Host an AmeriCorps Member
Apply to host a full time AmeriCorps Member with Campus Compact of Oregon!
All Campus Compact of Oregon programs are committed to promoting racial equity and social justice, and eliminating inequities that exist in Oregon in postsecondary access and success for students of color and first generation students. National service members are placed at colleges, universities, K12 schools, or education nonprofits and work with a supervisor at this host site. Each of our programs achieve this mission in a slightly different way.
If you are looking to add human capacity to your team and build or strengthen efforts to support educational equity, becoming an AmeriCorps host site might be right for you! Supervisors receive training from Campus Compact of Oregon and support throughout the year. Colleges, universities, K-12 schools, and education nonprofits are all eligible to apply. You must be a member of Campus Compact of Oregon in order to host a national service member, but you may apply without membership status and join if and when you are accepted!
Our three AmeriCorps programs will release applications for host sites for the 2019-20 program year in Spring 2019. If you are interested in applying, please contact the Program Manager at any time for additional information or to discuss if a partnership is the right fit for you.
All Campus Compact of Oregon programs are committed to promoting racial equity and social justice, and eliminating inequities that exist in Oregon in postsecondary access and success for students of color and first generation students. National service members are placed at colleges, universities, K12 schools, or education nonprofits and work with a supervisor at this host site. Each of our programs achieve this mission in a slightly different way.
If you are looking to add human capacity to your team and build or strengthen efforts to support educational equity, becoming an AmeriCorps host site might be right for you! Supervisors receive training from Campus Compact of Oregon and support throughout the year. Colleges, universities, K-12 schools, and education nonprofits are all eligible to apply. You must be a member of Campus Compact of Oregon in order to host a national service member, but you may apply without membership status and join if and when you are accepted!
Our three AmeriCorps programs will release applications for host sites for the 2019-20 program year in Spring 2019. If you are interested in applying, please contact the Program Manager at any time for additional information or to discuss if a partnership is the right fit for you.
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Available now for 2019-20!
Program Focus: College access program that facilitates mentoring between college students and K12 students who are economically disadvantaged. CAC members develop, implement or coordinate college access programs within their local communities through recruiting and training college mentors and developing curriculum for mentoring sessions. Eligible Host Sites: Colleges/universities, high schools with a college partnership, nonprofits with a high school or college student focus. Contact with Questions: Kaycie Lopez Jones, Educational Equity Program Manager, 503-406-3571 or collegeaccesscorps@oregoncampuscompact.org Now open for 2020-21
Program Focus: Indirect service (often office work or work behind the scenes) focused on capacity building. VISTA members build or expand programs that address to community identified needs to address poverty and increase opportunities for students of color and first generation students Eligible host sites: Colleges/universities, education nonprofits, K12 schools. Contact with questions: Carmen Denison, VISTA Program Manager, 503-406-3574 or vista@oregoncampuscompact.org Application: Coming soon for 2019-20!
Program Focus: Community college retention and K12 attendance. At the college level, members focus on improving graduation rates for Oregon community college students through peer advocacy and community engaged learning. In K12 schools, C2C is focused on improving attendance rates and school engagement in K12 schools in Multnomah County through mentorship. Eligible Host Sites: K12 schools or community colleges. Contact with Questions: Matt Jernigan, AmeriCorps Program Manager at 503-406-3573 or connect2complete@oregoncampuscompact.org Program Focus: Summer VISTAs support youth-focused programming, especially for rising 9th graders, in partnership with 9th Grade Counts and All Hands Raised.
Eligible host sites: Colleges/universities, education nonprofits, K12 schools with summer programming for youth mid June - mid August. Contact with questions: Carmen Denison, VISTA Program Manager, 503-406-3574 or summervista@oregoncampuscompact.org |
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Equal Opportunity Statement
Campus Compact of Oregon is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer committed to assembling a diverse, broadly trained team of national service members. Minorities, people with disabilities, and veterans are strongly encouraged to apply. In compliance with applicable laws and in furtherance of its commitment to fostering an environment that welcomes and embraces diversity, Campus Compact of Oregon does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, disability, age, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, or genetic information in its programs or activities. Campus Compact of Oregon follows the Corporation for National & Community Service (CNCS) Civil Rights & Workforce Diversity Policy.
Campus Compact of Oregon is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities upon request. If an AmeriCorps or national service member has a documented disability and feels they need a reasonable accommodation to successfully meet program objectives and complete their term of service, the member is advised to contact their site supervisor or their Campus Compact of Oregon Program Manager for assistance.
Campus Compact of Oregon is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities upon request. If an AmeriCorps or national service member has a documented disability and feels they need a reasonable accommodation to successfully meet program objectives and complete their term of service, the member is advised to contact their site supervisor or their Campus Compact of Oregon Program Manager for assistance.
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