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Activities & Volunteer Coord.

Wayne, NJ

$15.50 - $20.75/hr

Oversee activities, entertainment, and wellness programming across all neighborhoods, including memory care * Supervise team members, volunteers, and concierge staff * Recruit, onboard, train, and ...

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What is a volunteer developer?

A Volunteer Developer is an unpaid software developer who contributes their skills to projects for nonprofits, open-source initiatives, or community-driven efforts. They help design, develop, and maintain software applications, websites, or tools to support an organization's mission. This role allows developers to gain experience, build a portfolio, and give back to the community while collaborating with other professionals. Volunteer Developers typically work remotely or on a flexible schedule, depending on the project's needs.

What do volunteer developers do?

As a Volunteer Developer, you'll often work on projects such as building or improving websites, developing applications, or automating tasks for non-profit organizations and community initiatives. Your responsibilities may include coding, participating in code reviews, collaborating with other team members, and occasionally assisting with documentation or user support. Tasks can vary based on the organization's needs, but you'll usually work alongside project managers, designers, and other volunteers in a collaborative setting. This role provides an excellent opportunity to gain real-world experience while contributing to meaningful causes and expanding your professional network.

What skills and qualifications are needed to be a volunteer developer?

To thrive as a Volunteer Developer, you need strong coding skills in relevant programming languages, a good understanding of software development principles, and ideally some prior project experience. Familiarity with popular version control systems like Git, basic knowledge of collaborative platforms such as GitHub, and experience with agile project management tools are commonly expected. Excellent communication, adaptability, and a proactive attitude help you work effectively within diverse volunteer teams. These competencies ensure valuable contributions to projects despite limited resources and help foster a productive, positive environment.

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STEM Assistant Volunteer

Morrison Mentors, Inc.

Roosevelt, NY • On-site

Other

Posted 15 days ago


Job description

Morrison Mentors is seeking dedicated volunteers to support our STEM education team. This volunteer position offers hands-on experience in emerging technologies while making a meaningful impact in K-12 education across Long Island. Volunteers work alongside our paid STEM Assistants to deliver engaging programming to students.

Volunteer Details

  • Duration: Full semester commitment required
  • Service Hours: Eligible for volunteer hour requirements (Greek Life, honor societies, academic programs)
  • Role: Support STEM Assistants in delivering educational programming

Available Schedule time windows to pick from (Select One):

  • Monday & Wednesday: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday & Friday: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
  • Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday & Thursday: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Comprehensive Training Provided

You will receive hands-on training in multiple STEM disciplines, including:

  • 3D Printing & Laser Cutting
  • Computer Programming & Hardware
  • CNC Machine Operation
  • Vinyl Printing Technology
  • Solar Energy Systems
  • Drone Automation
  • Additional Emerging Technologies

Following technical training, you will learn age-appropriate instructional methods to effectively teach these concepts to K-12 students in engaging, accessible ways.

Key Responsibilities

  • Assist STEM Assistants in delivering interactive STEM programs for K-12 students
  • Support hands-on activities that develop problem-solving, critical thinking, and scientific inquiry skills
  • Help guide students through experiments, equipment usage, and data analysis
  • Assist with setup and maintenance of STEM exhibits and learning stations
  • Help prepare instructional materials for scheduled programming
  • Support positive classroom environment and student behavior management
  • Collaborate with teaching team to ensure program effectiveness
  • Assist with documentation and reporting as needed-

What You’ll Gain

  • Verifiable Volunteer Hours: Official documentation for Greek Life, honor societies, and academic requirements
  • Technical Skills Training: Hands-on experience with cutting-edge technologies
  • Teaching Experience: Practical classroom and mentorship skills
  • Professional Development: Classroom management training and instructional strategies
  • Resume Builder: Meaningful experience working with youth in educational settings
  • Networking: Connect with fellow college students and education professionals
  • Community Impact: Make a tangible difference in K-12 STEM education

Qualifications

We welcome volunteers from diverse backgrounds, including:

  • Education majors seeking classroom experience
  • Students with technical or STEM interests
  • Individuals with youth work experience (tutoring, camp counseling, mentoring, etc.)
  • Greek organization members fulfilling service requirements
  • Honor society members seeking meaningful volunteer opportunities
  • Anyone passionate about education and community impact

Location & Transportation

Primary Location: 250 Fulton Ave, Hempstead, NY

Transportation: Complimentary shuttle service provided from our Hempstead location to partner school sites across Long Island.

All volunteers must be able to commute to our Hempstead location.*

Ideal For

  • Greek Life Members: Fulfill chapter philanthropy and service hour requirements
  • Honor Society Members: Complete community service obligations
  • College Students: Gain practical, hands-on classroom experience
  • Members of STEM Professional Organizations: Develop technical communication and leadership skills
  • Pre-Service Teachers: Build teaching portfolio with real K-12 experience
  • Community-Minded Students: Create measurable impact while developing professional skills

Why Volunteer With Morrison Mentors?

✓ Fulfill volunteer requirements while gaining valuable skills

✓ Learn marketable technical skills in emerging technologies

✓ Develop teaching and mentorship experience for your resume

✓ Create meaningful impact in underserved communities

✓ Work alongside motivated peers in a supportive environment

✓ Receive official volunteer hour documentation

✓ Build professional references and network connections

We provide:

  • Official volunteer hour verification letters Semester-end service summaries
  • Documentation for Greek Life, honor societies, and academic programs
  • Professional references upon request