Community Group
Published 12/18/25 12:58PM

Student Coordination Volunteer (Short-Term Project)

Remote, Volunteer must be in United States
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  • Details

    Available Times:
    Weekdays (daytime, evenings), Weekends (daytime, evenings)
    Time Commitment:
    Flexible
    Commitment Details:
    Flexible commitment of approximately 3–5 hours per week for the duration of this short, time-limited project. This is a one-off role with no ongoing obligation, though volunteers who are a good fit may be contacted about future opportunities.
    Recurrence:
    One time only
    Volunteers Needed:
    10
    Cause Areas:
    Children & Youth, Community Development, Mental Health
    Benefits:
    Academic Credit Available
    Good For:
    Teens, Public Groups, Private Corporate Groups

    Description

    Student Coordination Volunteer (Short-Term Project)

    You won’t need to leave the comfort of your bed.

    This role supports the coordination of a short, student-led reflective initiative taking place across university communities. It focuses on organisation, clarity, and keeping activity flowing smoothly — not on directing what students say or do.

    As a volunteer, you’ll help coordinate a small group of student organisers, keep shared tools and schedules tidy, and act as a calm point of contact so activities remain time-bounded, optional, and student-owned. This is a light coordination role rather than formal management, and it does not involve performance targets, fundraising, or providing mental-health support.

    The opportunity is well suited to anyone interested in student life, prevention-focused work, leadership development, or understanding how reflective ideas move across campuses. The project is time-limited, flexible, and can be completed remotely or alongside university life.

    Location

    Remote
    Volunteer must be in United States
    Associated Location
    Detroit, MI, USA

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    Instructions:

    Thanks for applying!

    This is a short, student-led project with real impact on average, volunteers in this role indirectly help around 70 young people reduce risk of disengagement, burnout, or trauma, without needing to meet them one-to-one.

    Sheila will be in touch by email soon to guide next steps and answer any questions.

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