Available Volunteer Roles
The 12 Volunteer Roles
Expert in a field supports the district in Pathway goal planning by attending Pathway Advisory Board meetings and providing insight and feedback.
Professionals representing the community partner who provides an open-ended problem. Clients meet with students throughout the client-connected project process to discuss progress and provide feedback.
Similar to a job shadow host, a representative of a community partner organization volunteers to host one or a small group of teachers to give insights into what a "day in the life" in their career or company entails.
A representative of a community partner organization volunteers to guide a group of students, supervised by district employees, in a generalized tour.
Supports the USD 232 Education Foundation through philanthropic giving or volunteerism.
Professionals volunteer to meet with students about career paths and postsecondary options.
Professionals volunteer to present to students on a subject tied to course outcomes.
Experts in a field, skill, or craft support students in their projects. Subject matter experts provide advice, training, or assistance on specific elements of an experience.
Professionals volunteer to host a single student or small groups over a short period of time (one day–one week) to give insights into what a day in the life in a career or company entails.
Professionals volunteer to share their experience, learn about students' projects, and offer general advice.
Provide an opportunity for students to practice interview skills and educational opportunities that the student might seek out in the future.
A member of the community with lived experience volunteers to provide feedback to students showcasing their learning and growth.