International Alliance for the Prevention of AIDS (IAPA)
Are you interested in an unforgettable experience on the other side of the world?
Do you want to help others in a meaningful and significant way while gaining new cultural understanding?
The International Alliance for the Prevention of AIDS (IAPA) Summer Volunteer Program may be what you have been searching for. Every year, we select a group of students from Arizona universities to volunteer in Southeast India for two months in an effort to stem the growth of HIV transmission rates. Our volunteers are trained as teachers, spreading HIV/AIDS prevention education to high schools and high-risk communities. We also work closely with local orphanages and develop our own additional side projects to make an impact in other aspects of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Our volunteers will meet and interact with people from the US and from India with whom they will be able to form lasting relationships.
This is a life-changing opportunity that will not only contribute greatly to your personal growth, but will also stand out on any resume for medical or graduate school.
If you are interested in this program, please check out the IAPA website at http://www.iapaindia.org. To see more lives you could impact, you can also check out http://www.sheltertrust.org and http://www.peace-trust.in.
Any questions can be directed to iapa2011@gmail.com. We are also on Facebook, at http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/group.php?gid=150924141592499&ref=ts, where you can find immediate updates about the program.
Informational sessions will be hosted in the near future, so be on the lookout for more emails about IAPA!

Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! Find out more at the UA Career Services Kick-Off.
Back by popular demand: Government agencies showcasing their opportunities. Get off the bench and into the game at the UA Career Services’ Kick-Off on Wednesday, September 8th .

· Get your resume critiqued by professionals and employers.
· Get psyched (and prepare) for the upcoming career fair.
· Start (or complete) Campus Interviewing registration.
. Learn more about the resources available to you.
· Talk to representatives from the FBI, C.I.A., I.R.S., U.S. State Department and Teach for America about hiring opportunities in their agencies.
· Receive a list of employers attending the event.
· The first 100 students who practice their One-Minute Commercial at the Mock Interview booth will receive a free UA red cap.
· All that and you can grab a piece of pizza and soda too (while supplies last).

Never mind the big tailgate party. What you’ll find at the Career Services' Kick-Off is solid information that is critically important to YOUR future.
Jump Start Your Job Search TODAY!

UA CAREER SERVICES’ KICK-OFF
Sponsored by Valero Energy Corporation
Wednesday, September 8
11am to 2pm
Student Union Memorial Center
Suite 411

The Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC) is currently accepting applications for the 2010-2011 school year. We are an organization under ASUA acting as the liaison between Campus Health and the student body. This year, SHAC has the biggest agenda in its history: we will be pursuing policy initiatives such as a tobacco free university; we have partnered up with the Arizona Cancer Center and College of Public Health to make this dream a reality. We will also begin a large endeavor with our Pandemic and Epidemic Prevention Team , which will have its first program to vaccinate the homeless against seasonal and pandemic influenza for the homeless. We have also partnered up with the Sarver Heart Center to spread the word of chest compression only cardiopulmonary resuscitation(CPR)developed here at the UA's Sarver Heart Center; as a benefit, every SHAC member will be trained in CPR for free, with one member being paid to learn to teach CPR. We will also host our annual Run for Your Life 5k Run/Walk as well as other projects, many focused on sports nutrition, fitness, sexual health, mental health and raising money for well deserved charities. We are looking for 30 highly motivated individuals to join our team aimed at bringing health and wellness to our community. We are looking for all different types of people, with all different skills, including website design, and marketing, or any health related knowledge. The only things required for our applicants are a strong work ethic and an intense passion for health and helping others. If you are interested in applying, the application can be found on our website at (shac.asua.arizona.edu). Applications are due by September 3rd in the ASUA office front desk, Student Union, 3rd floor.

Interested in working in a Physical Therapy Office?

Maximum Impact Physical Therapy is now hiring for both a full-time and a temporary Medical Receptionist.
If you are interested, please submit your resume to maximumimpact@mipts.com.

Seeking experienced Front Office Receptionists for a Progressive, Employee Centered Outpatient Clinic located in Northwest Tucson.

Mission:
To create the best environment we can for our staff so that together we can succeed in optimally servicing our patients and empowering them towards their goals.

Job description:
Responsible for verifying insurances and obtaining prior authorizations, answering phones and greeting patients, collecting copayments and other fees, scheduling patients, maintaining patient files, and performing several other front office duties accurately and efficiently. Displays a professional, courteous, and positive attitude when performing job duties and has the ability to work in a team environment. Our company takes pride in its ability to provide the highest level of customer service. We are looking for a new team member who will aim to ensure that all patients receive the greatest quality of treatment and care.

Looking for a Tier II INDV for Summer I or Fall?

HED 350: STUDENT OUTREACH, ACCESS, & RESILIENCY IN EDUCATION
This course will introduce students to the role of individual, cultural, social and environmental factors that affect student academic achievement and the path to higher education in the United States. Students will be exposed to literature and discussions that will allow them to analyze the major theories and research conducted in the areas of college access, outreach, academic achievement, and resiliency. The service-learning component of this course (known as Project SOAR) will allow the students to be exposed to these various factors first-hand as they serve as mentors to middle school students in 7 public schools in Tucson. Students will be expected to bring their experience back to the classroom to enhance and refine their understanding of the course topics, and provide a local angle on the theories and literature discussed in-class.

GRADING: Regular grades are awarded for this course (A B C D E).
PREREQUISITE: One courses from Tier One, Individuals and Societies (INDV 101, 102, 103)

SUMMER I: Mondays & Wednesdays 1-5:30pm
FALL 2010: Mondays & Wednesdays 3-4:15pm

QUESTIONS? Please contact Lydia Bell at lfbell@email.arizona.edu