Centerville Junior High School needs your time and a little talent to run an after school club one time per week, after school, 3 p.m., any weekday. Areas of need include photography, art, video gaming, chess or other areas of your interest. It could be great fun. Contact: Volunteer Services dpeine@centerville.k12.in.us or call 765-855-5113.

Opportunities are available to volunteer as box office clerk or usher and see this fall’s theatrical production free.

Apply now to be distribution manager or advertising manager at the Earlham Word for next semester. Distribution manager is in charge of getting the paper out on campus and to our subscribers every Friday; the ad manager solicits ads from campus organizations and local businesses. Both positions earn six hours of work-study per week. Applications are due by Fri., Oct. 30.

Hand in Hand Adult Day Care of Richmond is looking for volunteers for the following positions:
- Assistance with website creation and management
- Assistance with their interactive morning day care program for children.
- Assistance reworking their annual service survey.
All are semester or year-long commitments with flexible scheduling.

Seeking programmer for part-time work in producing e-books and web site development for electronic publishing company Trillium Classics. Approximately ten hours per week, flexible and immediate availability. Must have general Linux skills, proficiency in html, xml and experience with Python or other programming language.

Sargasso, the Earlham yearbook, is still looking for volunteers to put together the Earlham Yearbook. Lots of fun and looks great on a resume.

Seeking students to help with the load-in and load-out of scenery and lighting equipment for "Tap Dogs" performance on Sun., Oct. 18. We need up to 30 people with unloading and setting up equipment as well as disassembling and reloading after the performance. Civic Hall Associates is paying $8 per hour with guaranteed four-hour minimum for each call. Contact: For more information, contact Mickey White whitemi@earlham.edu or call x1359

Come to Hueston Woods State Park in Ohio on Sat., Oct. 3 at 9 a.m. and help spruce up the "bird hide" in an Audubon Important Bird Area. Contact: For information or to RSVP, message education@audubonmiamivalley.org .

Student activities has a few jobs open for work study students. We need two student generalists to work at planning and hosting events. We also need a student to worker on publicity and marketing. I also have positions open for drivers, who are certified to drive college vans. Contact: Applications are available at Runyan Desk between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Westwood Tutoring is a student- run program that tutors and mentors children in a local housing project Mon. – Thurs., 4 – 6 p.m. When: An informational meeting is scheduled for Tues., Sept. 15, 8 p.m. Where: Upstairs coffee shop, Runyan Center.

The Earlham Historical Journal (EHJ) is seeking an editor for this semester's Editorial Board. Contact: Please e-mail a letter of interest to itcross06@earlham.edu . The letter should address the following points: your motivation for the position, any relevant experience you possess, any geographic area or period in which you are interested, and the name of a professor who can speak to your academic ability. Letters must be received by 5 p.m. Sun., Sept. 20.

The Jewish Student Union is looking for a certified Earlham van driver to transport students to and from the local synagogue on Fri., Sept. 18, 7 – 9 p.m. and Sat., Sept. 19, 10 a.m. – Noon. This is a paid position. Contact: Laura Hinkley at hinkla@earlham.edu or call x1440.

Student Activities still has Work Study positions available. We are looking for drivers. You must be Earlham certified to drive the cars and vans, and times for these jobs vary. Also, we need two people to run projectors for EFS movies nights. Contact: Stop by the Runyan Desk and fill out an application.

Richmond Church of the Brethren seeks someone to care for the faith formation of the children through our Genesis Program. It meets concurrently with our worship service on Sunday mornings. Contact: For more information please refer to the Genesis Program information at http://www.richmondcob.org/. Also contact Richmond Church of the Brethren at ritcham@earlham.edu or call 765-966-1930.

Certified lifeguards needed for the Earlham pool this fall. Contact: Jayne Arnold, aquatics coordinator, at arnolja@earlham.edu or call x1732 as soon as possible. The fall schedule is set by Mon., Aug. 31.

If you are interested in working on raising awareness about sexual violence around campus here is an opportunity for you. Student worker needed to work ten hours per week until the beginning of November. Opportunities for employment could also extend beyond Nov. 1. Upperclassmen only need apply. Contact: Andrea Fernandez at fernaan@earlham.edu or call x1594.

Lifeguards wanted for Earlham Pool. Must have current lifeguard, first aid and CPR certifications. Contact: Jayne Arnold at armolja@earlham.edu or call x1732 by Fri., Aug. 28.

