Volunteering for Social Enterprise Symposium and AshokaU Exchange
AshokaU Exchange:
February 26th-28th,
the Exchange hosts students, faculty, and administrators from across the United
States that are dedicated to social entrepreneurship. Participants must apply
and be selected in order to attend. On Friday the 27th, students
attending the Exchange will come down to UMD to participate in the Social
Enterprise Symposium with us. On Saturday, the entire Exchange will be here for
their conference. Volunteers for Thursday will be in D.C (transportation will
be provided), volunteers for Friday and Saturday will be on campus.
Social Enterprise Symposium:
February 27th
from 10am- 5:30pm at the Stamp Student Union. Attendance is free and open to
all UMD students. We will be hosting the students from the Exchange as well as
faculty from our own campus, and very interesting speakers.
Reasons to volunteer:
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Meet awesome people. The Social Enterprise Symposium and AshokaU Exchange attract some
of the brightest, most dynamic people you’d ever have the pleasure to meet. On
top of making new (read: awesome) friends, some volunteers will assist speakers
before and after sessions. Can you say networking opportunity!? One of these
speakers is the Director for Social Innovation and Impact for TOM’s shoes!
·
Free food! If you’re volunteering during a time that overlaps the
lunch hour, you get to dig in for a tasty feast. We’ll also have an evening
networking reception with delicious desserts.
·
Save big bucks. Were you thinking about attending the AshokaU Exchange, but
couldn’t come up with the $475 registration fee? Volunteer on either Thursday
(Feb.26) or Saturday (Feb.28) and gain access to attend the other day FOR FREE.
·
Free t-shirt. Volunteers for both events get an awesome free t-shirt to
remember the event!
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Build credibility. The Social Enterprise Symposium is a signature event of the
University of Maryland. The AshokaU Exchange is the hallmark gathering for
aspiring social entrepreneurs. Be an integral part of these important events,
and have something to brag about to your friends and potential employers.
Know anyone who would also be
interested in volunteering? Have them e-mail Madie Yoder at myoder@terpmail.umd.edu
with their name and times that they would be available to volunteer.
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