How Can I Get Involved?
There are many opportunities available with our office. We have a dynamic, supportive, and innovative staff that is ready to support you in your goals. Learning more and getting involved is the first step in contributing to the campus community and connecting with other students who are interested in making a difference. Participating in programs with the Stop Violence Office enables you to utilize your communication, presentation, writing, creative and artistic abilities-important skills to have on your resume for your future endeavors.
Internship
Interested in peer counseling, public speaking, acting, and addressing issues about violence against women? Our internship program focuses on preparing students to reach out into the campus community by developing programs for Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Stalking Awareness Months. Students will participate in the Internship Training Program and learn how to present and discuss issues about domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault, and diversity. This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about community resources, develop interpersonal communication skills and become involved with a service- learning project.
Raising Awareness Through Your Own Campus Group
The Stop Violence Office is available to work with ANY campus group. We provide free of charge information on resources, written material, and classroom presentations on topics related to raising awareness and ending violence against women. We are currently working with various fraternities, sororities, the Student Health Center, The Center, and the African American, Asian American, Cesar Chavez, Native American, and the Pride Centers. Please contact our office for more information or to make an appointment to discuss times and locations of your campus group meeting.
How to apply:
Interested students may call the office at 909.869.3102 to set up an appointment to fill out a volunteer application and meet with a staff member to discuss further information.
