Leaders in Action

Support student life at CMTN by helping plan and host events and activities.

 

Leaders in Action volunteers help organize and run a wide range of social, cultural, and sporting events—both on and off campus. All volunteers receive training and orientation to build skills that support student engagement.

This opportunity is open to all full-time Coast Mountain College students.

Leaders in Action

As a Leaders in Action volunteer, you may:

  • Participate in a committee to plan and host off-campus events for students
  • Lead campus tours and assist at orientation sessions
  • Assist with on-campus cultural and special events

 

Why volunteer?

Volunteers receive:

  • A reference letter and Statement of Achievement
  • A chance to meet new people and build community
  • Opportunities to develop new skills and experiences
  • Recognition for your contributions

Exceptional volunteers may also receive additional incentives!

 

Eligibility

To join, you must:

  • Be a full-time CMTN student (6+ credits per term)
  • Commit to at least 10 volunteer hours per semester
  • Be enthusiastic, outgoing, and complete training with Student Services

 

Leaders in Action benefits and recognition

All volunteers receive:

  • A Leaders in Action vest and T-shirt
  • A $150 honorarium per semester
  • A celebration luncheon or dinner
  • A Leaders in Action certificate

    Application Deadlines

    Terrace : September 26, 2025
    Forward to: Marina Bell, Interim Student Engagement Coordinator
    250.635.6511 ext.5364
    studentengagement@coastmountaincollege.ca

    Prince Rupert : September 26, 2025
    Forward to: Karen Buchanan, Student Engagement Officer
    250.635.6511 ext.5364
    studentengagement@coastmountaincollege.ca
    Smithers and Hazelton: September 26, 2025
    Forward to: Inge, Student Engagement Officer
    250-847-4461
    studentengagement@coastmountaincollege.ca

     

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    • It’s much different than any college I’ve been to. You actually can talk to your teachers. And because the community is so small, everybody knows everybody, so it has a family feel, even on campus.
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      University Transfer student from Freeport, Bahamas