 11, 9:00 am -12:00 pm (posters, Health Sciences) Wednesday, March 11, 12:00 pm -1:30 pm (posters, TBD) Wednesday, March 11, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm (posters, Social Sciences & Humanities) Program: Undergraduate Research Initiative TheUndergraduate Research Initiative (URI) is currently seeking volunteers to help judge student presentations at our upcoming Festival of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (FURCA) taking place in-person, March 10-12, 2026. FURCA is an annual celebration that provides undergraduate students from all disciplines the opportunity to showcase their research. A primary goal of FURCA is to support undergraduate students in their ongoing skill development. This includes supporting students in learning how to communicate about their research with diverse audiences. As a volunteer judge, you will help students develop their communication skills by asking questions, evaluating their presentations according to a rubric, and providing constructive feedback to students. Although skill development is the primary focus of FURCA, the judging process is competitive, and there are a small number of monetary awards for exceptional presentations. Scores and feedback provided by volunteer judges directly influence award outcomes. We encourage individuals from all disciplines to serve as volunteer judges! Judges are not required to have specific disciplinary expertise for every presentation. This is a multi-disciplinary event, and one of the criteria students are judged on is their ability to communicate effectively to audiences from other disciplines. This is a great opportunity to engage with curious, creative U of A students, and learn about research across disciplines! Duties: Sign up for a minimum of 1 shift (2 hour slots), taking place in-person in the University Commons (North Campus), March 10-12, 2026. Read and familiarize yourself with judging instructions that will be sent out at a later date Actively participate in the live Q&A portion following each presentation Provide specific, mindful, and constructive feedback to student presenters Submit scores and written feedback for each student presenter Additional Details and Requirements You may only sign up to a maximum of 2 shifts per day, thus the maximum number of shifts one could have is 4 over the two days of presentations. Be aware that some presentations take place concurrently, so please be careful not to sign up to conflicting shifts. If you are also signing up to volunteer for Oral Presentations, please ensure that you do not book any conflicting shifts. Judges must be graduate students, post-doctoral scholars, faculty members, staff, or U of A alumni Undergraduate students are not permitted to judge Presentations will take a variety of formats and will be clustered into scheduled blocks of posters, oral presentations, or creative activities. Presentations are normally clustered into broad disciplinary groupings (tentatively indicated below and subject to adjustment based on the number or abstracts received from each disciplinary area). Tentative Poster Presentation Schedules for FURCA 2026 (*subject to change): Tuesday, March 10, 9:00 am -12:00 pm (posters, Natural Sciences & Engineering) Tuesday, March 10, 12:00 pm -1:30 pm (posters, TBD) Tuesday, March 10, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm (posters, Interdisciplinary) Wednesday, March 11, 9:00 am -12:00 pm (posters, Health Sciences) Wednesday, March 11, 12:00 pm -1:30 pm (posters, TBD) Wednesday, March 11, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm (posters, Social Sciences & Humanities) Program: Undergraduate Research Initiative Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T6J2R7 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry Alumni Advisory CouncilThe Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry (FoMD) Alumni Advisory Council (AAC) provides advice on the faculty's alumni relations strategy and supports the faculty's alumni programs through attendance at events and volunteerism on special projects and committees. Members of the AAC provide insights into the needs and lives of FoMD alumni in different life stages and career journeys. The FoMD AAC is made up of alumni and students from across FoMD programs including Medicine, Dentistry, Dental Hygiene, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Radiation Therapy and FoMD graduate studies programs (MSc and PhD). For more information and to apply, click here.
Program: Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry The Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry (FoMD) Alumni Advisory Council (AAC) provides advice on the faculty's alumni relations strategy and supports the faculty's alumni programs through attendance at events and volunteerism on special projects and committees. Members of the AAC provide insights into the needs and lives of FoMD alumni in different life stages and career journeys. The FoMD AAC is made up of alumni and students from across FoMD programs including Medicine, Dentistry, Dental Hygiene, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Radiation Therapy and FoMD graduate studies programs (MSc and PhD). For more information and to apply, click here.
Program: Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Dental Alumni Association Executive BoardThe Dental Alumni Association (DAA) represents all graduates from the University of Alberta Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) Program. Upon graduation, DDS alumni automatically become members of the DAA.The DAA common agenda for collective impact includes:Maintaining a healthy and collaborative relationship with the University of AlbertaCelebrating achievements in our alumni dental communityEstablishing a networking platform for past graduates, students, and new alumni to diversify our representation.
