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ThreeSixty Journalism Volunteer Program Overview
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Transcript of ThreeSixty Journalism Volunteer Program Overview
THANK YOU!
You strengthen and support ThreeSixty Journalism by serving as valued Board members, trusted
partners, dedicated visionaries and
We are grateful for the >me, energy and talents that you share with us.
volunteers!
We started using an online management tool and “volunteer logis>cs” database called Volgis'cs.
Using this new system… • Mul>ple administrators can look up volunteers for a
project and then log volunteer service hours at any >me, and from any device with internet access
• Our organiza>on can capture volunteer contact informa>on, availability, skills, interests, projects and service hours all in one protected place
Having students work with individual volunteer editors.
* Frustra>on of differing expecta>ons and mo>va>on levels * Tough to coordinate two schedules plus regular communica>on * A large, ongoing volunteer commitment of >me, energy, pa>ence, discipline and work
Con'nuing or crea'ng new classroom partnerships.
* Enormous commitment of a volunteer’s exper>se, dedica>on, >me, energy * Requires coopera>on
between mul>ple par>es * Hard to balance differing
standards and expected outcomes * Only reach a handful of students
uses of Volunteers read 10-‐15 short essay submissions and help us pick the YourTurn essay contest winners. Short volunteer commitment, all done remotely.
Alumni currently aXending UST help us to prepare our magazines for
distribu>on once each quarter, by packaging and
addressing bundles of magazines.
Program alumni and individual
supporters helped to promote the fall fundraiser and “bundle” group dona>ons within their workplaces and social circles.
The new handbook includes: • Volunteer program mission, vision and value statements
• Overview of all programming • Volunteer opportuni>es and posi>on descrip>ons
• Risk management policies, procedures and expecta>ons
• Resources and support • Thank you to our volunteers Parent/Student Liability
Waiver and Consent form
Volunteer Liability Waiver and Consent form
since August 2011
volunteers have served in different capaci>es
records of past, current, and poten>al volunteers have been captured in our database
hours of work have been contributed to our organiza>on, en>rely through volunteer service