Staff Resources Coordinator: Jane Kirby Jane is responsible for coordinating new original publications, resource acquisitions, finances, and specifically: * Acquiring new print, audio and visual educational resources * Collaborating with community groups to provide public education materials on local issues * Coordinating publication production, promotion and distribution * Ensuring that the finances are up to date contact: jane[at]nspirg[dot]org Campaign Coordinator: Asaf Rashid Asaf is responsible for facilitating campaigns and working groups of the organization. He can also answer any questions pertaining to the organization, and specifically: * Funding for student and community projects * Board of Directors' responsibilities and elections * Budget and constitution * Annual General Meeting * Goals, priorities, and campaigns of NSPIRG * Event collaboration and coalition building Contact: asaf[at]nspirg[dot]org Seymour Green Garden Coordinator : Summer Position, Megan Tardif-Woolgar The Garden Coordinator is responsible for overseeing the care and harvest of Seymour Green, NSPIRG's community garden, as well as: * Coordinating volunteers to help with the garden over the summer * Organizing regular workshops to train volunteers and interested community members in skills related to gardening and local food * Organizing events to promote the garden and educate about issues of food sovereignty * Maintaining the weblog Contact: garden[at]nspirg[dot]org Study in Action Coordinator : Summer Position, Orion Keresztesi NSPIRG is initiating a Study in Action program to link students fulfilling course requirements to community organizations who have research needs. The Study in Action Coordinator is responsible for initiating a pilot phase for this project to be implemented in the upcoming school year, and specifically: * Investigate options in various Dalhousie Departments for collaboration * Investigate potential project models and compare with other PIRG projects (CURE & ARX) * Liaise with professors and community organizations to design a project that meets student and community needs * Set up a database (online or otherwise) to which community organizations can post research projects. * Identify the steps needed to continue and expand the Project after the pilot phase. Contact: info[at]nspirg[dot]org