Seeking summer employment. I have had previous nanny experience and love kids. If anyone knows of anything, that would be great.

Want to make some extra cash over the summer? Become a group leader or coach for the Wayne County Youth Track and Field Club. The club meets at Earlham College on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings. No track and field experience necessary. Contact: bohalsa@earlham.edu .

Student available to do odd jobs such as house sitting, light cleaning or yard work, dog walking etc. for the months of May and June.

The Earlham Word is seeking smart, motivated students interested in working for our online presence, ecword.org. Apply now for fall 2009!

Smiley’s Pub is now hiring experienced wait staff. Pay is $6 per hour plus tips and flexible hours. Looking to hire immediately. Contact: Smiley’s Pub at 765-962-6388.

The Earlham Volunteer Exchange (EVE) seeks applicants for conveners for Fall ’09. The position involves connecting students and the Richmond community through volunteer service and includes coordinating specific events, recruiting volunteers, maintaining connections with service sites and overseeing EVE itself. Excitement about volunteerism and student involvement a must. Fulfills work-study hours.

Earlham students host a day of free childcare for Richmond community members. We need volunteers to help with childcare throughout the day. Food and transportation provided. When: Sat., April 25, 2 – 10 p.m. Where: Townsend Center. Contact:

The Word needs reporters, writers, photographers and multimedia producers for fall. New staffers may enroll in Applied Journalism: JNLM115-1.

The Wayne County Track and Field Club is a summer program for incoming 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students in Wayne County. The club will be held at the Earlham College track. The club will meet in the evening three times a week and offer running events ranging from the 50-meter dash to the 800-meter run, relays, long jump, hurdles, shot put (softball) throw, and discus (frisbee) throw. At the end of each session, the club will hold a track meet open to the public to highlight the accomplishments of club participants. Pick up an application at the Park Administration Office: Glen Miller Park, 2200 East Main Street Richmond, IN 47374. Applications due by April 30th!

The Bonner Center for Service and Vocation is still hiring for a summer student worker. Applications are due Fri., 17 April @ noon and are available at Susanne Sohrabi-Watson's desk in the BCSV, 1st floor LBC next to the elevator. Preference will be given to International students. Contact: Call x1893 or email watsosu@earlham.edu with any questions.

I am in need of a student to work part-time, evening hours this summer. Time is flexible. Job is ideal for student who is only here half the summer or someone looking to work extra hours in the evening. The job needs someone who is motivated, works well independently and has had a great Earlham experience. Contact: If interested please contact Heather in the Alumni and Development Office at charbni@earlham.edu or call x1763.

I am looking for someone to tutor me once or twice a week to learn Chinese. I have tried to learn on my own, but it does not stay with me and I need more practice. Contact: tnthor@yahoo.com or call 765-967-1399.

Tutor needed for 13-year-old child with autism in Lewisburg, Ohio. Knowledge of Applied Behavior Analysis is a plus. Pay is commensurate with experience. Contact: MVTS_Ltd@yahoo.com or call 937-219-9589.

Working for The Word newspaper is actually fun, and you get to work with a team of crazy people and make news. Contact: If you have interest in journalism or newspaper work, contact Donnie Smith at drsmith07@earlham.edu or Maria Salvador at mdsalva06@earlham.edu , no later than Thurs., March 26.

Work at one of three non-profits in the Richmond area; the Art Museum, the Symphony or the Townsend Center. Students do not apply to the organization but to the Internship Coordinator. Contact: Details of the program and applications packets are available in the Bonner Center for Service and Vocation, First floor, Bolling Center. Apply through the BCSV Internship Coordinator, Sonia Smith, smithso@earlham.edu . Submit application materials by 5 p.m. Mon., March 30.

Looking for a tutor with solid knowledge of Microsoft Office applications such as Excel and Publisher to help me add this skill to my resume. I can pay $5 per hour and meet weeknights or weekends. Must be on campus.

Richmond Health Connection, LLC is looking for individuals interesting in interning with a personal trainer. Get hands-on experience working with real clients.

Gulf Coast Volunteers for the Long Haul is planning a trip to rebuild in New Orleans. When: March 15 – 21. Contact: If you are interested, contact Kim Hampton hamptki@earlham.edu . Also visit http://www.longhaulvolunteers.org . Space is limited to get your name in early.

