If you are an NCURA member interested in volunteering for any of the opportunities listed, click on the link for each opportunity to sign up in NCURA's Volunteer Central
Click Here to View our Volunteer Opportunities for AM67
If you have any questions about membership or ways to get involved, please email Audrey Nwosu, nwosu@ncura.edu
Help fellow participants stay active during the Annual Meeting. Lead a Group Walk/Run! This activity will be held Monday, August 11th. Meet fellow participants in the lobby at 6:00am
Share your knowledge of NCURA Publications. Assist with publication sales during NCURA's Marketplace hours and help participants find the right resources for their research administration library.
Continue conversations and make new connections while enjoying a meal with your colleagues. Volunteer to lead a dinner group to a local DC restaurant. Sign up link coming soon!
Meet fellow participants by helping them navigate their way through the meeting space of the conference. Help NCURA help others find their way by directing participants to their proper session room. You will be equipped with a hotel map and a “May I Help You Find Your Meeting Room” sign. There will be 2 volunteers per station helping people find their meeting room during breaks between sessions.
The NCURA Cares Shower Outreach program helps local shelters by creating hygiene kits for the homeless. By donating one night's worth of hotel shower toiletries, participants help provide necessities for a clean shower to those in need. NCURA Volunteers will be collecting these hygiene kits throughout the conference so that we can provide them to a local DC shelter at the end of the conference. Volunteer to provide assistance with donation collections by bringing items from home to donate. Donations can be dropped off at the Front Terrace on the Terrace Level.
Are you active on social media and planning to attend NCURA's 67th Annual Meeting? Volunteer to share information about the conference on your social media platforms.
Tech Team members play a key role in ensuring the success of the Annual conference. Provide technical support for conference sessions by setting up laptops and projectors at the beginning of the day and breaking down after the day's last session. As a member of this critical team, you will receive a 50% rebate off your conference registration fee. Rebates will be credited after the meeting has concluded 2-3 week processing time.
To volunteer for this opportunity please follow the steps below!
1. Register for the Annual Meeting
2. Apply for the volunteer opportunity through our Collaborate Volunteer Central site
3. Confirmation of volunteer opportunity and logistics will be sent to you
4. 50% rebate credit will be given back after AM67.
If you have any questions, please contact Audrey Nwosu, nwosu@ncura.edu .
Bring your projector(s) for use in the meeting rooms throughout each day, and receive a 50% rebate off your conference registration fee. Projectors will be collected during Pre-Registration on Sunday, August 9th and should be picked up after the last day's session on Wednesday, August 13th. Projectors must have at least 2500 lumens to ensure they work properly in large rooms and projectors with HDMI ports are encouraged. Rebates will be credited after the meeting has concluded 2-3 week processing time.
To volunteer for this opportunity please follow the steps below!
1. Register for the Annual Meeting.
2. Apply for the volunteer opportunity through our Collaborate Volunteer Central site.
3.Confirmation of volunteer opportunity and logistics will be sent to you.
4. 50% rebate credit will be provided after AM67.
If you have any questions, please contact Audrey Nwosu, nwosu@ncura.edu .
What did you think of that last session? Which one was the most helpful? Tell us what you thought about the concurrent sessions of this year's Annual Meeting! We are always striving to improve the content of our meetings and would love to hear your thoughts and suggestions. Download the form here and return it to the NCURA Registration Desk or email it to Tracey King, king@ncura.edu