Dudley H. Davis Center

Student Employment

UVM Davis Center Student Workers Smiling to Camera with Staff on the Stairs of Davis Center

Want to work at one of the coolest, most exciting places on-campus? The Davis Center is perhaps the most welcoming and developmentally-focused place for students to work at UVM (though admittedly we might be a little biased).

Whether it's helping prepare for a big event, learning all kinds of state-of-the-art audio and technical equipment, gaining some major management experience, or simply helping folks navigate their way around our campus — the DC is a vibrant hub of activity on our campus and we need your skills (and winning personality) to help it run smoothly.

Why Work in the DC?

Jobs in the Davis Center are not dependent on a work-study award, all current students are welcome to apply when applications are open. Some of the benefits of working in the DC are:

Flexible Scheduling - the DC is open late! And with a number of positions available, we've got a wide variety scheduling options.
An Epic Environment - Not everyone can say they work in a 186,000 square foot, state-of-the-art environmental facility. Working in one of the highest trafficked buildings in the state is sure to ensure your job is interesting, exciting, and full of awesome experience.
We Build Great Leaders - Student employees get to participate in a professional development program that provides opportunities for advancement and leadership training and experience.
The People - Have you met the DC crew? We're awesome. Working in the Davis Center automatically gives you a membership on a fun, diverse, student-centered team. You'll make close friends and lasting professional references — and have a blast doing it.

What We Hire For

From Information Desk Assistants to Technical Coordinators, a variety of positions make up the whole Davis Center team — none of which are work study dependent, so all students can apply.

Building Manager

The student Building Managers serve as the eyes and ears of the building, representing University Event Services, the Davis Center, and the University as a provider of quality customer service. These student leaders coordinate the daily operations of the Davis Center during established building hours, and serve as the primary contact for event clients. Expected to be "building generalists," they trouble-shoot issues, provide a safe and secure environment, and coordinate support of the Information Centers and Event Service Teams. Full job description (.pdf)

Davis Center Information Desk Assistant

The Information Desk Assistants greet and respond to the day-to-day needs of the University’s faculty, staff, students, and guests with a pleasant, positive, “can do” attitude. The Information Centers are staffed all hours the Davis Center is open. These students utilize creativity, problem-solving skills, and various print and on-line resources to provide information for guests. The Information Desk Assistants also provide a variety of services to the campus community including equipment and game rental, a central lost and found system, and a ticketing service. Full job description (.pdf)

Office/Reservation Assistant

Office/Reservations Assistants support all functions of the Davis Center Operations & Events Office and deliver outstanding customer service. These staff members respond to day-to-day facility reservations, process Olin Atrium tabling reservations, sort mail for the Davis Center tenants, oversee Atrium banner display program, provide reports to event management, create event diagrams, and assist with overall needs of students, faculty, staff, and guests. Full job description (.pdf)

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Production Assistants provide event support by setting up tables, chairs, staging and other items in preparation for events at the Davis Center. Additionally they help to maintain the overall appearance and upkeep of Davis Center facilities and inventory. These student staff members help to ensure facility and guest safety. Full job description (.pdf)

TECHNICAL ASSISTANT

Technical Assistants provide expanded support for sound reinforcement, lighting, computer, and audio-visual support. These staff members set up, operate, and break down the technical equipment for each event. These students will interact directly with clients and presenters on a regular basis, requiring outstanding customer service skills. Full job description (.pdf)