
Our ongoing "platform projects" have pre-set trainings at the start of each semester:
Pālolo Pipeline : Head Start , Pālolo El. , Pālolo 'Ohana Learning Center , Jarrett Middle School, Kaimuki High School, Palolo Youth Athletics Club, Ali'iolani El.
No mo' haus'-Homeless Programs: IHS Homework Club | Next Step Homeless Shelter
Ongoing Projects: SHINE | Mālama i nā Ahupua’a | I-REC | Papakolea
Course-Specific Projects: FAFSA project, Income Tax Preparation , Pālolo Stock Market Project , American Cancer Society , Nursing Papakolea Project
Service pays: Students in Service
Need help finding a project based on YOUR availability?
Pālolo Pipeline ProjectsAll of the sites listed in this section below are part of the "Pipeline". Pālolo Pipeline (includes: Pālolo Head Start, Pālolo Learning Center, Pālolo Elementary School, Jarrett Middle School , Ali'iolani Elementary and Kaimuki High School). |
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Tutor/mentor kids - after school OR during school, with teacher guidance. Prospective tutors must attend ONE of the training sessions.** WHEN (Please attend one) :
TIME: 3:30pm - 4:30pm WHERE: Report to Palolo Elementary School's library *If you apply to tutor at Palolo Elementary, a background check may be administered by the school. **If you are a returning student, please contact Henrietta Clemons (733-4700); she needs your help as soon as possible. You do not have to go through training again. After registering for service-learning online, attend ONE of the training sessions with your Connection/Waiver form. Complete & return this to the S-L office & pick up your timesheet. |
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Early-childhood education. Support teachers with their lessons for preschool-aged children. |
Jarrett Middle School: Contact Ms. Kat Lobendahn to get started. Call 777-9833 or email klobenda@hawaii.edu After registering for service-learning online, attend training with your Connection/Waiver form. Complete & return this to the S-L office & pick up your timesheet. |
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Help people of all ages in the computer room, OR projects led by faculty/students, OR help kids with homework, OR after school science-based program. January 23 (Wednesday) 2:00-3:00pm February 1 (Friday) 1:00-4:30pm: extended training that provides extra info on activities for kids. Students please note: 12 hours of service is the minimum per semester. After registering on Chaminade's service-learning website:
WHERE: Report to the second floor of the main housing office on Ahe Street (the 'Ohana Learning Center) for training. STUDENTS PLEASE NOTE:
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Students please note: 12 hours of service is the minimum per semester. Tutor students in-class or after-school, in correspondence with their school schedule. Orienation is done on an individual basis. If you're interested, contact the S-L Office with your full legal name, availability for each weekday, & relevant service-learning course/s. Also, specify the subject areas in which you feel most confident tutoring. |
Palolo Youth Athletics Club THIS SITE IS NOT ACCEPTING NEW VOLUNTEERS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Help kids with homework and tutor them in reading/math.
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Help kids with math problems on the computer. Students please note: 10 hours of service (7 tutoring days) is the minimum per semester. You MUST attend ONE of these training sessions:
Training Location:
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Students please note: 12 hours of service is the minimum per semester.
Training takes place before your first hours of service begin. Thereafter, your site coordinator will give you instruction for each day's activities, and she will also debrief with you at the end of each shift.
Trainings & service shifts will be between 2:30-5:00 on weekdays (Monday-Friday).
Scheduling is done on an individual basis; contact Angela, Children's Program coordinator, to begin: angelad@ihs-hawaii.org, 447-2821
After registering for service-learning online, attend training/service with your Connection/Waiver form. Complete & return this to the S-L office & pick up your timesheet.
For the keiki tutoring program, 20 hours of service is the minimum commitment per semester.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING A VOLUNTEER COMMITMENT:
For any questions please CONTACT the S-L OFFICE
After completing the CUH online S-L registration, send ONE email to site supervisor Mr.Kapua Tani (stani@waikikihc.org) AND to csssl@hawaii.edu --- Share your name, school (CUH), course info (including instructor's name), your weekly availability for volunteering, and the reason why you'd like to choose Next Step as your service site.