The Conflict Resolution Center (CRC) seeks individuals who are interested in working with youth and are committed to principles of non-violent conflict resolution, for the Positive Alternatives program. PA is a collaborative program for suspended and expelled students in Wayne County. The CRC provides 90 minutes of activity and conversation-based conflict resolution to middle and high school students. When: 10:30 a.m. – Noon, Mon. through Fri. Where: The Boys and Girls Club. Contact: ben@conflictrescenter.org or visit http://www.conflictrescenter.org .

Pick up an RA Application from the Student Development Office or any Area Director’s office. Applications are due Fri., Feb. 6, by Noon.

Information session for summer Young Adult Leadership Development Program at Pendle Hill, Philadelphia. Attend and meet Coordinator Emma Churchman. When: Thurs., Jan. 29, 4 p.m. Where: Bonner Center for Service and Vocation, First floor, Bolling Center. Interested people who cannot attend the information session may schedule to meet with Emma at another time Jan. 28 -30 by contacting Tracey Peterson, petertr@earlham.edu or x1501. Contact: Bonner Center for Service and Vocation, smithso@earlham.edu, x1265 or visit www.pendlehill.org .

The Earlham Volunteer Exchange is hiring for the positions of tutor coordinator, public relations coordinator and office administrative assistant. Applications are available at the administrative assistant desk at Bonner Center for Service and Vocation in the Bolling Center. Contact: Submit all applications by Mon., Feb. 2 to the EVE office in Room 117 Bolling Center.

Summer Conferences applications are now available at Runyan Desk. Positions are limited and applications are due no later than Fri., March 13. No late applications are accepted. Contact: Courtney at Runyan Desk at hugheco@earlham.edu or call x1580.

The Conflict Resolution Center (CRC) seeks individuals interested in working with youth and committed to principles of non-violent conflict resolution and social justice, for the Positive Alternatives program. Positive Alternatives is a collaborative program for suspended and expelled students in Wayne County. The CRC provides 90 minutes of activity and conversation-based conflict resolution to middle and high school students from 10:30 a.m. - Noon, Mon. through Fri. at the Boys and Girls Club. Contact: Ben Hastil at ben@conflictrescenter.org or call 419-566-1691 if you are interested in volunteering.

Very limited number of positions available for responsible students to work as staff with high school students during Explore-A-College, June 21 - July 4, 2009 at Earlham. Contact: Please request application from hillmsu@earlham.edu or call x1330. Deadline Feb. 13.

America Reads is looking for Earlham students interested in tutoring in the Richmond Schools. Students range from grades kindergarten through fourth, transportation provided, hours available Monday - Thursday, workstudy, Bonner and volunteers welcome. Applications are available outside the America Reads office, room 112 Bolling Center.

Now a semester long, and worth two credits, WECI's News Radio program teaches you how to write for the ear, then broadcast yourself to the whole of WECI's community. Apply soon. When: Training begins Sun., Jan. 18.

Earlham's lovely, beautiful, and educational Hill Memorial Greenhouse is hiring a student to take care of plants and work on other projects five hours a week. Work study is not required. Come see the greenhouse next to Wildman Science Library. Interested students are required to have initiative and to be reliable. Contact: To apply, e-mail Joanna M.Bronkema at bronkjo@earlham.edu . Send your name, cell phone number, cover letter, resume and availability for an interview.

Time to train new HIV Peer Educators. Red Cross-certified training is offered next semester on a Friday afternoon and Saturday. Eight spaces are available. Contact: Please call x1328 if you want to be trained to teach in the dorms or in your community.

Come meet with the members of Action Against Rape, the Womyn's Center, and Earlham's Theatre Company to discuss preparations for The Vagina Monologues. We need volunteers for marketing, tech, stage work and more. When: Thurs., Dec. 11, 8 p.m. Where: Community Action Center, basement Runyan Center.

Two Senior Classics Majors looking for someone to help us with translating some scholarly German for our senior theses. LYLAS!

We are women studies majors in need of a fast typer to help us with our senior project! If you would like to transcribe interviews for $10 a tape (the interviews are about an hour) please talk to us! The best part is, not only will you be helping the minority demographic of women's studies majors, but you will be helping the feminist cause! And making money! Can you afford not to? Tea and cookies negotiable.

WECI is hiring for administrative staff positions for the spring semester. Stop by the WECI office and pick up an application located on the office door. Contact: station.manager.weci@gmail.com, or visit weciradio.org.