Work Experience

There are many ways to gain work experience while you are studying and the Office of Student Affairs is a great resource for this.

Whether you are interested in taking on a student leadership position, volunteering in your community or finding part time work to supplement your income, you will find resources and contacts both on-line and in person at both campuses.

Get Involved!

We strongly encourage you to start thinking about building a portfolio of skills relevant to future employers. By getting involved on campus you can greatly extend your skills set and develop such valuable skills as:

Leadership

Communication

Team Work

Independence

Cultural awareness

Problem solving

the list goes on and on

You could become actively involved in one of the many clubs and societies, become a member of Residence Life, join the Student Ambassadors, volunteer at the University or in the community, or obtain a part-time job. Talk to a member of the Student Affairs department about your options!

Who to Contact...

Campus Events Committees: Katherine Lytle (Graduation, International Night) or Heather Lochtie (Honors Night)
Jaclyn Hadjipieris (Fall Ball, Spring Fest, Clubs & Societies)

Peer Leaders for First Year Seminars (FYS): Sarah Chetin

Residence Life: Katherine Wells or Tracy Wills

Student Ambassador: Liz Stalberg

Student Union: Student Union

Volunteering: Jaclyn Hadjipieris

Link to this page: http://www.richmond.ac.uk/s/699.aspx