These shifts are in the days leading up to the CWSF before our participants arrive. This is an Indoor role that can be done seated, but may have periods of standing. Volunteer activities include: Unpacking CWSF supplies and materials; organising and filling swag bags for finalists and delegates; sorting nametags and CWSF t-shirts for finalists and delegates; and preparing supplies for use during project set-up.

These shifts are in the days leading up to the CWSF before our participants arrive. This is an Indoor role that can be done seated, but may have periods of standing. Volunteer activities include: Unpacking CWSF supplies and materials; organising and filling swag bags for finalists and delegates; sorting nametags and CWSF t-shirts for finalists and delegates; and preparing supplies for use during project set-up.

*You must be over the age of 18 to participate in this volunteer shift. Volunteers will greet participants at the airport and may travel with them to campus. Volunteer activities include: Greeting finalists and delegates as they arrive; and giving directions to the buses. (This may include indoor and outdoor activity.)

Volunteers will greet participants as they arrive on campus. These shifts have bursts of activity and moments of calm depending on the travel schedules of participants. Volunteer activities include: Greeting finalists and delegates as they arrive; and distributing swag bags and name tags to delegates from each region.

*You must be over the age of 18 to participate in this volunteer shift. Volunteers will greet participants at the airport and may travel with them to campus. Volunteer activities include: Greeting finalists and delegates as they arrive; and giving directions to the buses. (This may include indoor and outdoor activity.)

Volunteers will greet participants as they arrive on campus. These shifts have bursts of activity and moments of calm depending on the travel schedules of participants. Volunteer activities include: Greeting finalists and delegates as they arrive; and distributing swag bags and name tags to delegates from each region.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated, but may have periods of standing. Whether in the Project Zone, STEM Expo, or at one of the special events, the greeters are an important part of making everyone feel welcome. Volunteer activities include: Greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter the space; monitoring the overall capacity of the space and alerting a Team UV member if you are concerned about exceeding the safe capacity of the space; and being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated, but may have periods of standing. Volunteers—with the support of a member of Team UV—will greet participants or assist participants and visitors at the Project Zone Information Booth. Volunteer activities include: Being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces; assist with the Lost & Found area as needed; and greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter the space.

*You must be over the age of 18 to participate in this volunteer shift. This is an Indoor role that can be done seated, but may have periods of standing. Volunteers will be assisting members of Team UV at the CWSF Merchandise Store. Volunteer activities include: Selling CWSF merchandise to finalists, delegates, and visitors; distributing online Pre-Orders; restocking shelves with new inventory; and inventory of stock as needed.

*You must be over the age of 18 to participate in this volunteer shift. This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. Volunteers will assist participants as needed throughout the Project Zone while they are setting up their posters and projects. Volunteer activities include: Roaming the Project Zone and assisting participants with hanging posters and other relevant set-up as needed; and once they are set up, asking participants about their projects and actively listening to their presentations.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated. During Project Set-Up and Take-Down, CWSF provides various tools such as scissors, rulers and tape. Volunteer activities include: Distributing various tools and supplies to participants; and receiving tools and supplies and ensuring they are in working order.

*You must be over the age of 18 to participate in this volunteer shift. This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. The Judges’ day starts bright and early. Volunteers will help set them up for a successful day at CWSF. Volunteer activities include: Greeting and welcoming judges as they arrive onsite; and distributing nametags, clipboards, and judging materials.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated, but may have periods of standing. Volunteers—with the support of a member of Team UV—will greet participants or assist participants and visitors at the Project Zone Information Booth. Volunteer activities include: Being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces; assist with the Lost & Found area as needed; and greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter the space.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated, but may have periods of standing. Volunteers—with the support of a member of Team UV—will greet participants or assist participants and visitors at the Project Zone Information Booth. Volunteer activities include: Being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces; assist with the Lost & Found area as needed; and greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter the space.

This role may take place indoors or outdoors and involves sustained standing and walking. Volunteers will assist in setting up and monitoring our evening Ice Breaker style activities with participants. Volunteer activities include: Setting up a variety of activities and supplies; and wandering the event to offer support where needed.

*You must be over the age of 18 to participate in this volunteer shift. This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. The Judges’ day starts bright and early. Volunteers will help set them up for a successful day at CWSF. Volunteer activities include: Greeting and welcoming judges as they arrive onsite; and distributing nametags, clipboards, and judging materials.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated, but may have periods of standing. Volunteers—with the support of a member of Team UV—will greet participants or assist participants and visitors at the Project Zone Information Booth. Volunteer activities include: Being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces; assist with the Lost & Found area as needed; and greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter the space.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated. Like the materials for the finalists, the materials for the school visitors need to be sorted and prepared. Volunteer activities include: Organising the materials for the Teacher Education Kits; and filling each school’s Education Kit with the correct amount of supplies.

The finalists get to do a variety of Lab Experiences with the University of Alberta. Volunteers will assist in splitting finalists into the appropriate groups for their labs. Volunteer activities Include: Directing finalists who are unsure of which lab experience they are a part of.

This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. Whether in the Project Zone, STEM Expo, or at one of the special events, the greeters are an important part of making everyone feel welcome. Volunteer activities include: Greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter the space; monitoring the overall capacity of the space and alerting a Team UV member if you are concerned about exceeding the safe capacity of the space; and being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces.

