1. Internships, Apprenticeships, & Volunteer Opportunities: The Riley Guide for internships, volunteer opportunities, teaching opportunities, study opportunities you'll find general information, internship requirements teach for America. teach For America http://www.rileyguide.com/intern.html

Skip Navigation Prepare to Search Execute a Campaign Job Listings ... Home The Riley Guide: Prepare to Search or Job Listings Internships, Apprenticeships, December 2003 Internships / Co-Op / Study Abroad Volunteer Opportunities Many of the sites tagged New Grad/Entry-Level on our page for will have internship listings. Co-Op / Internships / Study Abroad Some internships sites which focus on a particular field have been included within the various pages. You should also be aware that many employers like Ford post internship opportunities on their corporate home pages. Use the Employer Research page to target them. Best Bets for Student Work Exchange ...this list has been put together by the Center for International Education at the University of California, Irvine. "assist students to find these exchange programs, as opposed to permanent career positions abroad. This page contains links to work abroad related web sites, as well as listings of some of the better-known programs that exist." Council on International Education Exchange ...if you are considering international studies or internships, you may want to check out the programs and services offered by this organization. They offer information on summer employment and internship opportunities throughout the world, including listings of opportunities you can search, and they will help you with the legal paperwork necessary to get the proper work documents. There is a fee for participating in their programs, but the support they provide you is worth every cent.

2. One Small Planet - General Information On Work, Study, Volunteer And Travel Oppo One Small Planet general Information on Work, Study, volunteer and Travel opportunities Abroad Those looking to teach as certified teachers overseas should know that many http://www.onesmallplanet.com/geninfo.htm

One Small Planet General Information on Work, Study, Volunteer and Travel Opportunities Abroad Working Abroad Study Abroad Volunteering Abroad Travel Abroad Working Abroad Working abroad can prove a very educational and rewarding experience for those looking for adventure. There are many types of overseas work but to simplify, lets break it down into five basic categories: International Business Jobs Overseas Teaching Abroad With a Certificate Temporary (1 year or less) or Low-Skill Employment Government Jobs ... Internships To determine which category your should aim for, you must do a realistic evaluation of your qualifications. For example, if you do not yet have a BA or equivalent degree, you may be limited to working temporary low-skill employment such as being a nanny or working at a resort or working under the table without a visa. Obviously if you have an advanced degree and are fluent in the language of the country you are aiming for, you stand a much better chance of landing a professional job. This is especially true in Asia where many Asian-Americans and Asian-Canadians are finding their fluency in English and an Asian language to be a highly sought-after skill in the business community. As you are planning your international job search, be realistic in your expectations and don't make the mistake of thinking that it will be easier to get a good job overseas than at home - it's not. While it may be pretty easy for anyone with a BA to land a job teaching English in Asia, that doesn't necessarily mean it is a job you will do well at or even enjoy. Remember that you never get something for nothing and thinking you will cash in on a foreign job is not a good strategy for international employment. After all, there is a reason that salaries are higher in certain parts of the world - either the cost of living is higher or the conditions are difficult and justify the "hardship" pay.

3. RSVP - Volunteer Opportunities In Harford County, Maryland Harford Cecil Counties, of Maryland volunteer opportunities one stop shop for volunteer opportunities. Our services include Adult Tutor, classroom assistant (general education and math Crew members to teach environmental education or help http://www.co.ha.md.us/volunteer

Opportunities About Us Why Volunteer Display Volunteer Opportunities for: Display All Opportunities Family Youth Group/Organization By Location: Display All Locations Aberdeen Abingdon APG Bel Air Cecil County Churchville Countywide Edgewood Forest Hill Harford County Havre de Grace Havre de Grace area Perry Point Perryville Port Deposit Pylesville Street Various elementary schools Select More than one by using the [Ctrl] key KEY Family Youth Group/Organization Volunteer Connection/RSVP for Harford County and Cecil County is your one stop shop for volunteer opportunities. Our services include maintaining an up-to-date listing of volunteer opportunities in the County (as provided to us), personal knowledge of the sites, and personal attention to your interests, time and talents. We will work with interested persons, of any age, to help you find "just the right" volunteer experience. Our staff is ready to serve YOU. :: Want to Volunteer? Apply OnLine...

