ACCOUNTING 

• Assist the elderly with their personal finances and preparationof income tax forms.
• Work in municipal offices and with non-profit groups in theiraccounting departments.

BIOLOGY 

• Tutor high school students.
• Help at hospitals and medical centers in physical therapy andradiology departments.

BUSINESS LAW 

• Handle consumer complaints at the local consumer affairsoffice.
• Assist clients with legal service forms in tenancy and landlorddisputes and observe court cases.

COMPUTER SCIENCE 

• Conduct classes for elementary school children and the elderlyon the use of different computer programs.
• Help the unemployed learn to access the Internet for employmentopportunities.
• Create data bases and word processing forms for communityagencies.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE 

• Train in police work with local police departments.
• Assist at court houses in bail bond tracking and criminal casemanagement departments.

DESKTOP PUBLISHING 

• Design and prepare brochures for local non-profit groups andmuseums.

ECONOMICS 

• Research the Internet for demographic information and maintaina data base for county statistics.

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 

• Assist developmentally disabled adults with school to workactivities.
• Tutor communication handicapped children in local schools.

ENGLISH AND JOURNALISM 

• Write newsletters for local municipal offices and localnon-profit groups.
• Develop and teach creative writing workshops at locallibraries.
• Tutor children at after school programs and in adult literacyclasses.
• Assist local museums with research and writing forexhibits.

FINE ARTS 

• Teach nursing home residents to paint with watercolors.
• Photograph community events, and festivals for local non-profitgroups.

FOREIGN LANGUAGES 

• Use translation skills to help new immigrants completeprocessing forms.
• Offer bi-lingual story hours to pre-school children at locallibraries.
• Tutor English as a Second Language students at localschools.

HISTORY 

• Document the history of a neighborhood using oral historytechniques.
• Research archives at local museums.

HIV/AIDS EDUCATION 

• Provide information on HIV/AIDS education to local schools andpeers.
• Assist with legal research and fund-raising efforts on HIV/AIDSprevention.

LEGAL ASSISTING 

• Participate in mediating municipal matters.
• Observe arbitration and small claim matters.

MARKETING 

• Create needs assessment surveys for local communityorganizations and schools.
• Prepare promotional material for fundraising events

MATHEMATICS 

• Tutor adult immigrants who are preparing for generalequivalency degrees.
• Design math games for pre-school and elementary schoolchildren.

NUTRITION 

• Design and implement lesson plans for teaching children aboutbasic nutrition.
• Help prepare food and serve the homeless at soup kitchens.

NURSING 

• Help with immunizations at local clinics.
• Assist with patient care at local hospitals and clinics.
• Provide home health care to the elderly or disabled.

  PHYSICAL EDUCATION 

• Teach basic exercise classes to the elderly at nursinghomes.
• Assist with youth programs at local YMCA's.

PSYCHOLOGY 

• Work with crisis hotline on community outreach.
• Assist with programs that provide counseling for victims ofdomestic violence.
• Provide companionship and help with recreational activities forthe mentally disabled.

SCIENCE AND SOCIETY 

• Assist health centers at blood drives.
• Assist with outreach programs in schools on substance abuse andHIV/AIDS prevention.

SOCIOLOGY 

• Mentor at-risk youth at youth shelters and drop-incenters.
• Work with youth groups to involve the members in communityservice projects.
• Assist with life skills training for homeless families.

STATISTICS 

• Compile statistics on HIV/AIDS cases for local socialagencies.
• Observe and compile results of DWI court hearings for nationaldistribution reports.

WOMEN'S LITERATURE 

• Advocate for the equal treatment of men and women at home andin the workplace.