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I am finishing my undergrad degree in what is essentially 3 years, so my class schedules were packed. I didn't have time to pursue activities beyond a few sustained heavy research and light clinical activities. While I am not applying for a full-time job for personal reasons this academic year, I wanted to get involved with other clinical and non-clinical volunteering of which the latter is practically non-existent.
Most of the opportunities I am looking at have light weekly schedules (2 - 6 hours/week on average), but I can and want to commit to these until the end of spring term which is when I hope to move into a full-time research position. I'm interested in volunteering at elderly homes, hospices, and soup kitchens.
Maybe I'm just being paranoid?
Most of the opportunities I am looking at have light weekly schedules (2 - 6 hours/week on average), but I can and want to commit to these until the end of spring term which is when I hope to move into a full-time research position. I'm interested in volunteering at elderly homes, hospices, and soup kitchens.
Maybe I'm just being paranoid?