Campus Sustainability Program Coordination

The Campus Sustainability Program Coordination project aims to support and enhance Regenesis Toronto's sustainability initiatives on campus. The project focuses on developing and implementing strategies to oversee operations, engage communities, and coordinate events for impactful programs such as the Borrowing Centre, Free Store, and Digin! Campus Agriculture. Participants will gain hands-on experience in leadership, organizational development, and sustainability-focused program management. The project seeks to strengthen and expand campus-based sustainability programs. By collaborating with the Chapter Coordinator, students will align project priorities with Regenesis’s mission and ensure strategic alignment in planning sessions.

Regenesis Digital Engagement Initiative

The Regenesis Digital Engagement Initiative is designed to enhance Regenesis's online presence and community interaction by developing and implementing creative social media campaigns that align with Regenesis's mission of sustainability and community empowerment. Participants will create engaging content, manage social media platforms, and analyze audience engagement to increase awareness and participation in Regenesis's programs. By fostering connections with diverse audiences, the project seeks to inspire action and collaboration towards a more sustainable future. It also focuses on building a repository of creative content for long-term use, ensuring ongoing visibility and engagement.

Campus Engagement Initiative

The Campus Engagement Initiative focuses on making campus events and initiatives successful by supporting their planning, promotion, and execution. This role involves setting up event spaces, coordinating logistics, managing inventory, and assisting with day-of activities to ensure everything runs smoothly. Volunteers will help refine event organization by identifying and addressing challenges in setup, scheduling, and overall coordination. By improving these processes, the initiative aims to create a more engaging and accessible campus environment for students, staff, and visitors. The obligations and responsibilities of this role will differ and shift based on open initiatives and events in need of support.

YUM! Market Inventory Management System

The YUM! Market Remote Project aims to streamline the inventory management process for Regenesis Toronto's local market. The primary challenge is to efficiently track and reorder items, ensuring that the market operates smoothly on market day. This involves developing a system that can remotely manage inventory levels, notify when items need reordering, and facilitate seamless transactions with local vendors. The project will require learners to apply their knowledge of inventory management, database systems, and vendor relations. The goal is to create a reliable, user-friendly system that can be easily operated by market staff and volunteers. Key objectives include: - Developing a remote inventory tracking system. - Implementing automated reorder notifications. - Facilitating seamless vendor transactions. - Ensuring the system is user-friendly and reliable.