On-Campus Jobs for Students 2008

Below are the openings that are currently available.  Apply directly to the department, per the instructions for each position.  Career Services does NOT participate in the hiring process.  For more information, contact the hiring departments directly.  Each department hires based on specific criteria.  You can also visit Career Services, Room 133 GUC for the hard copy listings.
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Event Coordinator  Guerrieri University Center.  The Event Coordinator will be responsible for creating events for students that will take place in the Guerrieri University Center. This position requires an ability to work closely with many different sectors of the building to construct and carry out events. The GUC Event Coordinator will be responsible for generating new and exciting ideas as well as researching and planning every detail of an event. General Duties:  Brainstorm new ideas to utilize the building’s resources.  Research for all events, create detailed outline of all events including a budget and present it to the Director in a detailed and organized fashion. Communicate orally and provide written directions for Event Assistants to explain their responsibilities.  Be present at a number of events to take notes on how to build a better event. Work with many different organizations including but not limited to; Student Organizations, Activities, and Leadership, Dining Services, Housekeeping, SU Cultural Affairs, as well as faculty and staff.  Coordinate publicity and advertisements for events.  Qualifications: Leadership experience is required. Applicants must be a full-time student enrolled at Salisbury University. Candidates need to be creative, resourceful, work well independently, have the ability to delegate tasks, and be comfortable working within a budget. Candidates must possess at least a 2.0 GPA. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:  Ability to work well with a group and independently.  Must be able to exude confidence when carrying out events.  Effective and efficient written and oral communication skills.  Skill in continuously seeking to improve the quality of the service provided.  Ability to solve problems under pressure, and make sound judgments.  Comfortable with and effective at meeting deadlines.  Superior organizational skills.  This position will begin with 40 hrs/week this summer and continue with 20 hrs/week in the fall semester. Qualified/interested candidates should send a resume and contact:  Brian Lind,  Day Manager  Guerrieri University Center btlind@salisbury.edu   (410) 543-6100

Blackwell Library has the following jobs open for the Summer term (June 2 - August 31):  Circulation Desk - checking books in and out, waiting on students, etc. - Monday - Thursday 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.  Government Documents - checking in and shelving federal and state government documents - Monday - Friday - 5 - 10 hours / week.  Reference Desk - waiting on students at the reference desk, refilling paper in printers, etc. - 20 hours / week.  Shelving - re-shelving books that have been returned - 5 hours per week.  Pay is $6.55 / hour.  Please have students come to the circulation desk of the library to fill out an application.

Student Position: Learning Assistants.  Number of Openings: 2.  Description: Teaching & Learning Resources is seeking student learning assistants to provide support to faculty developing projects within the Verizon Studio. Applicant should be computer literate and have a broad knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint as well as FrontPage or HTML web page design. Applicants with experience with MyClasses, Microsoft Access, Adobe Photoshop, and video rendering/editing software or other appropriate software will receive higher preference. Dependability, ability to work with faculty and motivation to learn new applications are absolute necessities. The successful candidate must be a self-starter who is a “people-person.” He/she will be responsible for the security of the Verizon Studio when on duty. This is a very flexible, 10-15 hour/week position with a salary of $9.00/hour and the possibility of employment extending through the summer.  Applications should be submitted by May 2, 2008 - Interviews will be scheduled the week of May 5-9, 2008. For a downloadable application please visit http://www.salisbury.edu/library/tlr/stud_position.htm  Please submit applications and questions to: Robin Hoffman rjhoffman@salisbury.edu  Teaching & Learning Resources. Blackwell Library, room 010.

SU Bookstore – Student Positions.  Assist in unloading, receiving and stocking freight for the Bookstore. Seeking dependable, hard-working and organized workers who can follow directions. Lifting and carrying involved. Application date: through May 16. Position dates: July 7 through September 12. $6.50 per hour. Contact glwood@salisbury.edu  or complete an application in the Bookstore.

SUMMER CONFERENCE ASSISTANT - Summer Position available from May 27 – August 15, 2008  Position responsibilities include working with summer camp & conference directors and guests to assist in coordinating campus facilities and services required for their programs. This person also communicates with University Campus staff, i.e. Dining Services, Housing, Custodial Services, IT, Technical Services, University Park, etc. on a regular basis to ensure that all such facilities and services are available when needed. This position requires a person that is efficient in time management; multi-tasking, works well with people, and can work independently. Knowledge of University campus operations, facilities and services is preferred. Some evening and week end duty is required.  Interested candidates should contact Iva Riggin in the Facilities Reservations / Conference Planning Office located in the Commons Dining Hall, Room 200, or call 410 543-6172.

