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What would be the best place to volunteer on campus? Purpose being meeting new people.

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Janitor

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I see no reason to volunteer as opposed to working, unless of course they are reducing your tuition or something, (which would essentially be working). If you want to meet new people, try bartending at a college bar, or work in the food court area. No point in giving away your time for free.

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good point but already working off campus in a warehouse. Was thinking more like 3-4 hours a week of volunteering on campus to meet new people outside of class.

(04-29-2014 10:07 PM)Switch Wrote:  I see no reason to volunteer as opposed to working, unless of course they are reducing your tuition or something, (which would essentially be working). If you want to meet new people, try bartending at a college bar, or work in the food court area. No point in giving away your time for free.

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Volunteer anywhere really, theres people everywhere.

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Gender Studies Professor

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Alternative Break

I did several including ones to Costa Rica and Georgia for habitat humanity and animal conservation.

Great chance for you to travel for free (or for cents on the dollar)
The girls who go are usually liberal free spirit types
Many locations are on beach areas. For one of my trips we spent 75% of the time on the beach or in the water
Learn about stuff you never knew

I've never banged a girl on the trip but I've bagged 3 within 2 months after the trips.
Edit: thinking about it I could of gotten some during but I was too beta to do so.

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Anyone ever think about being a cook for a sorority? If you enjoy cooking then I would def give this a try.

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(04-29-2014 09:34 PM)ashraf Wrote:  What would be the best place to volunteer on campus? Purpose being meeting new people.

My university has a volunteer group run by the uni itself that is responsible for running O-week, taking kids on O-week camps and helping exchange students settle in. They also throw a lot of parties and bar nights. I'm friends with practically all the people who run it, a few guys have gotten a bang from it and one met his 8/10 girlfriend through it despite being slightly shorter than her, kinda nerdy and nothing too amazing looks wise... Most of them party pretty hard too so something similar on your campus would be worth looking into.

Amnesty International and Refugee Rights groups do a lot of volunteering for their causes and will have a lot of female bleeding hearts... The clubs for political parties do a lot of volunteering for their party and in campus politics, so if the club which represents your beliefs is good it might be worth joining. At least on my campus, the main right wing party's society has next to no political clout (they don't even run in campus elections...) and seems to be entirely male and spergy while the main left wing party has a roughly even ratio but average quality girls. The society for the Greens party however is mostly female and the quality is quite good. Also the Socialists are always pushing their flyers, petitions and Marxism conferences around campus and are probably the most visible political society day to day at my university because of their army of volunteers, lots of good looking girls (albeit they don't dress very feminine, lot's of short hair, doc martens and septum piercings,) and the dudes seem effeminate as fuck, yet somehow they have a reputation for being really violent, especially over Palestine...

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(04-30-2014 10:07 AM)Deluge Wrote:  

(04-29-2014 09:34 PM)ashraf Wrote:  What would be the best place to volunteer on campus? Purpose being meeting new people.

My university has a volunteer group run by the uni itself that is responsible for running O-week, taking kids on O-week camps and helping exchange students settle in. They also throw a lot of parties and bar nights. I'm friends with practically all the people who run it, a few guys have gotten a bang from it and one met his 8/10 girlfriend through it despite being slightly shorter than her, kinda nerdy and nothing too amazing looks wise... Most of them party pretty hard too so something similar on your campus would be worth looking into.

Outside of this, volunteering is a waste of time. Do something that will either create money for you now, or help you further your career. Companies really don't care about community service as long as you have a good work background.