Short-Term Volunteer Opportunities

Citizen Katie Site Lead

Citizen Katie is a volunteer blitz with students, alumni, faculty, and staff working on community-led efforts to learn more about social justice issues and together make a positive impact. Site leads are paired with a specific community organization and lead a group of alumni and student volunteers.

Time commitment: 8 a.m.–12 p.m., second Saturday in October

Collaborative Research Associate

Help students prepare for presentation of their research work at national conference. Listen carefully to research material presented in multiple student presentations, ask questions, offer critiques, and make recommendations.

Time commitment: 3–4 days, 2–3 hours per day, typically the second week in March

Give to St. Kate's Day Ambassador

Give to St. Kate’s Day (GTSKD) is an annual day of giving that unites Katies in a 24-hour online celebration. Share your Katie pride on social media to help spread the buzz about GTSKD leading up to and on the day: promote gift challenges, opportunities to give, and day-of activities.

Time commitment: approximately ½ hour per week, October through November

Katie2Katie Team

Katie to Katie. One Katie at a time. Members of the K2K team will connect with other Katies to share the importance of giving and ask classmates to make a gift to support the life transforming student experience at St. Kate's. This team of volunteers is made of up alumni from all generations and is supported by the Katie Fund team.

Time commitment: one-hour training session at the beginning and approximately 1–2 hours per week during the campaign.

Online Learning Volunteer

Introduce the speaker/panelists and participate in the Q&A at one to four online presentations (October, November, January, and March). Encourage attendance via social media and outreach to your Katie network.

Time commitment: approximately 2 hours per presentation

Reunion Committee

Help plan and facilitate a successful class Reunion. Attend three in-person planning meetings and a post-event debrief, and participate in class-team conference calls. Encourage classmates to attend Reunion, fill out their class booklet form, and sign up to provide Reunion hospitality.

Time commitment: approximately 2–3 hours per month, September through July