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Student leadership opportunties
CSSH invites you to become a student leader. Share your Northeastern story with other students by applying to one or more of the following leadership positions:
CSSH Peer Mentors are upper-class students who work with 4-8 incoming first-year students that share the same major. They check-in with their mentees throughout the semester, invite/attend events with them, and share their advice, stories, and experiences.
- Learn more & apply to be a CSSH Peer Mentor!
- Questions? Contact Ariana Roche at a.roche@northeastern.edu
CSSH Circle Program Assistants (PAs) play a key role in guiding first year international students with adjustment to life at a US university. Each PA is teamed up with several new international students. Throughout the semester assistants are provided a budget to organize 1-3 events along with their Circle teams. There are also opportunities to develop skills by taking on roles in Social Media, Event Planning, Outreach, and Peer Training.
- Learn more!
- Questions? Contact Justin Repici at j.repici@northeastern.edu
CSSH coordinates Teaching Assistant opportunities for two courses taught by Co-op Coordinators and Academic Advisors. One is EESH2000 Professional Development for Co-op, the 1 credit course students take to prepare for co-op. The other is INSH1000 Social Sciences and Humanities at Northeastern, the 1 credit course students take when they start on Northeastern’s campus in a spring term.
- Learn more!
- Questions? Contact Ariana Roche at a.roche@northeastern.edu
The CSSH Ambassadors work to highlight and publicize areas of student/faculty research, experiential education, and global opportunities through programming and outreach initiatives to increase visibility of the College of Social Sciences and Humanities at Northeastern University.
- Learn more!
- Apply to be a CSSH Ambassador!
- Applications accepted on a rolling basis
- Questions? Contact Michaela Modica at m.kinlock@northeastern.edu
Spring Scholarship Spotlight
The Ruderman Scholarship in Jewish Studies scholarship is given yearly and rewards those excelling in their pursuit of Jewish Studies. It is open to currently enrolled students who are minoring in Jewish Studies or doing a Combined or Independent Major in Jewish Studies and another discipline.
Application deadline: February 26
Website: https://cssh.northeastern.edu/jewishstudies/resources/ruderman-scholarship-in-jewish-studies/