4. General Volunteer Opportunities With The Salvation Army Indiana Division BE A general HANDYMAN Help the Salvation Army maintain and BEAUTY/CARE CONSULTANT teach personal hygiene, makeup We have new volunteer opportunities every day http://www.salvationarmyindiana.org/general.html

General volunteer opportunities At all Salvation Army corps throughout Indianapolis and the entire Hoosier state, volunteers play a critical role in helping officers, staff and other volunteers meet the daily needs of men, women, children and families. Contact our volunteer coordinator for more information. Here is a list of general volunteer opportunities typically available at Salvation Army corps and centers throughout Indiana. COMMUNITY EVENTS Each year, the Salvation Army stages a host of local community events relying on volunteers to help serve food, pass out promotional materials and staff events. FEED THE HUNGRY Prepare or serve food, clean tables and wash dishes. VOLUNTEER Click here to find a current opportunity! General volunteer opportunities Seasonal volunteer opportunities Holiday volunteer opportunities ... Sign-up online to become a Salvation Army volunteer ASSIST IN AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS Monday through Friday, help tutor school-age children, teach arts and crafts classes, play games, serve snacks and more. Volunteers are generally needed from 3:30-6:30 p.m.

5. Volunteer Opportunities to obtain a list of volunteer opportunities (Special Events, Mentoring Activities, Public Update, network and teach skills related to computers. general Purpose Train teens http://www.jcu.edu/alumni/Commserv/Volunteer_Opportunities.htm

T he following is a description of organizations that need volunteers. The organizations are ordered by the type of service they provide to the community. Click on any of the following to learn more about organizations that provide the selected type of service: Children Elderly Neighborhood Restoration Mentally/Physically Challenged ... Hunger Issues/Homeless Children [return to top] Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Ohio 6160 Meadowbrook Drive, Mentor 44060 http://www.bbbsneo.org (440) 257-4900 (phone), (440) 257-0234 (fax), bbbs@apk.ne t Contact: Sharon Karkoska, Program Coordinator Big Brothers Big Sisters is a mentoring agency that provides responsible, caring adult role models to children in the Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties. Volunteers for Big Brothers Big Sisters spend time with children, either one to one or in a group setting. Activities include getting to know each other, talking, sharing, doing homework, visiting the park, going to a baseball game, or just having fun together. All volunteers are interviewed and trained to meet the specific needs of the activity involved. Volunteers are attracted to the flexible schedule. One to one matches are required to meet a few times a month while group mentoring programs meet once a week.

6. Volunteer Opportunities A volunteer non volunteer opportunities volunteers can assist with special events, tutoring, implementing programs, coaching and spending time with youth in general. Maybe teach http://homepages.wmich.edu/~k8lukasi/volunteer.htm

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS, A COMMUNITY OF CARING Contact: Deborah Beyer Phone: (616) 382-6800 Fax: (616) 382-4108 Mailing Address: 605 Howard St. Kalamazoo, MI 49008 Email: BBBS@bbbscommunity.org Web Site: www.BBBScommunity.org Agency Description: A volunteer non-profit organization whose goal is to create, develop and nurture mentoring relationships between caring adults and children ages 5-18 to help each child become a socially competent, responsible and caring adult. One-to-one matches and group activities available. Adult mentors must be 17 years of age or older. Description of Volunteer Opportunities: Spanish-speaking children enrolled in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program may be matched with Spanish-speaking mentors. Others may choose to expose their mentees to the Hispanic community and its culture through individual activities and attendance at events of their choosing. Adult mentors and their assigned children plan and schedule their own activities, except for school-based and other site-based group activities and group Bridge activities arranged by the agency. Annual Activities and Events: Fall hayride/square dance Winter lock-in at the YMCA Informational displays at such events as Bronco Bash, Black Arts Festival, etc.

