Opportunities From: University of Maryland Global Campus

Volunteer: Why Voting Matters: Share Your Story

We’re inviting volunteers to share why voting matters by sending us:
A picture of yourselfA short quote (1–2 sentences) about why voting or serving as a poll worker is meaningful to you

This opportunity is perfect for you if you:

Are passionate about civic engagementHave experience as a poll workerBelieve that poll workers make a difference in the democratic processWant to help spread the message that every vote counts

Once you register, we’ll follow up with details on how to submit your picture and quote. Thank you for helping us highlight the importance of participating in elections!

Program: University Engagement

We’re inviting volunteers to share why voting matters by sending us:
A picture of yourselfA short quote (1–2 sentences) about why voting or serving as a poll worker is meaningful to you

This opportunity is perfect for you if you:

Are passionate about civic engagementHave experience as a poll workerBelieve that poll workers make a difference in the democratic processWant to help spread the message that every vote counts

Once you register, we’ll follow up with details on how to submit your picture and quote. Thank you for helping us highlight the importance of participating in elections!

Program: University Engagement

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Student Panelists

We’re looking for student volunteers to join the panel for our upcoming event: Cultural Conversations: Challenging Misconceptions & Stereotypes. This event is scheduled for early October (exact date TBA).

As a panelist, you will: 

Share your experiences and perspectives around common misconceptions and stereotypes related to your culture, ethnicity, or identity. Contribute to an open dialogue that promotes understanding across differences. Help create a safe and inclusive space for meaningful conversation. 

Commitment includes: 

One prep conversation to provide event details and panel guidance 

Follow-up email with full event structure and discussion points 

Personal preparation time (reflecting on your own experiences/stories) 

Meeting 15 minutes before the 1-hour event 

Estimated total time commitment: 3–6 hours 

This is a great opportunity to gain public speaking experience, build leadership skills, and make an impact in fostering cultural awareness. 

Benefits to Participating:  

Strengthen leadership and communication skills 

Gain meaningful public speaking experience in a supportive environment

Program: University Engagement

We’re looking for student volunteers to join the panel for our upcoming event: Cultural Conversations: Challenging Misconceptions & Stereotypes. This event is scheduled for early October (exact date TBA).

As a panelist, you will: 

Share your experiences and perspectives around common misconceptions and stereotypes related to your culture, ethnicity, or identity. Contribute to an open dialogue that promotes understanding across differences. Help create a safe and inclusive space for meaningful conversation. 

Commitment includes: 

One prep conversation to provide event details and panel guidance 

Follow-up email with full event structure and discussion points 

Personal preparation time (reflecting on your own experiences/stories) 

Meeting 15 minutes before the 1-hour event 

Estimated total time commitment: 3–6 hours 

This is a great opportunity to gain public speaking experience, build leadership skills, and make an impact in fostering cultural awareness. 

Benefits to Participating:  

Strengthen leadership and communication skills 

Gain meaningful public speaking experience in a supportive environment

Program: University Engagement

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Oct 2, 2025

Allow Groups: No