Starting a Volunteer Program in a Community College Library
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| author | Shelton, Kay |
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| contents | Starting a Volunteer Program in a Community College Library Shelton, Kay Community Colleges Volunteer Training College Libraries Volunteers High School Students Program Development Program Descriptions Resistance (Psychology) Performance Factors Public and school libraries often allow high school students to serve as volunteers out of their own interest, to fulfill community service requirements for graduation or for court-ordered obligations. Community college libraries often rely on college students on work-study but starting a high-school-age volunteer program would create a bridge to the community and provide the students with a taste of college. This article provides a framework for how to start a volunteer program at a community college for high school students. |
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| spellingShingle | Starting a Volunteer Program in a Community College Library Shelton, Kay Community Colleges Volunteer Training College Libraries Volunteers High School Students Program Development Program Descriptions Resistance (Psychology) Performance Factors Starting a Volunteer Program in a Community College Library Shelton, Kay Community Colleges Volunteer Training College Libraries Volunteers High School Students Program Development Program Descriptions Resistance (Psychology) Performance Factors Public and school libraries often allow high school students to serve as volunteers out of their own interest, to fulfill community service requirements for graduation or for court-ordered obligations. Community college libraries often rely on college students on work-study but starting a high-school-age volunteer program would create a bridge to the community and provide the students with a taste of college. This article provides a framework for how to start a volunteer program at a community college for high school students. |
| title | Starting a Volunteer Program in a Community College Library |
| topic | Community Colleges Volunteer Training College Libraries Volunteers High School Students Program Development Program Descriptions Resistance (Psychology) Performance Factors |
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