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The Student Government Association is the voice of the student
body. Every Wednesday at 7 pm a meeting is held. Concerns are brought
forth, and suggestions are given. SGA has contributed out many ideas on
how to improve the campus and the school.
Among other things, SGA sponsors activities and grants money to
clubs and organizations in need. At the beginning of the year every stu
dent pays five dollars for SGA. Why are you paying? Are you curious?
Come to SGA and find out. Without your voice, SGA cannot be heard.
If you could please take the time to fill this survey out and drop it
in the SGA box in front of the cafeteria, it would be greatly appreciated.
SURVEY
What keeps you here at Brevard College?
What do you like about Brevard?
Do you have any suggestions on how to improve the College?
What kind of activities do you like that are offered/ that are not
offered?
Are you part of any clubs or organizations? If so why? If not
why not?
Any other comments:
Drop off at SGA box in front of the cafeteria
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Internship
Internship Opportunities for ethnically diverse, disabled and
female students in conservation, environmental and cultural re
sources organizations.
Requirements: Self-motivated and dedicated students
GPA of 3.0 - currently enrolled in college
Permanent Legal Resident or US Citizen
Completed freshman year
The Diversity Intern Program - full range of careers available
with the federal, sector - weekly living allowance between $390-$510
Cultural Resources Diversity Internship Program - histori
cal preservation and cultural/historical resource management -
weekly living allowance between $390-$510
Rivers, Trails & Conservation Assistance Program - hourly
wage between $7.85 and $11.30
National Park Service Seasonal Referrals - hourly wage be
tween $7.85 and $11.30
Fellowship Program - field-based careers within natural and
cultural resources. Biweekly living allowance of $100 transporta
tion and housing assistance. Opportunity to earn an education award
between $1500-$3000.
Application: http://www.sca-inc.org/vol/ccdc/ccdchow.htm.
Contact: Sally Miske
sally@sca-inc.org
703/524-2441
“SCA’s CCDP programs are an excellent opportunity for stu
dents to get a true taste of the working world. The training I re
ceived throughout my internship has definitely made me more mar
ketable. This internship was a catalyst - a quantum leap in my expe
rience.” Matthew Spille, Cincinnati