EFEX: Student Activities and Involvement

There’s no arguing that organizations and activities look good on a résumé. Showing employers that you participated in, or (better yet) lead, a student organization, they’ll know that you’re hard working and can handle multiple responsibilities.
Many student organizations provide opportunities to give back to the community, whether through acts of service, sponsoring events, or hosting charity drives. Not only is this good for society, but it will teach you how a future business can give back, too. Giving back to the community is the most rewarding part of being involved.
Interested in applying for a Graduate Assistantship, The application is not a guarantee of a position within the EFEX Department. There may be other departments that need an assistant if none are available in EFEX.
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Joining a Student Organization
- You'll learn more about yourself.
- You'll develop soft skills.
- You'll learn how to work with a team.
- You'll get networking opportunities.
- You'll gain practical experience in a safe environment.
- You'll be able to use the skills you've learned in class.
- You'll learn how to engage with diverse groups of people.
- You'll gain leadership skills.
- You'll get a break from your studies.
- You'll expand you resume.
- You'll be able to give back to the community.
Links to Organizations
- Best Buddies
- Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)
- ** ELECTRONIC FORM - CEC Officer Application
- Student Virginia Educ Association (SVEA)
- TESOL International Association
- National Assoc. for Multicultural Educ. (NAME)
- Professional Activity Award Description
- ** ELECTRONIC FORM - Professi. Activity Award for Students