Participate in the TEAM event!

Join us for the annual dinner and auction fundraiser for MSVU’s Tourism and Hospitality Management (THM) program. Funds raised are used for program enhancements, improving program resources, recognizing student achievements, supporting students with financial need, and providing students with opportunities for professional development such as educational tours and conferences. This fundraiser helps nurture the next generation of industry leaders, such as yourself.

Why Volunteer?

Volunteering at the TEAM event offers numerous benefits:

• Connect with tourism and hospitality industry professionals, many of whom are alumni of the THM program.
• Enhance your resume with relevant volunteer experience that showcases your commitment and initiative.
• Gain valuable experience in event planning, management, and customer service.
• Make a positive impact by supporting your university and fellow students.
• Earn a Learning Passport (LP) activity point that contribute to your earned LP bonus points.

Event Details

This year’s event, themed ‘TOURISM DESTINATION MI’KMA’KI: Celebrating Indigenous Tourism’, is a vibrant celebration of the Atlantic and Gaspé region’s Indigenous tourism sites and attractions. Join us on Tuesday, November 5th, 2024, at 6 pm in the Multi-Purpose Room, Rosaria Student Centre, MSVU. We are thrilled to feature 2024-JUNO Nominated and multiple ECMA award winner, Mi’kmaw fiddler and singer Morgan Toney as our evening’s entertainment.

Volunteer Opportunities

Get involved and maybe even meet your future employer! Volunteer positions are available both leading up to and on the day of the event. Opportunities include:

• Student Volunteer Lead
• Event Planner Lead
• Social Media Lead
• Gift Card Outreach Lead
• Decoration
• Balloon Blitz
• Silent Auction
• Live Auction
• Registration & Coat Check
• Welcome Team
• Admin Support – Student Bio’s

How to Get Involved

To learn more about TEAM, visit: https://tourismeducation.ca
For more information about volunteer positions, contact Deanna Struthers at Deanna.Struthers@msvu.ca.