Volunteer Opportunities at BMCC

Financial Aid

			Scholarship Office Room S-330 Tel.212-220-8133

Scholarships, Awards & Other Opportunities

Name of Organization and Contact Information	Description of Services
Ambassador Student Activities Room: S360 Contact: Mr. Harry Mars 212-220-8160	Volunteer to be a BMCC Ambassador and become an active member within the college community.
Freshman Assembly Academic Advisement & Transfer Center Contact: Lesley Leppert 212-220-8315 Room : S763	Volunteer to be part of a wonderful experience. Freshman Assembly takes place every Fall and Spring Semester and volunteers are needed in different capacities.
Freshman Orientation Counseling Center Contact: Dr. Marilyn Hodge 212-220-8140 Room: S330	Assist the Director of the Counseling Center with several duties for the Freshman Orientation Workshops.
Peer Mentor Counseling Center Contact: Dr. Marilyn Hodge 212-220-8140 Room: S330	Take advantage of an experience that will benefit you and a fellow student, become a peer mentor.
Note taker or Reader Disability Services Contact: Marcos Gonzalez 212-220-8180 Room: N310	Make a difference in another student’s life by volunteering to be a note taker or a reader for disabled students.

Women Center

Women's Center

Contact: Debrah Parker

212-220-8165

Room: S362

The Women’s Center has various volunteer opportunities available.

New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG)

contact: Tyler Hartshorn or Megan Ahearn

212-349-6460

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Looking for a way to work towards social justice and gain marketable job skills for after college? NYPIRG is a non-profit/non-partisan, on-campus student advocacy group that deals with issues that matter to students and benefit all citizens of New York. Such as: Voter Rights, Mass Transit, Consumer Advocacy, Higher Education, Hunger and Homeless Outreach, Clean Air/Water/Energy, and Recycling.

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