7. Anoka County - Volunteer Opportunities Jobs volunteer opportunities. volunteer opportunities procedures, expectations and general information about the Master Gardener volunteer. Provide gardening advice, teach classes http://www.anokacounty.org/jobs/volunteer.htm

Home Jobs Volunteer Opportunities Teens - Looking for an opportunity to make a difference? Check out the Youth Advisory Council. We need volunteers in the following areas: Clerical and Office Environment Public Safety/Corrections Working with Adults ... (ages 12-19) Thank you for your interest in volunteering. Anoka County Government agencies have a variety of volunteer programs throughout the County to serve its citizens. Volunteers do not replace employees; rather, their efforts add support for County departments and expand services to the Public. Volunteers span a variety of ages, come from diverse backgrounds and have a multitude of skill levels. But they all have one thing in common - they all care about their community. Who Volunteers? Youth Adults Families Students Groups Why Volunteer? Volunteering Benefits You! Discover a new talent Explore career options Gain personal satisfaction Enjoy socialization Be an active part of your community Learn new skills Volunteering Benefits the County!

8. MoS | General Info | Volunteer Opportunities programs! Youth volunteers have a unique opportunity to learn and teach others while they render valuable service to the community. The http://www.mos.org/info/vol/vol-61.html

Back to list of available positions Summer 2004 Youth Volunteer Program YOUTH VOLUNTEER PROGRAM Please note that our Summer 2004 Program is now full For: Summer youth volunteers should be between 14-18 years of age. Hours: Approximately 10-14 hours per week meeting a total requirement of 100 hours. Youth in this program will volunteer every week for the entire duration of the summer youth volunteer program – approximately July 6, 2004 to Labor Day. Dates: Approximately July 6, 2004 to Labor Day. Deadline: Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. Spaces are filling up fast. Contact: volunteer1@mos.org or 617-589-0380. Web site: www.mos.org – for positions, requirements, as well as applications. Note: High school students may apply for this volunteer position. Responsibilities: Please note that our Summer 2004 Program is now full Commitment: Commitment and Training Requirements: Summer youth volunteers should be between 14-18 years of age and must volunteer every week for the entire duration of the summer youth volunteer program – approximately July 6, 2004 to Labor Day. We understand that activities like vacations, camps, and classes are important during the summer time. However, if you will be unavailable for more than one to two weeks of the summer youth program, you will not be eligible to participate this summer. Volunteers who join a volunteer position must commit to volunteering for three 3.5 hour shifts per week. Shift times are available seven days a week and are as follows: 9:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m.; 12:30-4:00 p.m.; or 3:30-7:00 p.m.

9. Burlington County Volunteer Opportunities Directory volunteer opportunities DIRECTORY. This directory is published by the volunteer Center of Burlington County as a service to our community. regarding local volunteer opportunities, call the volunteer Center at books, locating materials, general clerical, fund raising and example, volunteers can teach someone how to read http://www.burlco.lib.nj.us/county/volunteer

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES DIRECTORY This directory is published by the Volunteer Center of Burlington County as a service to our community. For more information regarding local volunteer opportunities, call the Volunteer Center at 609-894-9311 (x7492), 856-222-9311 (x7492) or send an e-mail. [A] [B] [C] ... ABBA Pregnancy Crisis Center ABBA is a Christian ministry providing pregnancy testing, support services, transportation, vocational guidance, tutoring, maternity clothes, baby furnishings, housing, referral to human service agencies, family reconciliation, and future planning. Volunteers are needed for transportation, telephone and office work, counseling, companionship, and fund raising. Adopt-A-Highway Program (New Jersey) Your group can volunteer to pick up litter along a specially selected section of highway and/or choose to participate in a landscape beautification project. Call 1-800-2 ADOPT 1. AIDS Coalition of SNJ Provides services to people living with AIDS, those who are HIV-positive and the worried well. Volunteers are needed for office assistance and companionship programs. United Way Agency. The Air Victory Aviation Museum located at South Jersey Regional Airport on Stacy Haines Road in Medford seeks volunteers to help initiate Saturday educational programs, serve as tour guides, work on aircraft restoration, or just lend expertise.Teens welcome with an adult. Call 609-267-4488 for meeting schedule.

