Applications for Spring 2018 positions are now open—apply by December 5th, 2017!

Note: ALL accepted committee members must attend a mandatory training at the start of Spring 2018. More info to be announced.

Questions? Email or post on our Facebook page!

Special Events Committee 

This committee will be led by the 2017-2018 Quest Liaison.

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Member Responsibilities

Commitment: 2-3 hours/week

• Take the lead on big events such as: Money Matters Week, National Quest Day, Halona Retreat, Quest Alumni Weekend events, and Quest Gala

• Tasks may include; reserving spaces, securing speakers, placing orders for supplies, and other tasks as assigned

• Participate in meetings with the committee leader and fellow members

• Evidence of professionalism, time management skills, organizational skills, communication skills

Community Building Events (CBE) Committee

This committee will be led by Caitlin Warren ('18)

Member Responsibilities

Commitment: 2-3 hours/week

• Organize events on and off campus to allow for Questies to meet each other and foster friendship and community in safe spaces

• Events include: Diversity Weekend mixers, Spring Break trips, Quest Night at the Motley, movie nights, etc.

• Procure resources necessary for each event (transportation, food, emergency plan); plan collaborative events with other affinity groups 

• Participate in weekly meetings with the committee leader and fellow members

• Evidence of excellent communication and teamwork skills, ability to handle logistical planning details, a strong work ethic, and the creativity and vision to design opportunities that can be truly beneficial to the Quest community

Academic & Professional Events (APE) Committee

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Leader Responsibilities

Commitment: 2-4 hours/week

• Link the Quest community to workshops, opportunities, and groups which can provide students with the resources and information to achieve their academic and professional goals

  • Past events: conversations with Quest upperclassmen and alumni, connections with the Career Development and Study Abroad Office

• Participate in two meetings regularly: one in which they lead their committee members, and one in which they highlight their progress to the Quest Executive Board

• Demonstrate evidence of strong leadership, excellent communication and teamwork skills, ability to handle logistical planning details, a strong work ethic, and the creativity and vision to design opportunities that can be truly beneficial to the Quest community

Member Responsibilities

Commitment: 2-3 hours/week

• Link the Quest community to workshops, opportunities, and groups which can provide students with the resources and information to achieve their academic and professional goals

• Past events: conversations with Quest upperclassmen and alumni, connections with the Career Development and Study Abroad Office, workshops with the Quantitative Skills Center and Writing Center, and more

• Participate in weekly meetings with the committee leader and fellow members

• Evidence of excellent communication and teamwork skills, ability to handle logistical planning details, a strong work ethic, and the creativity and vision to design opportunities that can be truly beneficial to the Quest community 

These positions are currently closed

Communications & Social Media Associate Application

Position Responsibilities

Commitment: 2-3 hours/week

• Take the lead on big events such as: Money Matters Week, National Quest Day, Halona Retreat, Quest Alumni Weekend events, and Quest Gala

• Tasks may include; reserving spaces, securing speakers, placing orders for supplies, and other tasks as assigned

• Participate in meetings with the committee leader and fellow members

• Evidence of professionalism, time management skills, organizational skills, communication skills

• Manage social media accounts, primarily Facebook; promote and market Quest events 

• Maintain the Quest website

•  Assist Community Building Committee, Academic and Professional Events Committee, and Special Events Committee with advertising for their events as needed.

Executive Assistant

Position Responsibilities

Commitment: 2-3 hours/week

• Take clear and detailed notes at Quest leadership meetings

• Take the lead on big events such as: Money Matters Week, National Quest Day, Halona Retreat, Quest Alumni Weekend events, and Quest Gala

• Tasks may include; reserving spaces, securing speakers, placing orders for supplies, and other tasks as assigned

• Participate in meetings with the committee leader and fellow members

• Take clear and detailed notes at Quest leadership meetings

• Evidence of professionalism, time management skills, organizational skills, communication skills