Want to produce an event? Choose what events are held on campus? Contact the Student Events Board staff to join a programming committee or find out weekly meeting details.
Depending on your interests, there are plenty of opportunities to shape campus life! The close-knit community of Washington College enables every student to participate in our vibrant campus community and contribute to the growth of the institution.
Archaeology Lab
Do field research and study artifacts. Contact John Seidel.
Douglass Cater Society of Junior Fellows
Receive grants for self-directed undergraduate research and scholarship anywhere in the world. Contact Austin Lobo.
Instructional Technology
Develop advanced computer skills for the classroom and beyond. Contact Nancy Cross.
Office of the Provost and Dean
Create your own major or explore independent opportunities for academic growth. Contact Maria Grimes.
C.V. Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience
Immerse yourself in American history and scholarship through a variety of programs. Contact Jenifer Endicott.
Center for Community Service
Support individuals Chestertown and beyond by participating in local projects and annual events like Habitat for Humanity. Contact Beth Anne Roy.
Center for Environment & Society
Help us develop a more sustainable campus through "George Go Green." Contact JoAnn Fairchild '84 M'94.
Multicultural Affairs
Promote a diverse learning environment through campus activities. Contact Darnell Parker.
Rose O'Neill Literary House
A magnet for writers, the Lit House hosts an array of events that students produce and simultaneously explore their craft. Contact Kathryn Bursick.
Student Development Programs
Develop leadership skills and plan workshops. Contact Beth Anne Roy.
Student Events Board
Participate in event planning on campus. Contact Jake Deal '10.
Student Government Association
Senators can vote on club budgets and pass resolutions for campus policy changes, Executive Board members spearhead initiatives with the administration, and Honor Board members uphold the campus Honor Code. All full-time students are members of the SGA and are welcome to attend senate meetings every Tuesday at 9:00 p.m. in the CAC forum. Contact Spencer Dove '09.
Admissions
Work as a tour guide or an office assistant, and help students determine whether Washington College is a good fit for them. Contact Alison Miller-Darrell.
Alumni Relations
From working Phonathon to helping plan events for alumni, student involvement is always welcome. Contact Lorraine Kenton Polvinale '69.
Catering
Cater events hosted by campus departments and offices. Contact Jennifer Sipala.
Center for Career Development
Discover how to cultivate your professional experience through workshops, information sessions, and personalized consultations. Contact Ann Bourne '78 M'06.
College Relations and Marketing
Design campus posters, document events, shoot photos, or write official releases. Contact Sarah Snyder '04.
The Cove
Prepare snacks for students throughout the day. Contact Edie Stevens.
Federal Work Study Program
Learn about opportunities to work on campus designed specifically for students who have financial need. Contact Natalie Story.
Human Resources
Student employment opportunities abound on campus. Contact Yvette Beck.
Miller Library
Help students find research materials and use media resources. Contact Ruth Shoge.
Multimedia Production Center
Produce independent films and animations or get trained as a media consultant. Contact Brian Palmer.
Office of Information Technology
Support the Help Desk, run computer labs, work on campus information devices. Contact Jillian Brady.
Office of Student Activities
Become an OSA intern and learn how to develop campus events. Contact jared halter.
Residential Life
Become an Resident Assistant or Residential Area Director to support students in the dorm environment. Contact Carl Crowe.
Student Center Café
Brew caffeinated beverages and prepare light fare in a relaxed environment. Contact Edie Stevens.
The Collegian
The campus features magazine. Contact Lauren Campbell '09.
The Elm
The student newspaper since 1914 with internships available for academic credit. Contact Katie Blaha '09.
International Studies Review
Publish research articles pertaining to international relations. Contact Christine Wade.
The Medium
Write uncensored for this underground favorite. Contact Erin O'Hare '09
Washington College Review
Submit writing or artwork or apply to edit this prestigious academic anthology. Contact Michele Volansky '90.
The Yearbook
Document the year in photos and stories. Contact Aileen Brenner '09.
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