I serve on the amazing MOVE HIV/AIDS Awareness Committee here at Tech. This is a committee that comes together to raise consciousness for the HIV/AIDS epidemic that not only occurs in foreign countries, but in our own city! On World’s Aids Day, which took place December 1st, the entire world joined in unity to acknowledge the millions who have lost their lives to this horrific disease, and also those who are currently living with it. Read more >
MUY CALIENTE! The Georgia Tech Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) hosted “LOAN A LATINO” date auction to raise money and awareness for Sana Mi Corazon. This is an AMAZING organization that works to collect funds that will pay for countless surgeries for Salvadorian children with congenital heart disease. These beautiful children often have limited resources and have little chance of surviving their conditions without the necessary surgeries. SHPE to the rescue! Read more >
Here at theCampusStyle, we’re always searching for the next “it brand”; fresh and innovative designs that everyone can relate to. Robbie Hart, Co-Founder and owner of C4 Belts, brings together style and edge to bring you unique belts that hold true to that “cool” factor. I was lucky enough to interview this talented 25 year-old superstar about his entrepreneurial journey that brought C4 to life. Read more >
The Holidays are a time not only to give thanks for all the amazing things you have in your life, but also a time to give back to those in need. I will keep this post short and sweet because the video tells it all. I’m sure many of you know Coby Golinkoff, a Junior at Tulane and on the tennis team. He and his family created a website all about “joining together and leveraging the power of community to make a difference in the fight against Cystic Fibrosis.” His friends and family are on a mission not only to save their loving sister, daughter and friend, Emily, but also to save the hundreds of thousands of people with CF, and YOU can help. In just four days, the website has made over $25,000!
Have you ever wondered who makes the products that stock the shelves at your local market? Steve Conrad, founder of Forgotten, did. Conrad began trying to find different ways to shop, but he quickly realized that it was extremely hard to do so. He wanted for people to have options, such as Forgotten, that give people a choice to buy a product that can help the individual who made it. Read more >
In the 21st century, it’s hard to escape from being bombarded with media. From which soda to buy to the stereotypical portrayals of men and women, media creates various images of what the status quo should be. Women and girls are especially flooded with these images of what we should look like and how we should act. Honestly, it makes a big impression on us. It is time to change that, and with the Healthy MEdia Commission we can. Read more >
70% of the planet Earth is water. Only 1% of this amount is drinkable for humans, and this amount is rapid decreasing each day. What do we do to prevent such a tragedy from spiralling out of control?
Fallen Whistles is a campaign for peace in the Congo. In the past decade, over six million people have died in the war over Congo’s natural resources. Unstable government, local rivalries and international interest in the region’s resources all contribute to the tension and complexity of the issue. Sexual violence is rampant, many children have lost their parents and others are taken as prisoners and forced to fight. The children that are lucky enough to escape are fragile, scared and in desperate need of our help.Read more >
If you want to work in a field that benefits something other than solely your pocket, then check out The Idealist for job ideas and opportunities.
The Idealist is an international non-profit organization that aims to link people with programs in order to make a positive impact on the International Community. The core value of the organization is to “find practical solutions to social and environmental problems, in a spirit of generosity and mutual respect.” If you’re looking for a job and your values match these…click here.
On www.idealist.org you can find thousands of job postings from non profit organizations, government programs, schools, international organizations and more. The site also has sections for student internships, volunteer opportunities in your community, international exchange programs and community events. With job listings in every major US city and many cities abroad, you are bound to find a position that interests you working for a cause that is important to you. With that being said, scope out their listings, get employed and start making this world a better place!