10. Volunteer Opportunities does not encompass all volunteer opportunities at the Clerical Assist with general clerical work, typing Crafts Instructor - teach or assist patients with http://www.va.gov/visn18/VAVS/opportunities.htm

VISN 18 Home Page VISN 18 Volunteer Home Page Amarillo VA Health Care System Carl T Hayden VA Medical Center ... West Texas VA Health Care System Volunteer Opportunities Amarillo VA Health Care System - Amarillo, TX Volunteer Opportunities The following is a list of ongoing volunteer positions available at AVAHCS. This list does not encompass all volunteer opportunities at the Medical Center. DAV Transportation Service Driver - DAV driver travels within the city limits and surrounding area picking up qualified patients at their homes and takes them to the VA hospital for their medical appointments. They must have a valid Texas drivers license, proof of insurance, and pass a VA physical before they are eligible to drive. Escort Runner - Escort patients in wheel chairs and on gurneys to designated areas. Deliver lab specimens, patient charts and records. Shuttle Driver - Drive shuttle within Medical Center grounds. Transport patients and family members. Must have valid TX drivers license, and pass VA courtesy physical. Clerical - Assist with general clerical work, typing, filing, collating, reception.

11. Internship Links Landing Your Dream Internship general Internship Sites com World Learning World teach AIESEC Cal US Geological Survey volunteer opportunities Monterey Bay http://www.careerservices.calpoly.edu/Students/PartTime/internshiplinksps.htm

Internships Internships General Internships Agriculture/Environment Arts ... Cal Poly Student Employment Internships Five Strategies for Landing Your Dream Internship General Internship Sites MonsterTrak Internweb.com I nternshipPrograms.com Internjobs.com Get that Gig Internship Links from Skidmore University ... Rising Star Internships Agriculture/Environment New England Wildflower Society Garden in the Woods Internships Student Conservation Association The Nature Conservancy Conservation International Internships ... American Rivers Internships Arts Art Internships Mother Jones Magazine Western States Arts Federation (Westaf) J. Paul Getty Trust Internships California Museum of Photography Internships ... Puppetry Internships Business/Economics (See also Government) American Institute for Economic Research Summer Fellowship Program Federal Reserve Board Internships Institute of Real Estate Management American Advertising Federation Internships Communication/Media San Francisco Chronicle Internship Program Journalism Internship Guide from the American Society of Newspaper Editors High Country News (Colorado) Internships Dow Jones Newspaper Fund ... Rising Star Public Relations Internships Experiential Education Institute for Experiential Learning Association for Experiential Education (AEE) Government/Policy/Washington D.C.

12. GLVB: Group Volunteer Opportunities the idea of using a puppet to teach, members of can volunteer to do yard wok, general cleaning and Hanna Center has many volunteer opportunities for your group http://www.vb.worldserver.com/grpvol.htm

Volunteer Opportunities in Greater Lafayette for Groups A Greater Lafayette Service Animals Cultural Disability Services Health Services ... Lafayette Services Crisis Center 1244 N. 15th St., Lafayette, IN 47904 The Lafayette Crisis Center uses volunteers to provide emotional support, crisis intervention and community referrals 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Groups can help with mass mailings, yard work, cleaning and hanging posters around Lafayette and West Lafayette as needed. Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) 301 Main St., County Courthouse, Lafayette, IN 47901 This organization helps kids who have been thrust into the court system through no fault of their own. Group projects include working on large mailings and staffing special events. (Contact Colleen Hamrick) Animals CHAPS 1146 Ag Eng. Bldg, West Lafayette, IN 47907 The CHAPS need a group to “pick” the horse lot that is next to the barn. Four to six people can complete this in 1 to 2 hours. Equipment will be provided. (Contact Sheri McCormick) Friends of the Columbian Park Zoo 1915 Scott St., Lafayette, IN 47904

13. GOSERV - About GOSERV - General Information take an active role in protecting themselves from harm, to teach citizens what to do in the event of a crisis, and to expand volunteer opportunities that will http://www.goserv.ca.gov/aboutgs/goservinfo.asp

California Home GO SERV Home About GO SERV General Information ... Grantee Central Page Contents Goals Role History About GO SERV's Programs ... Unified State Planning GO SERV's Goals are to: Invigorate California's strong ethic of civic responsibility and rich tradition of community involvement. Ensure a serious role for service and volunteerism in meeting California's educational, health, public safety, and environmental challenges. Connect Californians from diverse backgrounds and experiences to find solutions to problems together. Nurture the growth and emergence of Californian's next generation of community and professional leaders. Back to Top of Page GOSERV's Role is to: Call on Californians to become involved in their communities and challenge institutions to create and support service and volunteer opportunities. Connect people to service and volunteer opportunities in their communities that address important social and environmental issues. Make grants to nonprofit and public agencies that support and expand opportunities for Californians of all backgrounds to help meet the State's key challenges through meaningful service and volunteerism. Provide training to ensure quality and innovation in service and volunteerism programming in order to have the greatest impact on people and communities.