Housing Student Assistant-Salisbury University Residence Life-Phone Number: 410-548-3343.  The Housing Student Assistant is to assist in daily activities of the Office of Housing and Residence Life, with primary responsibilities being in summer operations. The job will require some of the follow physical labor: installation of residence hall furniture and organization of storage spaces. Pay: $7.00. How To Apply: If interested please stop by the Housing and Residence Life Office in CP1A to fill out an application and schedule an interview. -Posted 4-2-08

The Office of the President and Provost (FALL SEMESTER) is searching for a student to fill a part-time position, starting September 2, 2008. The student worker should possess the following: Dependability a must. Ability to complete work thoroughly, accurately, neatly and according to specifications with minimal errors. Excellent customer service skills, and be able to effectively communicate with faculty, staff, alumni, employers, and clients, both on the phone and in person. Good computer skills (Word, Groupwise and Excel) preferred. A professional and cheerful attitude, be responsible for assigned projects, be team-oriented, have the ability to prioritize, multi-task and work independently. Prefer availability for year round employment. Must be willing to alternate shifts with other workers during winter and summer break periods. Preference will be given to students who can work summers. General job duties include, but are not limited to, answering multi-line phones, handling client requests, running errands, stock office supplies, prepare work orders, faxing, filing and support staff with projects. Salary is $7.00 per hour to begin. We welcome your interest in growing with us and joining our team. If interested, please provide a resume and cover letter to The Office of the President and Provost, Room 238, Holloway Hall – Attention: Susan McCormick.

Graduate Assistant The Financial Aid Office at Salisbury University is seeking a graduate student assistant for the 2008-2009 academic year with a start date in August 2008 (FALL 2008). The graduate assistant will be responsible for performing data entry and analysis as well as updating and reconciling loan, grant and scholarship disbursements. This position is also expected to provide office and customer support and will be assigned special projects as the need arises. The assistantship requires a high level of professionalism as well as confidentiality and the student is expected to work 20 hours per week. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word is required and a background in accounting is preferred.  This position will be awarded for one academic year and offers a stipend and tuition remission for up to 18 credit hours per academic year. Enrollment in a Master’s degree program is required for this graduate student position and students must be registered for a course load of at least 6-9 masters’ level credits per semester. Applicants should apply by submitting a cover letter, resume and a list of three references to the Financial Aid Office, Holloway Hall room 213, attention Juliet Murawski.

SPORTS INFORMATION GRADUATE ASSISTANT  SALISBURY UNIVERSITY (Md.)  Salisbury University’s Sports Information Office is seeking a highly motivated and energetic graduate assistant for the 2008-09 academic year. Applicants for the position must be accepted into a SU graduate program and have a bachelor's degree in either journalism, communications or sport management and/or have related experience in athletic media relations. A proven background in writing, meeting deadlines and strong communication skills are a must. The successful candidate will assist in the coverage of the Sea Gulls’ 21 varsity sports with specific sport responsibilities assigned upon hiring. Other responsibilities include, but are not limited to, game-day operations and management, statistics, athletic publications, Web site maintenance, media relations and press release writing, and assisting in the overseeing and development of student assistants working in the office The successful candidate will have graduate school tuition paid for and will receive a bi-weekly stipend. This position may be renewable for a second year.  Salisbury University is a NCAA Division III institution located on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, 30 minutes from Ocean City. SU is a proud member of the Capital Athletic Conference and the Atlantic Central Football Conference. Salisbury University has a strong institutional commitment to diversity and is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action employer, providing equal employment and educational opportunities to all those qualified, without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, disability, or sexual orientation.  If interested please send a resume, cover letter, writing samples and three references to: Sam Atkinson, Salisbury University. 1101 Camden Ave.  UP-119 (Sports Information). Salisbury, Md. 21801. E-mail: sportsinfo@salisbury.edu Phone: 410.543.6016

Dispatcher-Immediate openings and summer employment.  University Police.  Job Description: answers emergency telephones for University Police and dispatches calls to officers by two-way radio. Monitor closed-circuit TV cameras and fire alarm & burglar alarm systems. Hours Needed: Dispatchers provide 24-hour coverage. Must be able to work nights and weekends; various shifts available. Interested applicants must be able to start immediately and work through the summer months.  $7.50/hour .  Application Procedure:  Applications available at University Police.  Contact Person: Jack Bunting, Ext. 36222