Once you receive a reply that clears you to work at Next Step (from Kapua or assistant Olivia), you should email the same addresses (above) to confirm which pre-scheduled orientation which you wil be attending.Attend orientation. For directions, see our "Projects" page. Bring your Chaminade S-L Connection/Waiver form (printed upon registering online).
Complete & return this to the S-L office. Don't forget to pick up a timesheet to log your hours!ORIENTATIONS start promptly at 4:45 pm (PLEASE PICK ONE after following procedure above)
**There is a limited number of space available for tutors at Next Step; the sooner you get started, the more likely you'll be accepted.January 22, 2013 (Tuesday)
January 28, 2013 (Monday)
February 12, 2013 (Tuesday)Note: For planning/orchestrating special projects at Next Step, please email the CUH S-L Office and express your interest and ideas. After receiving approval, you must attend a Next Step Orientation, at which you can explore the possibilities or solidify the details with site supervisor, Mr. Kapua Tani.
Whenever the ACS has requests from the community, they schedule events & send out a call for volunteers. As a trained volunteer, you can respond to these calls and provide education about cancer & about ACS' services for cancer survivors.
WHEN: TBD . Contact Christine Hinds - christine.hinds@cancer.org or Beau Barker - beau.barker@cancer.org
WHERE: Training is held at the Nu`uanu office (2370 Nu`uanu Ave.)
Tutor elder immigrants in practical English and citizenship.
UPDATE: TUTORS ARE STILL BEING ACCEPTED, EVEN IF THEY MISSED THE JAN. 26, 2013 ORIENTATION!
CONTACT THE S-L OFFICE VIA EMAIL AT SERVICE.LEARNING.CUH@GMAIL.COM FOR MORE DETAILS.
MANDATORY tutor orientation
WHEN: January 26th (Saturday)
TIME: 1:00 pm
WHERE: Henry Hall room 121 (click for map)After registering for service-learning online, attend orientation with your Connection/Waiver form and ALL other required materials.
**If you are unable to attend, contact Candice Sakuda by 2:00 P.M. on FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, or you may not be able to participate.
Environmental Project - mālama the ‘aina. Learn about traditional Hawaiian use of land and water and understand why this knowledge is important today.
Click to view a printable MINA flyer.
This is a mandatory orientation. However, if you attended the special in-class orientation for MINA, you do not have to attend this orientation.WHEN (PLEASE PICK ONE):
Friday, January 18th from 2pm-4pm in KCC, Kōpiko 127-128 OR
Friday, February 1st from 2pm-4pm in UHM, George Hall 301
Please contact Ulla Hasager for more information (956-4218 or ulla@hawaii.edu)
ON-SITE REFLECTION SESSION: First Saturday in December. Location TBA.
Inclusive Recreation: students make handicrafts, watch movies, bake cookies, etc. with youth with disabilities.
To get started, register for S-L online and take your printed waiver form to your first I-Rec activity as a volunteer.
For questions/concerns, contact the S-L office.Click to view the I-REC calendar
Homework help & mentoring in Native Hawaiian Homestead community. No training is required.
CUH Accounting and Marketing students work together to help high school students and their parents file the FAFSA forms.
For specific dates, click here. For more information on the project, click the link above.
For students in specified accounting or business classes (AC306).
Attend ONE of the following sessions (both dates required) :
- First session in Chaminade in Kieffer Hall, room 9: Part I on January 5, 2013 AND Part II on January 12, 2013 OR
- Second session in Chaminade Kieffer Hall, room 9: Part I on January 19, 2013 AND Part II on January 26, 2013
For more information, contact Professor Wayne Tanna.
Main project takes place in Spring semester.
Support positions may be available in Fall.
Contact us for more information.
Students must complete a pretest by TBA.
See your syllabus for more information.Please attend orientation and training:
Orientation
WHEN/TIME/WHERE: TBA
Training
WHEN/TIME/WHERE: TBA
*Please attend orientation for more detailsContact Professor Wayne Tanna for more information (739-4606).
For students in specified social science or environmental classes.
Students in Service has been suspended until further notice. Contact the S-L office for more information.
If you're doing Service-learning, community service, an internship, or student teaching, you may qualify for $$$$ towards your tuition!
Want to find out if you're eligible? Click here.
If you are eligible make sure to bring all required forms to the orienation session that you attend.
Attend an orientation session:
- TBA. E-mail Students in Service for more information.