You must be over the age of 18 to participate in this volunteer shift. Join the finalists and delegates as they go on tours to Fort Edmonton Park and the Telus World of Science. Help to support the tour guide and members of Team UV on this fun day out! Volunteer activities may include: Contacting members of Team UV with any issues that may arise; and assisting in getting everyone on and off the bus.

This is an Outdoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. The CWSF welcomes numerous school groups from around the region during Public Viewing. Volunteer activities may include: Welcoming schools as they come off their buses and directing them to the Registration Desk; and being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces; and assisting with outdoor crowd flow.

This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. The CWSF welcomes numerous school groups from around the region during Public Viewing. Volunteer activities may include: Greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter a space; directing student groups and managing the crowd flow in the lobby; and being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces.

This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. The CWSF welcomes numerous school groups from around the region during Public Viewing. Volunteer activities may include: Greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter a space; being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces; and relieving Exhibitors for short breaks (e.g. washroom) from their booths as needed.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated. The CWSF welcomes numerous school groups from around the region during Public Viewing. Volunteer activities may include: Checking in schools at the Registration Desk and distributing Teacher Education Kits; and being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces.

*You must be over the age of 18 to participate in this volunteer shift. This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. In our STEM Expo we'll have a fun Photo Booth for participants and visitors to take photos with our fun background and items. Volunteers activities include: Assisting finalists and visitors with taking photos on their personal cellphones/devices; and assisting in crowd control in the area to allow everyone who wishes to get a chance to take their photo.

This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. The CWSF welcomes numerous school groups from around the region during Public Viewing. Volunteer activities may include: Ensuring good traffic flow in the Project Zone; monitoring projects when finalists are away to ensure project items are not handled or removed; and being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated, but may have periods of standing. Volunteers—with the support of a member of Team UV—will greet participants or assist participants and visitors at the Project Zone Information Booth. Volunteer activities include: Being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces; assist with the Lost & Found area as needed; and greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter the space.

This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. CWSF holds many special events, from participant outings to special guest speakers. Each event requires different support. Volunteer activities may include: Assisting with the set-up of event materials; and greeting participants at the door.

This is an Outdoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. The CWSF welcomes numerous school groups from around the region during Public Viewing. Volunteer activities may include: Welcoming schools as they come off their buses and directing them to the Registration Desk; and being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces; and assisting with outdoor crowd flow.

This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. The CWSF welcomes numerous school groups from around the region during Public Viewing. Volunteer activities may include: Greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter a space; directing student groups and managing the crowd flow in the lobby; and being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces.

This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. The CWSF welcomes numerous school groups from around the region during Public Viewing. Volunteer activities may include: Greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter a space; being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces; and relieving Exhibitors for short breaks (e.g. washroom) from their booths as needed.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated. The CWSF welcomes numerous school groups from around the region during Public Viewing. Volunteer activities may include: Checking in schools at the Registration Desk and distributing Teacher Education Kits; and being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces.

*You must be over the age of 18 to participate in this volunteer shift. This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. In our STEM Expo we'll have a fun Photo Booth for participants and visitors to take photos with our fun background and items. Volunteers activities include: Assisting finalists and visitors with taking photos on their personal cellphones/devices; and assisting in crowd control in the area to allow everyone who wishes to get a chance to take their photo.

This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. The CWSF welcomes numerous school groups from around the region during Public Viewing. Volunteer activities may include: Ensuring good traffic flow in the Project Zone; monitoring projects when finalists are away to ensure project items are not handled or removed; and being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated, but may have periods of standing. Volunteers—with the support of a member of Team UV—will greet participants or assist participants and visitors at the Project Zone Information Booth. Volunteer activities include: Being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces; assist with the Lost & Found area as needed; and greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter the space.

*You must be over the age of 18 to participate in this volunteer shift. This is an Indoor role that involves sustained standing and walking. Volunteers will assist participants as needed throughout the Project Zone while finalists are taking down their posters and projects. Volunteer activities include: Scoring/Cutting project title boards to fit in finalists' suitcases.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated, but may have periods of standing. Volunteers—with the support of a member of Team UV—will greet participants or assist participants and visitors at the Project Zone Information Booth. Volunteer activities include: Being available to answer questions or give directions to other spaces; assist with the Lost & Found area as needed; and greeting and welcoming finalists, delegates and visitors as they enter the space.

This is an Indoor role that can be done seated. During Project Set-Up and Take-Down, CWSF provides various tools such as scissors, rulers and tape. Volunteer activities include: Distributing various tools and supplies to participants; and receiving tools and supplies and ensuring they are in working order.

This role may take place indoors or outdoors and involves sustained standing and walking. To close out the week, the finalists and delegates have a celebration on the last night. Volunteer activities include: Setting up a variety of activities and supplies; and wandering the event to offer support where needed.

*You must be over the age of 18 to participate in this volunteer shift. This role may take place indoors or outdoors and involves sustained standing and walking. After a fun filled week, our finalists and delegates return home. Volunteer activities include: Assisting in making sure everyone is off the buses and no one has left anything behind; and saying goodbye to our participants at the airport.