Join the DAA executive board and help make decisions about the type of programs we deliver; contact chapters@ualberta.ca for more information. Program: Dental Alumni Association The Dental Alumni Association (DAA) represents all graduates from the University of Alberta Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) Program. Upon graduation, DDS alumni automatically become members of the DAA.The DAA common agenda for collective impact includes:Maintaining a healthy and collaborative relationship with the University of AlbertaCelebrating achievements in our alumni dental communityEstablishing a networking platform for past graduates, students, and new alumni to diversify our representation.
Join the DAA executive board and help make decisions about the type of programs we deliver; contact chapters@ualberta.ca for more information. Program: Dental Alumni Association Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Dental Hygiene Alumni Chapter Executive TeamThe Dental Hygiene Alumni Chapter (DHAC) represents all graduates from the University of Alberta Dental Hygiene Program. The DHAC mission is to facilitate relationships between alumni, students, faculty members and partners, and act as ambassadors for the UAlberta alumni. The DHAC hosts events where alumni members can gather, network, and engage with one another and their alma mater. We also strive to create an engaged community of oral health professionals through mentorship, networking, resources and professional development opportunities. Additionally, we provide mentorship opportunities for students and aim to enrich the student experience. The DHAC is run by a volunteer executive team. Program: Dental Hygiene Alumni Chapter The Dental Hygiene Alumni Chapter (DHAC) represents all graduates from the University of Alberta Dental Hygiene Program. The DHAC mission is to facilitate relationships between alumni, students, faculty members and partners, and act as ambassadors for the UAlberta alumni. The DHAC hosts events where alumni members can gather, network, and engage with one another and their alma mater. We also strive to create an engaged community of oral health professionals through mentorship, networking, resources and professional development opportunities. Additionally, we provide mentorship opportunities for students and aim to enrich the student experience. The DHAC is run by a volunteer executive team. Program: Dental Hygiene Alumni Chapter Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: ENGGYAC - YYC Subcommittee MeetingYYC Subcommittee meetings for planning events, updates, etc. Program: ENGGYAC YYC Subcommittee meetings for planning events, updates, etc. Program: ENGGYAC Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: T2G1L7 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Project PostcardShow Students Your Support With Project Postcard
Let them know you're thinking of them! Exams can be a stressful experience for many U of A students. Help us brighten their day by giving motivational advice, sharing a funny GIF or inspiring quote — it’s up to you! Project Postcard is currently hosted on Padlet, an online notice board that's free and easy to use. Write your note of encouragement to students and feel free to get creative by drawing a picture, uploading a photo, adding a GIF or attaching a video message. The link to the Padlet will be shared widely across campus during exams so lots of students will have the chance to see your note! How it works: Visit the Project Postcard Padlet board (you do not need to login or sign up for an account to share a note). Click the pink "+" button in the bottom right hand corner of the screen or double-click anywhere on the Project Postcard Padlet board A new blank note will appear on the board. Type in your title and message. If you wish, use the icons below the message to add creative flourishes: Upload an image from your photo library Add a link to a website Add an image, video, GIF or audio file from the internet Take a photo of yourself using your computer's camera Draw a digital doodle on the onscreen canvas Don't forget to sign your name and press enter to finish!Not sure what to write? Keep your tone light and friendly and the message general so it will be understood by any student, of any gender, studying in any field. Try sharing: words of encouragement for coping with stress tips on preparing for exams advice for how to stay motivated compassion for those who might be far from home and missing friends and familyHave more to share? Post as many times as you like! POST A NOTE Program: Edmonton Alumni Events & Programs Show Students Your Support With Project Postcard
