Organization for Adult Sooners
Organization for Adult Sooners |
Campus Opportunities
OU Cousins:
President Boren founded this
organization, in hopes of fostering friendships between United States Citizens
with International Sooners. OU cousins is currently seeking adult Sooners to
get involved. They are having difficulty pairing all of their older
International students with younger U.S. citizens. If you are interested in
obtaining an application please Nannette Hathaway
nshadid@ou.edu
Campus Activities Council:
This organization is designed to provide students the opportunity to become involved in a wide range of campus activities. If you are interested in learning more about CAC, please contact lindsayrayburn@hotmail.com CAC (Campus Activities Council) is the programming branch
of UOSA (University of Oklahoma Student Association, our student
government). The Executive chair is an
elected position. The CAC Chair this year
is Lindsay Rayburn
(lindsayrayburn@hotmail.com). There are more
than 300 volunteer committee positions in
CAC and yet there are virtually no adult students in CAC. Please pick up an application in the Center for Student Life
(OMU 370) and find out how you can
become involved in great programs like Homecoming, Sooner Scandals, University Sing, Speaker's Bureau, etc. Paid Internship Opportunities
for Hispanic College Students:
* The HACU (Hispanic Association of Colleges &
Universities) National Internship Program (HNIP) recruits college students for
paid summer and semester-long internships at federal agencies and private
corporations in Washington D.C. and througout the country. For more information and an application, see
their website:
www.hacu.net and click on HNIP link. Information on HACU
internships will also be provided this Wednesday at 7p.m. November 1st at the
SHPE meeting at the JIM THORPE MULTICULTURAL CENTER (corner of Elm and Brooks)
. All students and all majors are encouraged to attend. * The CONGRESSIONAL HISPANIC CAUCUS INSTITUTE (CHCI)
Summer Internship program is an eight-week congressional internship, designed
to heighten Hispanic Students' awareness of the U.S. Political System and
enhance leadership skills. Housing,
roundtrip airfare and a $2000 stipend are provided. For more information, see their website:
www.chci.org or contact: Carmen Joge, Programs Director, CHCI, 504 C Street,
NW, Washington, DC 20002.
Call: 202-543-1771 or 1-800-Excel DC * For more information on Scholarships, Internships and
Fellowships, you are welcome to stop by Latino Student Services, in the Center
for Student Life, 355 of the Union. If you should stop by and I am not
available, please don't hesitate to call or email me so we can set up a
specific time. Christina Audas Coordinator for Latino Student Services Assistant Director, Center for Student Life cmaudas@ou.edu / 325-1471
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