My Allegheny

Admissions is looking for clubs to volunteer for a mini involvement style fair during admitted student day on April 20 from 8:30 -10 am.

This is a great chance to showcase your organization to over 100 prospective students and families. All volunteers will receive a meal pass to use in either Brooks or McKinley’s.

Please email Rachel Sloan, rsloan@allegheny.edu, by April 15 with your club name and representative(s) if interested.

At Relay for Life the community comes together to walk all night to honor those affected by cancer. At Relay, different clubs or organizations come together to create teams. The purpose of a team is to lead your friends or club members to help fundraise and organize participation in the event. Visit our event website to create / join a team today!

Remember, the 2024 Cook-Lahti Scholars Symposium will take place on Tuesday, April 30. Students who have participated in research, scholarly work, or a creative project during the 2023-2024 academic year (or this past summer) are invited to participate in the celebrations of this day by presenting their work in the Student Spotlight Session.

This session will run from 11 AM until 12 PM and it is open to any student in any academic year or discipline. To register for this event, please complete this Google Form by 5 PM on Friday, April 12.

Crawford County will conduct its annual severe weather exercise simulating a tornado warning on Wednesday, April 10, at 11 a.m. Allegheny College will be participating in the exercise and will sound campus sirens and issue an ALERTAllegheny (e2campus) notification.

During this test, we ask that you please reflect on proper protocol and procedures to follow in the event of an actual tornado. You DO NOT need to seek shelter or make changes to your regular routine for this test.

If you have questions, please contact the Office of Public Safety at (814) 332-3357. If you have not already done so, you may sign up to receive emergency alerts via ALERTAllegheny (e2campus).

Emergency Preparedness

ITS is hiring student workers for summer break starting May 8. Work includes providing basic tier 1 technical support to users including but not limited to: printing, connecting wireless devices, basic classroom presentation technology troubleshooting, troubleshooting basic phone issues, responding to computer related questions, troubleshooting a variety of software problems as well as some basic hardware problems as well as removing old equipment from HUB closets across campus and move equipment to central storage space, organize, inventory, and document old equipment.

You can find the job posting on the Break Job Database. If interested, contact Jenna McCann at jmccann@allegheny.edu.

Are you still looking for another Fall 2024 course to round out your schedule? Are you interested in improving your writing and editing skills and working collaboratively with other writers?

Then consider enrolling in ENGL207: Editing and Publishing. If you’d like to know more about the course, please email Professor Hart at ahart@allegheny.edu.

If you are a current first—or second-year student and you are interested in working in the Wise Center this fall, please e-mail jluteran@allegheny.edu as soon as possible to set up an interview.

Have you secured a summer internship and need additional funding support to offset costs of your meals, transportation, and housing?

Apply to the Career Center’s internship funding program that our generous Allegheny alumni and partners have invested in so that you can thrive in your career exploration and professional development without financial burdens.

Students must meet with a coach prior to submitting a funding application on Handshake. Please read the application in full, as there are eligibility requirements and restrictions.

Applications are due by May 1 at 6 am.

If you are interested in working at the front desk in the Wise Center this summer at $14/hr please e-mail jluteran@allegheny.edu asap. We are looking for just 1 or 2 more workers.