Let them know you're thinking of them! Exams can be a stressful experience for many U of A students. Help us brighten their day by giving motivational advice, sharing a funny GIF or inspiring quote — it’s up to you! Project Postcard is currently hosted on Padlet, an online notice board that's free and easy to use. Write your note of encouragement to students and feel free to get creative by drawing a picture, uploading a photo, adding a GIF or attaching a video message. The link to the Padlet will be shared widely across campus during exams so lots of students will have the chance to see your note! How it works: Visit the Project Postcard Padlet board (you do not need to login or sign up for an account to share a note). Click the pink "+" button in the bottom right hand corner of the screen or double-click anywhere on the Project Postcard Padlet board A new blank note will appear on the board. Type in your title and message. If you wish, use the icons below the message to add creative flourishes: Upload an image from your photo library Add a link to a website Add an image, video, GIF or audio file from the internet Take a photo of yourself using your computer's camera Draw a digital doodle on the onscreen canvas Don't forget to sign your name and press enter to finish!Not sure what to write? Keep your tone light and friendly and the message general so it will be understood by any student, of any gender, studying in any field. Try sharing: words of encouragement for coping with stress tips on preparing for exams advice for how to stay motivated compassion for those who might be far from home and missing friends and familyHave more to share? Post as many times as you like! POST A NOTE Program: Edmonton Alumni Events & Programs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: T6G2H5 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: BAA Ongoing Volunteer - Communications & Social Media LeadThe BAA is looking for several individuals who can help with:
Social media post creation (copy and/or design) and scheduling
Content creation (design work)
Video/photo editing
Post scheduling/strategy
Managing requests from the school for content
Estimated capacity - 5-10 hours monthly Program: Business Alumni Association The BAA is looking for several individuals who can help with:
Social media post creation (copy and/or design) and scheduling
Content creation (design work)
Video/photo editing
Post scheduling/strategy
Managing requests from the school for content
Estimated capacity - 5-10 hours monthly Program: Business Alumni Association Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: BAA Social Media TakeoversThe BAA is looking for several volunteers for social media takeovers!
We have several packages of content ready to send out through our social channels. Each Takeover lasts ~1 week, topics include: UAlberta Biz Kids (Fall 2022) Just Cooks Kitchen (Fall 2022) Christmas 2022 holiday Takeover(Winter 2022) RMBS Social Takeover (February 2023) NEW Social Takeover (March 2023)Expectation is ~4 hours during each slotted week to prepare and post. Program: Business Alumni Association The BAA is looking for several volunteers for social media takeovers!
We have several packages of content ready to send out through our social channels. Each Takeover lasts ~1 week, topics include: UAlberta Biz Kids (Fall 2022) Just Cooks Kitchen (Fall 2022) Christmas 2022 holiday Takeover(Winter 2022) RMBS Social Takeover (February 2023) NEW Social Takeover (March 2023)Expectation is ~4 hours during each slotted week to prepare and post. Program: Business Alumni Association Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: T6G 2R3 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Campus Food Bank - MiscellaneousThis opportunity is for our current volunteers to record hours for volunteering. Please do not apply to volunteer through this listing. Those looking to find volunteer opportunities with the Campus Food Bank or to apply to our volunteer program please check out our website! Program: Campus Food Bank This opportunity is for our current volunteers to record hours for volunteering. Please do not apply to volunteer through this listing. Those looking to find volunteer opportunities with the Campus Food Bank or to apply to our volunteer program please check out our website! Program: Campus Food Bank Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: T6G 2J7 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Adopt a Week of the U of A Community Food Pantry!Calling all alumni in Edmonton! We are seeking community and campus groups to adopt a week of the new UofA Community Food Pantry in Rutherford Library. Adopting the pantry means committing to collectively purchase and drop off food throughout the week by sharing the work within your group and broader networks. To read all about the experience you would be signing up for, peruse our Adopt-a-Week Guide for Supporters! *DO NOT USE THE RESPOND FUNCTION ON THIS LISTING. *TO SIGN UP: Register your group's interest through our easy Google Form, and we'll be in touch to confirm dates and provide lots of resources to support your week. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your support of the Campus Food Bank and our clients!
Program: Campus Food Bank Calling all alumni in Edmonton! We are seeking community and campus groups to adopt a week of the new UofA Community Food Pantry in Rutherford Library. Adopting the pantry means committing to collectively purchase and drop off food throughout the week by sharing the work within your group and broader networks. To read all about the experience you would be signing up for, peruse our Adopt-a-Week Guide for Supporters! *DO NOT USE THE RESPOND FUNCTION ON THIS LISTING. *TO SIGN UP: Register your group's interest through our easy Google Form, and we'll be in touch to confirm dates and provide lots of resources to support your week. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your support of the Campus Food Bank and our clients!
Program: Campus Food Bank Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: T6G 2J8 Allow Groups: No |