SUPPORTING SML section: Volunteer Corps.
SPRING VOLUNTEER WEEKEND: MAY 2 – 5, 2008
CLICK HERE FOR THE SPRING VOLUNTEER WEEKEND INVITE!
FALL VOLUNTEER WEEKEND: SEPTEMBER 5 – 8, 2008
POLICIES: Who can attend, and what forms are needed?
Volunteers help make the "Shoals experience" a reality for its participants, and have been an integral part of life on Appledore since the beginning of the Lab.
We invite volunteers both new and old to join us for our Spring and Fall Volunteer Weekends on Appledore, but please be aware that space is limited!
If you are interested in volunteering during SPRING Volunteer Weekend, please contact our Coastal Coordinator, Pam Boutilier at (603) 430-5220 OR shoals-lab-east@cornell.edu
We invite volunteers both new and old to join us for our Spring and Fall Volunteer Weekends on Appledore, but please be aware that space is limited!
If you are interested in volunteering during SPRING Volunteer Weekend, please contact our Coastal Coordinator, Pam Boutilier at (603) 430-5220 OR shoals-lab-east@cornell.edu
Please take the time to look at SML's/Cornell Volunteer Policy on-line
REQUIRED FORMS: What do I need to complete, when and how?
ALL VOLUNTEERS will be asked to fill out:(1) A Volunteer Agreement Form (PDF) before working on Appledore Island;
(2) A Volunteer Profile Questionnaire (PDF) to tell us about your skills!
Please fax (603).430.5221) or mail forms to:
SML /Creek
Farm, 400 Little Harbor Rd., Portsmouth, NH 03801
They will also be available on
Appledore at the beginning of Volunteer Weekend.
Volunteers who wish to bring their children along, must have permission from SML (contact SML, see above). All children must be accompanied by an adult (parent or guardian). Children between the ages of 15 -18 are permitted to volunteer; a Parental Consent Form (PDF) must be completed for each child.
Children under 15 are permitted to attend, but may not work on volunteer projects. Please see our ADULT and FAMILY EDUCATION PROGRAMS for a BETTER option for children and families who wish to visit SML!


