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Join the Ohio State College of Medicine Associate Dean of Admissions and the Director of Admissions for group Q&A sessions regarding medical school admissions. Get answers to your questions about the application process, MCATs, personal statements, AAMC's holistic review of applicants and much more! 

Sessions are held the second Tuesday of each month (3:30 pm to 4:30 pm) and the third Wednesday of each month (9:00 am to 10:00 am). 

Questions? Call 614-292-7137 or email medicine@osu.edu.

Apply for the Career Accelerator Fund

Time is running out! If you’re considering an unpaid or low-paid internship this summer, don’t let financial barriers hold you back. The Career Accelerator Fund (CAF) offers up to $5,000 to help students in the College of Arts and Sciences gain valuable career experience. Start your application process by stopping by the Career Studio today! This step is required to ensure you’re prepared with a polished resume and a strong application. Invest in your future, gain hands-on experience, and take the next step toward your dream career. 

The Voyager Scholarship is a two-year leadership development and scholarship program for second-year students interested in careers in public service, broadly defined. 

Benefits include:

• up to $50,000 in financial aid
• up to $12,000 in support for an immersive work-travel experience during the summer between junior and senior year
• access to a network of mentors and peers
• numerous professional development opportunities                                                                                                                   

Questions? Reach out to the Undergraduate Fellowship Office at fellowships@osu.edu. 

What is OPEEP?

OPEEP is creating prison-to-college pathways by increasing access to higher education for incarcerated & justice-involved individuals. By bringing incarcerated students & campus students together for unique, collaborative courses inside Ohio prison facilities, we are cultivating a more informed, compassionate community at OSU and beyond.

OPEEP Believes:

• Healthy communities do not need prisons; they need access to quality education.
• Blackness, poverty, migration status, gender non- conformity, queerness, disability, & addiction are NOT crimes.
• Routes to higher education should be forged through compassion, collective practice, & community engagement.

Why take an OPEEP course?

The OPEEP class experience is like none other. OPEEP's courses across various academic disciplines are all grounded in collaborative, innovative, & transformative teaching & learning. Students of all backgrounds & fields of study benefit from the unique, profound impacts of learning in a prison context.

AU25 Course Offerings include:

• PSYCH 3312: Memory & Cognition
• HIST 3084 (Citizenship GE): Citizens Behind Bars
• EDUTL 2368 (Literature GE): Introduction to Children's Literature
• COMPSTD 2323: Intro to American Indian Studies (History OR Race, Gender, Diversity GE)

To see the full list of courses, learn more and apply, check out their website!

FINAL CALL: Full-Time Teaching & Leadership Opportunity – Apply by March 10

Seniors, this is your LAST chance to apply and step into a critical teaching role where your leadership is needed most, joining a supportive community dedicated to empowering kids through education access, with over 40 locations across the country.

Featured Region: Ohio– Our students in this community urgently need passionate, committed leaders.

Why Apply Now?

• Make an Immediate Impact: Step into a full-time role where you are needed most.
• Leadership Growth: Develop professional skills in a position with full salary and benefits.
• Join a Network: Become part of a 64,000+ alumni community who share your values as an advocate.

 Apply by March 10 | All majors accepted

The Center for Biobehavioral Health (CBH), within the Abigail Wexner Research Institute (AWRI) at Nationwide Children’s Hospital (NCH) in Columbus, Ohio, anticipates hiring 10-12 fulltime Clinical Research Coordinators in 2025. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until positions are filled.  

Research topics include biopsychosocial and medical outcomes experienced by children and their families facing developmental and health challenges in diverse pediatric populations (e.g., congenital heart disease, pediatric cancer, palliative care, prematurity, traumatic brain injury, craniofacial conditions).  

Responsibilities may include management of IRB submissions and modifications; participant screening and recruitment; data collection in clinical, research, and community settings; data management and coding; participation in data analysis and dissemination of research results; collaboration on multi-site projects; and supervision of undergraduate research assistants. Most research teams require a 1 or 2-year commitment.  

Individuals interested in learning more about these positions, including which labs anticipate having open positions, are invited to complete our Clinical Research Coordinator 2025 Interest Form.

Posted: 3.7.25

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Deadline: April 1, 2025

The Center for HumanKindness Internship is a fast-paced, high-energy community-building opportunity for undergraduate or graduate students to put research-backed community-building strategies into practice. Interns will represent The Columbus Foundation’s Center for HumanKindness at events, assist with outreach initiatives, and engage directly with the community to advance programs that build social connection. This internship runs from April through October, with a commitment of up to 15 hours per week, including evenings and weekends. Compensation is $18 per hour.

Responsibilities

• Represent the Center for HumanKindness at community events, festivals, and outreach programs.
• Coordinate and execute event activities, including inventory, setup, takedown, and engaging with attendees.
• Promote the Center’s mission and programs, such as The Big Table® and Kindness Close to home.
• Assist with distributing promotional materials, including flyers, brochures, and branded items.
• Engage with community members to raise awareness and encourage participation in kindness initiatives.
• Maintain accurate records of event attendance, community feedback, and engagement metrics.
• Collaborate with the team to develop and refine outreach strategies.
• Perform other duties as assigned to support kindness-focused initiatives.

Skills and Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from an undergraduate or graduate program in psychology, social work, communications, public health, or a related field.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to engage diverse audiences, including one-on-one interactions with community members.
• Interest in community engagement, social connection, and kindness-focused initiatives.
• Flexible availability, including evenings and weekends.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team in dynamic environments.
• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Adaptable, resourceful, and able to problem solve when the unpredictable inevitably happens.
• Ability to sit, stand, bend, and reach for extended periods and lift up to 50 lbs.
• Access to reliable transportation.

