Living/Learning Center Work-Study Job Descriptions
Living/Learning Center
Work-Study Job Descriptions
Fall, 2009
Arts/Gallery Assistant
Support L/L Gallery co-directors in all aspects of Gallery operations. Responsibilities: Help produce Gallery publicity; Reception set-up/clean-up; Maintain Gallery listserv; Help with installation and dismantling of exhibits. Evening and weekend hours available. Position Requirements: Ability to work collaboratively and independently; Computer skills.
Coffeehouse Coordinator
- Plan and implement all aspects of the Rhythm & Brews
Coffeehouse concert series including sound and lighting, beverage
service, performer recruitment, advertising, contract negotiation, and
more. Training available. Must be available Thursday evenings and
additional nights/weekends as necessary. Living/Learning residents
preferred.
Computer Lab Assistant
- Monitor the Computer Lab (314 Commons) during public access
hours. The Lab contains Dell computers, networked through the campus
network
to a local server. Knowledge of Internet software, Microsoft Office,
Lotus SmartSuite and Claris Works helpful. Responsible for security of
the facility, assisting users with basic questions, sale of laser
printer output, and reporting machine problems promptly. Applicants
with computer literacy and/or familiarity with the Campus Network will
receive priority in hiring for
this position. This position includes mandatory rotating shifts on
weekends.
Director's Office Staff Assistant
- Assist office personnel with word processing, filing, making
copies, answering the phone, taking messages, and operating office
machines (fax, copier, scanner). Some experience helpful but will train
on the office machines. This position also requires running errands to
other offices
on campus.
Event Assistant
Provide assistance to L/L staff with events, including event set-up and break-down, setting up audio-visual equipment, being present during events to respond to any issues that may arise, supporting presenter needs, etc.. Must be able to lift and carry up to 35 pounds. Flexible hours, mostly late afternoons and evenings. Strong comfort level with a/v equipment (e.g., computers, LCD projectors, sound systems) required. Must be dependable and able to work independently.
Gallery Proctor
- Monitors the gallery during open hours to provide security. Some
clerical work and maintenance (painting, vacuuming). Gallery hours are
from 12:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m., Monday - Friday; 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m,
Saturday.
Leadership Assistant
Provide assistance to the Living/Learning Graduate Assistant in the area of leadership training and development to the student
program directors. Student program directors are the most
likely candidates for this position, but any student interested in the opportunity to explore
leadership development in an in depth manner is encouraged to apply.
Photo Co-op Proctor
- Check membership cards and monitor traffic in and out of
facility. Assist with maintenance and cleanup of the L/LC darkrooms.
Photographic experience desirable but not necessary. This position may
include mandatory rotating shifts on weekends.
Pottery Studio Assistant
- Assist with basic maintenance of studio including cleaning,
making clay and glazes, loading kilns and limited clerical tasks. Some
knowledge of pottery is desirable but not essential.
Publicity Assistant
Assist the
Living/Learning Center Director's Office with
coordination of all publicity. Tasks will include editing and
distributing LLNEWS (the Center's weekly newsletter),
soliciting information about upcoming program events,
preparing flyers/posters, taking photographs at center events,
creating PowerPoint slide shows for the new L/L events display
monitors, etc
To Apply for a Job
Fill out a
Living/Learning
Center Work/study Application & Schedule Form.
The application can be done at any time. Complete it as soon as
possible, but no later than Thursday, September 3, 2009 at 4:30 p.m..
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