Opportunities From: VolunteerWNY

(1) ENGLISH/ELA ACADEMIC ASSISTANT TEAM LEADER-1700 Hrs. over 12 Months: will lead, organize, implement, research evidenced based coaching methods to raise ELA-Reading scores and will act as lead ELA-Reading members.  Will problem solve various situations and issues that will emerge? Will research STEM opportunities for Members and students and advocate for STEM based experiences? 

For full Job Description, contact Dan Klice @ Daniel.Klice@sni.org or

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(1) MATH ACADEMIC TEAM LEADER-1700 Hrs. over 12 Months: will lead, organize, implement, research evidenced based coaching methods to raise ELA-Reading scores and will act as lead ELA-Reading members.  Will problem solve various situations and issues that will emerge? Will research STEM opportunities for Members and students and advocate for STEM based experiences? 

For full Job Description, contact Dan Klice @ Daniel.Klice@sni.org or

716-532-3341--Ext 5178

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ELA ACADEMIC COACHING MEMBERS-675 Hrs. over 12 Months: Members could be assigned to serve in one of the following Elementary & Middle School Sites in Gowanda, Lake Shore and Silver Creek Each Member will be assigned to assist students on a one-on-one or an small-group basis inside or outside of the regular classroom and assist them with strategies and model appropriate behavior to provide resources to assist each student to thrive in their school educational environment Members will converse with and encourage students to explore and learn more about current and future exciting careers that are available in STEM sphere.  Seven enthusiastic Members needed for this volunteer effort

         For full Job Description, contact Dan Klice @ Daniel.Klice@sni.org or

         716-532-3341--Ext 5178

sni.org along top, click on Departments on left side, click on Education Seneca Nation AmeriCorps on Top of left side

 

MATH ACADEMIC COACHING-675 Hrs. over 12 Months: Members could be assigned to serve in one of the Elementary & Middle School Sites in Gowanda, Lake Shore or Silver Creek. Each Member will be assigned to assist students on a one-on-one or a small-group basis inside or outside of the regular classroom and assist those with strategies and model appropriate behavior to provide resources to assist each student to thrive in their school educational environment. Members will converse with and encourage students to explore and learn more about current and future exciting careers that are available in STEM sphere.

Seven enthusiastic Members needed for this volunteer effort

For full Job Description, contact Dan Klice @ Daniel.Klice@sni.org or

716-532-3341--Ext 5178

sni.org along top, click on Departments on left side, click on Education Seneca Nation AmeriCorps on Top of left side

This member will assist the Emergency Management staff with raising awareness and level of emergency preparedness by: developing informational flyers, Wi-Fi usage, set up and supervise information booths at various building and events, update Facebook page and outreach and program for youths.

This members will perform the following roles:

Team leader of Seneca Nation Emergency Management team in occasion of natural disasters. Assist Emergency Management with raising Comunity awareness of possible issues of natural disasters. Communicate with community members the need to develop a plan for natural disasters. Set up informational booth at community events to raise awareness with individual and the community. Engage students in classroom setting about the benefits of being prepared for natural disasters. Encouraged Community members to volunteer for various volunteer needs for the community. using Social Utilizing Social media sites to raise community awareness to prepare for natural disasters

 

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

 

Passionate about serving youth. Enthusiastic about serving as a member of Seneca Nation AmeriCorps Program. Organized team player that wants to make a difference serving Seneca Community Excellent written and interpersonal communication skills Organized aptitude to manage details efficiently and effectively serving Seneca Community. Computer proficient including MS Word and Excel. Flexibility, patience, tolerance, and willingness to learn new related skills in service to students Some knowledge and ability to use Social media.