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The Community Involvement Service screens applicants
for volunteer work and, after interviews, channels them to
areas they may be possibly interested in, Costigan said.
"In the interview' she said, "we try to look for their
motives and why they want to'do volunteer work."
Most are underclassmen
"We discourage students from going into volunteer
work, if what they tell us shows they don't have the desire
to do the service work," Costigan added.
She said most of the students going through the
Community Involvement Service are freshmen or
sophomores.
"Upperclassmen usually are pursuing work in their own
fields," Costigan said.
She said many students may be interested in the field of
drug counseling.
The Open Door Health Center is starting a 24-hour drug
crisis line and walk-in drug counseling service, she said.
"This job is for someone who can talk to a person when
he is having trouble with drugs," Costigan said.
Therapist needed
It is a new volunteer service, so there are quite a few
openings, she added.
She also needs an assistant educational therapist to help
with emotionally and mentally disturbed pre-high school
level students, Costigan said.
The service is looking for students studying in related
areas, she said. It is an excellent opportunity to get basic
experience with this type of child.
A child care program being set up at a local church could
use some students to do volunteer work, she said.
"A student in human development or education would
fill this position well," Costigan said.
Labor Co-op
They also need people to help low-income, physically
handicapped or older people repair their property thfough
the Labor Co-op, she said.
This involves Friday night and Saturday volunteer work,
Costigan said.
She said there are many other areas where student
volunteers are needed and these are posted in the Union
Main lounge bulletin board.
"These jobs are all great for the person who wants to get
out into the community," Costigan said.
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