College Chapters
GlamourGals isn't just for high school volunteers--college students can start a chapter too.

Benefits of being a GG College Volunteer:
-The opportunity to meet like-minded individuals with similar goals
-Building your resume and professional development
-Meeting volunteer requirements for your major, club, sorority and scholarships or awards
-Networking opportunities
-Leader recognition on campus

What is a GlamourGals Chapter?
The chapter system is the way we organize our volunteers across the country.  Chapters are operated as college clubs and must have three leaders, who manage and oversee their local chapter. These leaders are the Chapter President, Co-President, and Rally Girl. 

Your chapter and volunteers will be required to register and track your progress and hours online at GGChapters.org.
To register your chapter, you will need to complete 5 steps:
1. Enter your School name, address, phone number and your advisor's name and phone number.
2. Enter your Senior Home name, address, phone number, and contact info for the Recreation or Activities Director
3. Enter your Chapter Leaders' name, phone number, and email address.
4. Confirm the information you submitted.
5. Pay your annual $100 registration fee.


For helpful documents like:
- Guide to Registering Your Chapter.
- Responsibilities of your Chapter Leaders and Volunteers.
- Sample Constitution
- Senior home first call script

Please contact:
Phone: 631.404.0761
Email: contact @ glamourgals.org
 
Want more information on recruiting volunteers and an advisor for your chapter? Watch this video.
 

Program Fellowship

The Program Fellowship was started in 2012.

The GlamourGals Fellowship Program is an opportunity for enrolled, full-time college students who have been GG Correspondents for at least three months and want to enhance their leadership skills. Through the fellowship, GG Fellows will learn about the not-for-profit sector working with the GG staff who have over 30 years of cumulative experience. The GG Fellowship will offer hands on experience in Chapter development and expansion, curriculum management, and, direct services.



Meet our 2012-13 Fellows

Eghosa Asemota, Adelphi University

Eghosa Asemota became involved with GlamourGals when she was a sophomore at Thomas A. Edision High School in Jamaica, NY. By her senior year, she was the chapter president of GlamourGals' most populated chapter to date. In 2011, she was honored with the Glammy Aaward. Her passion for GlamourGals stems from the organization's influence in her personal and professional growth. She has been a volunteer, Chapter President, GG Correspondent, and now, Fellow. Eghosa attends Adelphi University in Garden City, NY where she majors in Political Science/Pre-Law. She hopes to one day practice public interest law.


Kira West, Cornell University

Kira West became involved with GlamourGals in the summer of 2012 as an Event Correspondent. As an Event Correspondent, she was involved in social media outreach, soliciting corporate sponsorships, and writing both articles and press releases. It was her first makeover in May that had the biggest impact on Kira and made her realize how valuable and necessary GlamourGals is. She is very passionate and excited to continue work with GlamourGals because she has seen the incredbile effects the program has on both the elderly and teens. Kira has worked with nonprofits since the seventh grade, including Fifth Avenue Committee and She's the First. Kira is currently a student at Cornell University with interests in marketing, entrepreneurship, and nonprofits.