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2 ! Immersive Living and Volunteering Experience! Service, Education, Reflection Address a critical issue Learn about another place Meaningful reflection

3 ! 18 trips! Over 200 volunteers! 7 days! Nearly 8,000 hours of service!

4 ! ~9 student Volunteers! 2 student Team Leaders! 1 staff/faculty University Representative

5 ! Any Undergrad or Graduate student currently enrolled at Northeastern! In good standing with OSCCR! No experience necessary!!

6 ! Any Northeastern student! In good standing with OSCCR! ASB experience is valuable, but not a prerequisite! Energy, enthusiasm, dedication IS required!

7 ! Help plan, coordinate, and facilitate trip! Serve as liaison between team & host site! Plan & run team meetings November February! Facilitate reflections daily during trip! Attend & participate in bi-monthly trainings, 2 retreats, & 3 events! Office hours: 2 hours/week in 172 CSC! Assemble trip packet for teammates

8 ! Spring Break week: March 5 th -12 th, 2016! Substance-Free policy! Transportation: All trips (except local) fly out of & back to Boston Logan airport Domestic: Rental vans, driven by Univ. Rep & a student over 21 Global trips: All ground transport arranged by host site

9 ! Rustic. Think: Hostel, bunkhouse, community center floor.! Meals Global: All meals arranged by host site. Domestic: Prepared as a team ALL TRIPS: Food allergies/dietary restrictions are accommodated as best we can! Please note your needs on the application.

10 ! Read Program Handbook & 2016 Information Packet! Apply! TL applicants: group interview! CCS notifies you of your application status & trip placement! Return signed waiver to accept your spot!! ASB Kick-Off/Introductory team meeting! 50% Program fee deposit due Nov. 23 rd

11 Date Oct. 2 nd Oct. 16 th Oct. 30 th Nov. 2 nd Nov. 6 th Nov. 12 th Nov. 16 th Nov. 23 rd Due Team Leader Applications Due Volunteer Applications Due Student Application Status Update (latest) 1 st Team Leader Monday meeting University Representative Applications Due Volunteer deadline to accept/decline Program Kick-off Meetings 1 st Payment deadline

13 ! Assist with animal care and work on projects to improve the quality of life for animals who are waiting to find a home!! Who doesn t love animals?

14 ! Tour an educational farm and help to get ready for the coming season!

16 Work on trail maintenance and building projects Beautify the park and promote its use!

17 o Volunteer at the largest no-kill animal shelter in the country o Optional: Puppy sleepovers!

18 Prep & deliver meals to clients Promote nutrition education Serve those living with chronic illness

19 Install solar panels for low-income families Make a long-term impact! Promote this program within your host community

20 Work at a day camp for children with special needs Create fun games & activities to let kids be kids!

21 ! Food competency food literacy food equity youth empowerment environmental stewardship

22 Sort & ship medical supplies to communities in need around the world Test equipment for quality

24 Work on an organic farm that is home to year old boys who have aged out of the orphanage system Work may include gardening or building homes

25 ! Learn about permaculture and sustainable agriculture while helping to spread knowledge and a harmonious lifestyle!

26 ! Outreach 360 helps to bring education to students all over the world!! Experience working with local students in the classroom!

27 ! Program/Interest groups can participate together! Belonging to one of the programs does NOT exclude you from participating in a generalinterest ASB trip! In the application, you can include both Co- Sponsored and general trips among your preferences.

28 ! Outreach 360 helps to bring education to students all over the world!! Experience working with local students in the classroom!

29 ! Take part in various community projects that involve building, teaching, and outreach!

30 ! 4 trips to choose from! International & domestic! Separate application deadlines

31 ! Program fees: Local: $500 Domestic Tier 1: $1,000 Domestic Tier 2: $1,150 Global: $2,100! Team Leaders are given a 50% discount for their work!! Student Drivers (Domestic trips): $100 discount! Deadlines: First half deposit: Monday, Nov. 23 rd Total balance due: Monday, Jan. 11 th

32 ! Open to Volunteers and Team Leaders! $7,000 available for Volunteers! $2,000 for Team Leaders! Video Application due on due date of application! Of the finalists, financial need will be considered

33 ! Team Leaders: Friday, Oct. 2 nd! Volunteers: Friday, Oct. 16 th! University Reps: Friday, Nov. 6 th! We will update students on your status/ placement NO LATER than Friday, Oct. 30 th!

! Co-Coordinators: Alexis, Cat & Dan! Northeastern.asb@gmail.com!

34 ! Co-Coordinators: Alexis, Cat & Dan! LIKE us on Facebook: Northeastern ASB! Anna Gilmore Center of Community Service 172 CSC

First Name: Last Name: address: Cell Phone: Birth Date (MM/DD/YY): / / 991. Year: Major(s): Emergency Contact: Relationship: Phone 1: Phone 2:

First Name: Last Name: address: Cell Phone: Birth Date (MM/DD/YY): / / 991. Year: Major(s): Emergency Contact: Relationship: Phone 1: Phone 2: ASB APPLICATION 2017 This application must be hand delivered to the Center for Community Engagement room 134J. Part I: Personal Information First Name: Last Name: E-mail address: Cell Phone: Birth Date