14. Wanna Volunteer Your Time/Skills And Help This Paralympic Sport Grow? - Here Are to help find funders and develop relationships for future growth needs, and to either write, or teach how to volunteer opportunities with general Help. http://www.angelfire.com/hi5/usa-goalball/goalball_volunteer_opportunities.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Home What Is Goalball? Who Can Play? How To Start ... Site Map Volunteer Opportunities In the Sport of Goalball Across the USA To help us match you with the right volunteer opportunity regarding Goalball in your community, please contact us today, and let us know what you'd like to do, and what you are able to do. We have numerous volunteering options in our data bank, from transporting visually impaired players to games, to giving you the opportunity to help coach or ref while learning the skills to become a goalball coach or ref in the future, to general "help where needed" or Nonprofit administrative work. We will match your interests with the opportunities in our database and match you up with volunteer opportunities in your community that fit your need, and allow you to help Goalball thrive in your community. To find out what you can do to change the world, by helping improve the lives of the blind and visually impaired, and helping them get involved in sports in their communitiesand perhaps realize dreams they didn't even yet know they could ever achieve, please, look through the listings below, find the right one for you, and then contact us today. You, and your efforts, can and will make a difference. Various Goalball teams and programs all around the United States are in need of YOUR help. You can be a part of greatness! You can help a Goalball team in your community grow, and help it thrive, rather than simply survive. Some of the players on the team you help out might very well be the next (or current) world Goalball champions or Paralympians!

15. Diversion Magazine - For Physicians At Leisure In China, emergency physicians teach life support obgyn, ophthalmology, and general and plastic in all specialties with volunteer opportunities in clinics and http://www.diversionmag.com/volunteerintro.asp

Home Physician Subscriptions Advertising Info Contact Us STAYING IN TOUCH Here are two frequently asked questions—and, you’ll be happy to see, the answers. How can a physician share these listings with a colleague without having to give this issue away? Easy: Tell the colleague that the listings are available on Diversion’s Web site at diversion.com How can individuals and organizations involved in physicians’ volunteer efforts keep Diversion updated regarding address changes, new missions, and the like? Send a letter or press release to Diversion; 888 Seventh Avenue; New York, NY 10019. Or, even easier, send an e-mail to DocsOnly@hearst.com he following is a directory of organizations that offer volunteer opportunities at home and abroad. They are listed in alphabetical order; if you want to go directly to the listing for a particular agency, click on the letter with which that organization's name begins. For example, click on "M" for "Mercy Ships." A B C D ... W Aloha Medical Mission 1314 South King St., Suite 503

16. Diversion Magazine - For Physicians At Leisure Project Hope’s volunteer doctors teach the latest medicine, pediatrics, obgyn, and general surgery for Short-term opportunities last from six weeks to two http://www.diversionmag.com/volunteerlist.asp

Home Physician Subscriptions Advertising Info Contact Us Volunteer Opportunites The following is a directory of organizations that offer volunteer opportunities at home and abroad. They are listed in alphabetical order; if you want to go directly to the listing for a particular agency, just click below on the letter with which that organization's name begins. For example, click on "M" for "Mercy Ships." A B C D ... W Aloha Medical Mission 1314 South King St., Suite 503 Honolulu, HI 96814 E-mail: info@alohamm.org Web site: www.alohamm.org Contact: Ramon K. Sy, M.D. Since 1983, Aloha Medical Mission has dispatched physicians to Vietnam, the Philippines, and other countries in Asia to provide care to the poor. This year, volunteers will travel to Laos and the Philippines. The group has a critical need for ophthalmologists, plastic surgeons, and anesthesiologists; however, all specialties are welcome. Many AMM doctors are Filipino-Americans and/or residents of Hawaii. American Jewish World Service 45 West 36th St.