How to Apply

To apply, please submit your resume and a brief cover letter detailing your interest in the position and relevant experience to kindness@columbusfoundation.org. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

For questions or additional information, please contact Abby Harris Holmes at aholmes@columbusfoundation.org.

Posted 2-17-25

Ignite - Check out the application.  Submit your application by April 30th, 2025

Do you want to make a direct impact next semester? Consider applying to Teach For America’s Ignite Fellowship to work directly with elementary, middle, or high school students next spring. We’re seeking college students to lead virtual, small-group tutoring sessions for 3 - 5 hours a week. This is a part-time, paid opportunity to build meaningful relationships with youth, accelerate student success, and hone your leadership skills.

Learn More and Apply!

About Camp Akeela

The Akeela community consists of two camp options. Camp Akeela is a traditional overnight summer camp for adolescents aged 9-16 in the picturesque Green Mountains of Vermont, focusing on building friendships and independence. Beyond Akeela is an overnight summer camp, based on the campus of Curry College in Milton, MA, for teens aged 16-19 focusing on building confidence in their readiness for college.

All Akeela campers are lovingly described as "quirky" and have Autism Spectrum Disorder or are similarly neurodivergent. Our communities provide environments for campers to develop social skills and foster friendships with peers similar to themselves. 

Staff Opportunities

Akeela is seeking eager and experienced students to join the staff community. Staff play an integral role in camper success by building relationships with campers, leading activities and meaningful discussions, and counseling campers as they navigate the social landscape of camp. 

At Akeela, they place a tremendous emphasis on the professional development of our team. In addition to unparalleled hands-on experience with neurodivergent children, staff build professional skills sought by any employer. Staff members at Akeela receive consistent training, coaching, and feedback from a leadership team of professionals and experts in the field of youth development, including social workers, educators, and clinical psychologists.

 Apply Here Today!

We are excited to announce that our Therapeutic Recreation Summer Camps are hiring! This day camp is designed for children and young adults with disabilities, providing an inclusive and supportive environment for campers ages 6-21. Our camp focuses on recreational activities that foster personal growth, social skills, and independence for individuals with a variety of abilities.

This is a fantastic opportunity for students pursuing careers in special education, psychology, social work, recreation, therapy, or anyone passionate about working with kids! Plus, it's a Monday-Friday day camp—no weekends required!

Position Details:

• Pay: $15/hour
• Camp Dates: June 2nd – August 8^th
• Location: Dodge Community Center & Franklin Park Adventure Center

Job Responsibilities:

• Lead and assist with inclusive camp activities like arts and crafts, games, and social-emotional learning.
• Support campers by providing adaptations to ensure everyone can participate.
• Supervise swimming activities (must be comfortable in the water).
• Attend weekly field trips and ensure camper participation and safety.
• Maintain a clean and safe camp environment while working in a team setting.

Flexible Shift Options:

We understand that everyone has different schedules, and we are flexible in accommodating availability! Potential shift times include:

• 7:00 AM – 10:00 AM
• 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM
• 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
• 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
• 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Preferred Qualifications:

• Passion for making camp accessible to all campers
• Works well with children, teens, and individuals with disabilities
• Reliable transportation to Dodge Community Center or Franklin Park Adventure Center

Additional Hiring Opportunities:

We are also hiring for part-time and full-time roles, including:

• Front Desk Staff
• Fitness Center Assistant/Monitor
• Inclusion Support Specialist
• Pick-Up/Drop-Off Monitor

Join Us at Our Job Fair!

• Date: March 29th
• Time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
• Location: Goodale Park Shelter house (120 W. Goodale St., Columbus, OH 43215)

Have Questions?

If you have any questions about the summer camp positions, please reach out to Lindsey at lizawacki@columbus.gov. I’d be more than happy to set up a phone call or virtual meeting to chat about this amazing opportunity!

Posted: 2-19-25

Conversations to Remember is a 501(c)(3) charity whose mission is to combat feelings of isolation and loneliness among senior citizens. We facilitate weekly video calls with senior citizens, including those with dementia, with the goal of creating inter-generational friendships.

Young adult college students will engage in virtual visits with a senior citizens. These seniors are lonely, and are excited to speak with you. Each video call will have 2-3 student volunteers matched with one senior. The calls will be for one hour, at the same time each week. You will only be matched for a call at a time when you are available. You must commit to continuing in the program for at least 4 months. Conversations to Remember will provide you with training and support.

Interested? Sign up Today!

Posted: 3.10.25

The Office of Student Life Student Wellness Center supports all students to reach their full wellness potential. Through individual coaching, group workshops, outreach, and programming, they aim to promote holistic wellness opportunities. Individual, free Wellness Coaching returns Monday January 13th with 200 sessions available each week available to undergraduate, graduate, and professional students both in-person and virtually. 

• Scarlet and Gray Financial Coaching: This nationally recognized program helps students manage finances, including budgeting, credit, debt, and investing.
• Wellness Coaching: Wellness coaching supports students in navigating stress, anxiety, relationships, and other personal challenges while promoting overall well-being.

You can schedule an appointment or find more information at these links:

• Financial Coaching
• Wellness Coaching

Feel free to contact sgfinancial@osu.edu or wellnesscoaching@osu.edu for help finding an appointment time that works best for you.