Graduate Assistant for Greek Life & Leadership. Reporting to the Student Life Coordinator, the GA for Greek Life will assist with the overall operations of the Greek Life Program serving approximately 400 initiated and new members in 6 fraternities and 5 sororities. The GA will support the advising, leadership development, programming and recruitment efforts of the IFC, Panhellenic Council, Order of Omega, Greek Steering Committee and Greek Week Committee. The GA will serve as advisor to the National Society for Leadership & Success and collaborate with Residence Life on activities for the living learning community “Lead Scholars”. The GA will develop and facilitate leadership programs such as the Leadership Lecture Series, Regional Conference, Leadership Retreat and Leadership Workshop Series. The GA will participate in all designated OSAO&L team projects, including weekly staff meetings, service events, concerts, etc. The GA will hold regular office hours during the day and be available for select nighttime and weekend events as assigned.  Application Procedure: Interested applicants should send a cover letter, resume and contact information for 3 references to: Dr. Heather Holmes, OSAO&L Director. Guerreiri University Center 125. Salisbury University 1101 Camden Avenue. Salisbury, MD 21801. (410)543-6125. hwholmes@salisbury.edu  Website: http://www.salisbury.edu/SAOL/ 

Graduate Assistant for Student Activities & Programming,  Reporting to the Director of Student Activities, Organizations and Leadership, the GA for Student Activities & Programming will assist with the overall operations of the OSAO&L, including oversight of 100 registered student clubs and organizations. The GA will assist in the development and facilitation of event planning and leadership development activities sponsored by the OSAO&L. The GA will serve as the advisor to the student programming board (SOAP) and co-advisor to the Student Government Association. The GA will coordinate Welcome Week activities and supervise undergraduate chair persons. The GA will participate in all OSAO&L team projects including weekly meetings, concerts, service events, etc. The GA will hold regular office hours during the day and be available for select night and weekend events as assigned. Application Procedure: Interested applicants should send a cover letter, resume and contact information for 3 references to: Dr. Heather Holmes, OSAO&L Director. Guerreiri University Center 125. Salisbury University 1101 Camden Avenue. Salisbury, MD 21801. (410)543-6125. hwholmes@salisbury.edu  Website: http://www.salisbury.edu/SAOL/ 

Healthy U of Delmarva Graduate Assistantship. Division of University Advancement, Salisbury University. University Advancement is seeking graduate student applicants for an assistantship starting the Fall 2008 semester to serve as the Healthy U of Delmarva Graduate Assistant. Based on performance, this opportunity is renewable for a maximum two-year term. To learn more about Healthy U of Delmarva visit www.healthyudelmarva.org.  If you have additional questions, please contact Amy Waters at ahwaters@salisbury.edu  or 410-677-5416. Eligibility.  Enrollment in a Master’s program at Salisbury University. GPA of 3.0 or better. Registered for a course load of 6-9 credits per semester. Responsibilities: Work approximately 20 hours per week for University Advancement as the Healthy U of Delmarva Graduate Assistant to involve but not limited to the following:  Recruit individual and group memberships. Manage day-to-day office requests. Coordinate new health initiatives with University Advancement. Promote Healthy U programs on campus and in the community. Collect and maintain data of members and programs. Update website calendar of activities. Participate in monthly meets with local non-profits.  Benefits:  A stipend of $2,500 per semester paid in bi-weekly installments. Tuition remission for 6-9 credits toward Master’s degree requirements. Practical experience that is valuable for future profession. Regional networking with local non-profits and businesses.

Guerrieri University Center Information Desk Attendant. Operate various equipment (cash register, fax machine, laminator, copier, computer, telephone and safe), sale of tickets for student activities and related events, sale of all retail and sundry items, distribute campus and community information to students, staff, faculty and visitors, distribute magazines and newspapers, direct traffic to various meeting rooms and areas in the University Center, pass along comments and requests of patrons, offer suggestions for improvement, and other such duties as may be assigned from time to time. Basic Qualifications: Positive mental attitude, ability to handle responsibility, ability to show initiative, good communication skills, ability to work with all types of people, ability to answer questions courteously and concisely and to dispense information effectively.  Skills: Ability to handle money accurately and use a cash register, ability to use (or agree to use) a fax machine, copier, laminator, telephone and computer.  Physical: Clean appearance, wears the information desk shirt while on duty. Academic: Must be a Salisbury University student and possess a 2.0 GPA or higher. Desirable Qualifications: Leadership qualities, computer skills include Microsoft Word and similar applications, and desire to assume responsibility for on the job projects. Job Requirements: Work 5-15 hours per week depending on class schedule, work weekends, ability to work nights as needed, ability to work on Parents Weekend and other special events as needed, agree to come back to work on the day the dorms open (usually two days before classes begin) and work until the dorms close- this includes holidays and end of the semester, and work after your graduation.  Agree to carry out the policies and procedures of the University Center and Salisbury University.  Salary: $7.00 per hour. Hours: 5-15 per week. Send resume and schedule of classes to ks1643@salisbury.edu