17. UVa Library: General Information: Volunteer Opportunities Volunteers will enjoy training opportunities such as courses that teach computer skills, WorldWideWeb and VIRGO classes. Consider http://www.lib.virginia.edu/HR/volunteer/

Job Vacancies Classified Listings Faculty Listings Student Listings ... Contact Information for Volunteers Library Associates Volunteer Program "I am grateful for the many ways volunteers have strengthened our programs and services, and for the links they provide to the community." Karin Wittenborg, University Librarian Volunteers are attracted to the University of Virginia Library for a variety of reasons. Some come to learn and gain expertise, while others wish to experience the fun and excitement of involvement with a major educational and cultural center. Some volunteer in order to bridge a transition period in their life, and still others volunteer to simply share their time and their talents. The University of Virginia encourages volunteerism as one way to involve members of the community in the activities of the Library and the University. Our volunteer program enhances the resources and services of the Library by providing much-needed support for Library staff.

18. .:. Volunteer Opportunities .:. opportunities. volunteer opportunities. general Professional Services Needed. shelter? teach a resident how to use the internet to search for jobs? http://www.clara-mateo.org/volunteer.html

home about CMA services who we are ... contact us volunteer opportunities another way home Volunteer Opportunities Professional Services Needed If you have even one hour to spare, you can make a difference in the lives of homeless individuals and families at the Clara-Mateo Alliance shelter. Do you have a skill you can share? For example, could you: Prepare and/or serve a meal one evening for residents, perhaps a barbecue dinner on the grassy areas surrounding the shelter? Learn how to do it from our on-line manual Hold an informal resume-writing workshop at the shelter? Teach a resident how to use the internet to search for jobs? Give a small workshop on how to use word processing or other software? Read stories to children while their mothers run errands for an hour or two? Care for children in the shelter for a couple of hours while parents are on a job interview? Be responsible for collections of Another Way canister donations, either from a group of merchants, or from Home or Corporate Canister participants, who need their donations picked up? If you can help with any of these services and activities, or have other ideas about how you can make a difference please contact:

19. Volunteer Opportunities At Golden Gate You can learn new skills, teach others and conducting information programs for the general public and volunteer opportunities at Golden Gate NRA are as diverse http://www.nps.gov/goga/vip/

Be a Park Hero! You can make a difference. You can learn new skills, teach others and stay active and involved. Volunteers at Golden Gate National Recreation Area help present the diverse resources of one of America's most popular National Parks to today's visitors, and help preserve these precious resource for future generations. Volunteers at Golden Gate play a vital role in almost all aspects of park operations: Collecting data on birds of prey at the premier hawk watching site on the west coast. Designing and conducting information programs for the general public and school children. Removing non-native plants, growing native plants, and working in one of the park's nurseries. Restoring historic structures such as a World War II barracks or a mess hall. Working with park scientists to protect endangered species like the mission blue butterfly and peregrine falcon. Volunteer opportunities at Golden Gate NRA are as diverse as the natural and cultural resources of the park. History buffs, amateur naturalists, artists, students, gardeners and many more people have found a place to share their skills at Golden Gate. Each volunteer's contribution makes a big difference!

20. University Advancement - Cats-Who-Care - Volunteer Opportunities planning; teach members to set goals; teach members to its large membership and the general public below for more information about volunteer opportunities as a http://uaadvancement.arizona.edu/volunteers/opportunities.html

Advancement Home Janet Bingham, Ph.D. Highlights/Rankings/Facts University Relations ... Contact Us Volunteer Opportunities at the University of Arizona If you are looking for volunteer opportunities at the University of Arizona, the following partial list is intended to assist you in determining whether a particular volunteer activity is of interest to you. Contact the unit directly for more detailed information. If you have a volunteer opportunity at the University of Arizona that you would like included on the list, email us at driscoll@email.arizona.edu For Students If you are a student at the UA and want to become involved in volunteer activities in Tucson, be sure to visit the Project Volunteer Web site. Volunteer Opportunities University of Arizona Police Department Contact: Carmen Elias Telephone: (520) 621-7538 The UA Police Department needs volunteers to greet visitors to the department. Hours can be anytime during the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Volunteers with customer service skills who like to interact with the public are encouraged to apply. Because of the unique environment of law enforcement, a background check is required of all volunteers. College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Cooperative Extension James Christenson, Associate Dean and Director

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