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Volunteer at a Local or National Level


Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Sigma Kappa. To make the path to volunteering transparent, inclusive and accessible to all of our members, anyone interested in serving in a nationally appointed volunteer position must follow the steps outlined below. This approach gives opportunity for all members to be considered for volunteer positions. Our goal is ensure that all members who want to volunteer find a meaningful role to connect and support our members, chapters and Sorority.

Not sure which role(s) you might be interested in? Check out our job descriptions to find the right fit for you today!

Job Descriptions

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No Experience? No Problem!

What matters most is your passion and dedication. Sigma Kappa provides training and ongoing support so you can feel confident and effective in your role.

Open Advisory Board Supervisors & Local Volunteer Positions



Now Looking For Advisory Board Supervisors & Local Volunteers

Any Sigma Kappa alumnae is eligible to apply-no prior volunteer experience is required.

Responsibilities:

  • Lead and support the chapter advisory board
  • Coordinate and attend advisory board meetings and select chapter functions
  • Ensure advisory board presence at chapter activities
  • Partner with district and national volunteers to support the chapter
  • Facilitate communication and planning across the advisory team

Kappa Iota Members

Current ABS Openings:

  • Beta Zeta
  • Theta Delta
  • Delta Pi
  • Epsilon Delta
  • Kappa Iota
  • Epsilon Chi
  • Kappa Pi
  • Lambda Iota
  • Kappa Nu
  • Xi
  • Theta Eta

If you are interested in any current ABS positions or other advisory positions, please complete this form or email DVR@sigmakappa.org

Available National Volunteer Positions

COB Coordinator

Work under the direction of the director of COB to strengthen the awareness and understanding of the continuous recruitment process and techniques throughout the academic year to collegians, alumnae and volunteers in their assigned district.

To express interest in this role complete the national volunteer interest form

Education Advisory Council Member

Support collegiate chapters by serving as subject matter experts in areas such as educational programming, new member education, chapter programming strategy and assessment. Support the overall strategic programming and educational goals of the Sorority through content assessment and creation.

To express interest in this role complete the national volunteer interest form

Panhellenic Coordinator

Responsible for providing guidance, direction, interpretation and recommendations for collegiate officers and chapters, national officers and alumnae advisors in designated district.

To express interest in this role complete the national volunteer interest form

Alumnae District Director

Work under the direction of the director of alumnae chapter management (DACM) in all matters concerning the conduct and operation of the alumnae chapters in a designated district; provides strategic analysis on alumnae chapter health and needed support; supervises, guides, and assists alumnae chapter officers to set and attain goals while working with fellow directors and district coordinators.

To express interest in this role complete the national volunteer interest form

Risk Management Coordinator

Work under the direction of the director of harm reduction to assure that all collegiate chapters are following National Policy Handbook requirements for risk management/harm reduction and coordinates follow-up when chapters report issues.

To express interest in this role complete the national volunteer interest form

Personnel Committee Member

The personnel committee is responsible for leading the application review, interviewing, and candidate selection processes for all vacant Sorority national volunteer positions. The committee will make recommendations on volunteer appointments to national council.

To express interest in this role complete the national volunteer interest form

Questions?

Email Laura Backer, director of volunteer engagement, lbacker@sigmakappa.org if you’d like more information or help finding the right opportunity.

Volunteer Job Descriptions

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Volunteer Leadership


Volunteers are the heart of the current and future success of the Sorority. By giving back to Sigma Kappa, volunteers have the opportunity to help shape tomorrow’s leaders. Log in to learn more!

The Gift of Limited Time


Short-term volunteer opportunities, such as task forces, committees, and workgroups, are appointed by national council. These opportunities are typically driven by the strategic plan and needs/business of the organization. These opportunities are posted on social media and in various communication outreach on an as-needed basis.

FAQs

For volunteer roles such as advisory boards, chapter corporation boards, and various committees, no particular Sigma Kappa experience is required. We are looking for members with time, energy, and a passion for Sigma Kappa! We provide training throughout the volunteer experience to make sure you feel comfortable and successful in your role.

While not required, it is encouraged that national officers have two years of organizational experience. This provides the organizational knowledge and context needed for various roles. 

Sigma Kappa respects our members and the busy lives they lead. The time commitment depends on the role, the scope of work and what a volunteer's individual schedule will allow. Communication is key to managing time and work effectively. 

Every Sigma Kappa role is supported by fellow sisters volunteering their time as well. Aside from having a support network through your volunteer team, we share important information through The SKoop, our monthly newsletter for collegiate and national officers; provide training through the Learning Center, our online training platform; and host virtual and in-person training throughout the year and biennially at convention. 

Many local volunteers live near the chapter they serve, but some volunteers serve remotely as well. Travel depends on the role you hold and what's needed for that position.

More and more volunteer roles have a remote/virtual opportunity. In fact, many can be conducted 100 percent virtually. 

Micro-volunteering describes a volunteer, or team of volunteers, completing small tasks that make up a larger project. 

f you have additional questions, or need help with the volunteer interest process, please email volunteers@sigmakappa.org

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