Job Description
Are you interested in helping low-income youth get a college degree? Would you like to be part of an organization that gives thousands of dollars each year to deserving students who aspire to improve their lives and community?
Join Education First and be a leader in your local community. For 20 years, Education First has been providing need-based college scholarships to underserved communities and has awarded $1,000,000 to date. Visit educationfirst.org to learn more about our organization.”
Join Education First and be a leader in your local community. For 20 years, Education First has been providing need-based college scholarships to underserved communities and has awarded $1,000,000 to date. Visit educationfirst.org to learn more about our organization.”
Our school liaison chair works with our high school counselors to ensure we receive applicants from each partner school (three schools in each region). This person ensures our marketing materials are received by the high schools, assists with answering questions about the scholarship. and monitors the applications that close mid March.
School Liaison Chair Responsibilities:
-Maintains communication with school counselors, promotes scholarship, monitors applications and ensures turnout at each school.
This position has a time commitment varying between 0-5 hours per week and averages
approximately 1-2 hours per week. This position is designed so it can be held by individuals with other commitments.
-Maintains communication with school counselors, promotes scholarship, monitors applications and ensures turnout at each school.
This position has a time commitment varying between 0-5 hours per week and averages
approximately 1-2 hours per week. This position is designed so it can be held by individuals with other commitments.
Job Information
Employment Type
Volunteer
Location
Seattle
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Founded in 1995 by a group of recent college graduates it is our belief that education is an "equalizer" and can help break generational poverty. As professionals, we come together to help low income youth get a college degree by providing scholarships. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and have chapters in Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Denver, Austin, and Boston.
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