University Writing Center.  University Writing Center Consultant.  Application Procedure: We are now accepting applications. Successful candidates would enroll in a Spring 2008 training course and begin working at the Writing Center in Fall 2008. Visit the Writing Center to get an application, or print one from our website, www.salisbury.edu/uwc  under “Join Our Staff.” The Writing Center director will screen applications and offer interviews to selected job candidates.  Rate of Pay: $8 per hour. Part-time.  The number of students who work as peer consultants during any one semester varies depending upon funding, the needs of the Center, and the number of peer consultants available. The number of hours any one student works is negotiated each semester; the normal work load is 6-12 hours per week. Students are paid by the hour for their work in the Center and for any staff development meetings held at the Center.  Position Description: Consultants will work one-on-one with student writers, providing relevant feedback about the student’s text and facilitating the student’s growth as a writer. Requirements: Consultants must possess strong writing and interpersonal skills. They will need to be attentive listeners who can work collaboratively with others and can develop rapport quickly with student writers. This position requires flexibility and versatility, since clients who visit the Center have a wide range of writing abilities, learning styles, and personality traits. Applicants must have successfully completed at least one writing-intensive course at Salisbury University. Students from all majors are welcome to apply. Those who are hired as consultants must complete required training and all related training assignments.  If you are offered the job as writing consultant, you must register for a three-credit training class (ENGL 494), which you must complete to the satisfaction of the University Writing Center director before you start tutoring in the center.  For more information, contact: Nicole Munday, Director, University Writing Center, nmmunday@salisbury.edu  or 410-677-3154

Catering Assistants University Catering Dept. is looking to fill positions.  Flexible work schedule, friendly professional atmosphere and a great group of people to work with. Schedules vary through out the semester.  If interested contact Justin Bernstein at ext. 85750, or stop by the catering office on the second floor of the Commons. Join Catering Services and have fun while you work.  Application at  http://www.salisbury.edu/dining/pdf%20files/Application.pdf

Student Painters  Housing Paint Crew  May 17 - August 29, 2008
40 Hours Per Week (Some Overtime)  7:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M.
Starting Pay $ 6.50 Hr.  Contact: Bob Maddux At 410-548-5992
 

FALL 2008

Receptionist  University Writing Center (GUC 206)   Scheduling students for appointments, greeting and assisting fellow students, faculty, and staff, answering the phone professionally, loading paper in printers, changing toner, some filing. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel necessary   Hours Needed: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday, 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.; some evening hours may be possible.  Salary: $6.75 an hour   Application Procedure: Fill out an application, which can be found in the writing center, and bring it to the University Writing Center (GUC 206). Contact Person: Dr. Nicole Munday, Director, University Writing Center, 410-543-6332 or nmmunday@salisbury.edu

The Office of the President and Provost (FALL SEMESTER) is searching for a student to fill a part-time position, starting September 2, 2008. The student worker should possess the following: Dependability a must. Ability to complete work thoroughly, accurately, neatly and according to specifications with minimal errors.
Excellent customer service skills, and be able to effectively communicate with faculty, staff, alumni, employers, and clients, both on the phone and in person. Good computer skills (Word, Groupwise and Excel) preferred. A professional and cheerful attitude, be responsible for assigned projects, be team-oriented, have the ability to prioritize, multi-task and work independently. Prefer availability for year round employment. Must be willing to alternate shifts with other workers during winter and summer break periods. Preference will be given to students who can work summers.General job duties include, but are not limited to, answering multi-line phones, handling client requests, running errands, stock office supplies, prepare work orders, faxing, filing and support staff with projects. Salary is $7.00 per hour to begin. We welcome your interest in growing with us and joining our team. If interested, please provide a resume and cover letter to The Office of the President and Provost, Room 238, Holloway Hall – Attention: Susan McCormick.

Graduate Assistant The Financial Aid Office at Salisbury University is seeking a graduate student assistant for the 2008-2009 academic year with a start date in August 2008. The graduate assistant will be responsible for performing data entry and analysis as well as updating and reconciling loan, grant and scholarship disbursements. This position is also expected to provide office and customer support and will be assigned special projects as the need arises. The assistantship requires a high level of professionalism as well as confidentiality and the student is expected to work 20 hours per week. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word is required and a background in accounting is preferred.  This position will be awarded for one academic year and offers a stipend and tuition remission for up to 18 credit hours per academic year. Enrollment in a Master’s degree program is required for this graduate student position and students must be registered for a course load of at least 6-9 masters’ level credits per semester. Applicants should apply by submitting a cover letter, resume and a list of three references to the Financial Aid Office, Holloway Hall room 213, attention Juliet Murawski.

Computer Lab Monitors Want a Part-Time Job in Computers?  The department of Information Technology  wants YOU!  We are currently hiring for the Fall 2008 semester.   Work begins August 28, 2008  Just fill out the job application at the link below. Applications accepted April 23rd - May 7th.  Interviews will be held during finals. http://www.salisbury.edu/helpdesk/Forms/Application_pub_0001.pdf

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