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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Warehouse Help Support Services   STARTING PAY      $ 7.00  PER HOUR,   HOURS AVAILABLE: Flexible during major semesters   Hours of Operation: 7 am to 4:30 pm (Summer)  7 am to 5 pm - rest of year   YEAR ROUND WORK AVAILABLE SUMMER & BONUS, AVAILABLE FULL-TIME (SUMMER / WINTER SEMESTER)   NUMBER OF POSITIONS 2 (Preferably For Freshman or Sophomore)  DRIVER’S LICENSE REQUIRED   JOB DESCRIPTION: Moving SU property on and off campus along with package deliveries with other duties assigned by Receiving Mgr.   Must be able to lift 50 lbs.   FOR INTERVIEWS – CALL FRANK (SUPPORT SERVICES) AT (410)546-6014.

Student Research Assistantship  Faculty members in economics and geography are currently looking for two highly motivated and dependable students to assist with research activities as part of a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant. The research assistant position is available
for fall 2008, spring 2009 and a portion of summer 2009 with the possibility of  continuance in fall 2009 semester. Position responsibilities include assistance with
literature reviews, managing and analyzing spatial data, and preparing maps and graphics for fieldwork. In addition, one student will be trained to use global positioning
systems (GPS) and geographic information systems (GIS) for summer 2009 spatial data collection. A second student will be primarily responsible for data organization and
analysis. The students will be expected to assist with four to five weeks of fieldwork in the Brazilian Amazon in the summer of 2009. Fieldwork will include database entry,
spatial data collection and other tasks. The Ouro Preto do Oeste, Rondônia region of the Amazon is a poor, tropical agricultural area that has few amenities. Travel is
difficult and students must be vaccinated for tropical diseases prior to summer travel.   Interested students should enjoy travel, fieldwork in challenging situations, and exhibit positive and flexible attitudes. Portuguese and/or Spanish language skills are advantageous. Students in geography and economics with experience with data analysis, GPS or data entry will be given first priority; however, students in any field exhibiting competency in research will be considered. Preference will be given to students interested in attending graduate school and/or considering research as a career. Students are not expected to have extensive research experience, as the position is designed to be a learning experience. If interested, please submit an application by 5 p.m. Monday, September 8, to the following e-mail addresses: jlcaviglia-harris@salisbury.edu and dwharris@salisbury.edu. Include your name, year and major and an essay answering the following questions:   1) Why are you interested in the position? How will this experience benefit your major,
education, and/or career goals?;   2) Why do you think that you would be appropriate for the position?;
3) The fieldwork is expected to be difficult. Why do you think that you would be  prepared for such an intensive experience?    Cover letters may be addressed to Dr. Jill Caviglia-Harris (economics) and/or Prof. Daniel Harris (geography).

Van Driver needed for one day only, Oct. 1, 2008.
Must be currently certified to drive university vehicles. Need someone from approximately 9 until 12:30 on Wednesday, Oct 1st. Will be responsible for driving a van from Guerrier University Center to Asbury Parking Lot, picking up Job Fair Participants.   Pay is a flat rate plus lunch at the Commons.  If interested please email Gloria at
GWHorner@salisbury.edu  Or stop by Career Services, GUC 133 and ask for Gloria

Assistant for MHEC Math ITQ Grant  A Salisbury University student assistant is needed to assist with implementation of the MHEC Math ITQ Grant which is a partnership between Salisbury University and the Somerset and Worcester County Public School Systems.
The successful applicant will help the project director in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science with supporting paper work and serve as a liaison between the project director and the University Research Services Office, where much of the paper work is processed.
In addition, the successful applicant will assist the project evaluator with data entry and project reporting functions, including assisting in the writing and editing of reports.
The successful applicant should have good communications skills, both oral and written, be detail oriented, and be proficient with Microsoft Word.
Previous experience with Excel, Minitab, or SPSS are also desirable.   The pay is $10 per hour and an average of 10 hours per week is expected, although hours will vary throughout the year.   Applicants should send a resume, brief statement of interest and qualifications for the job, and names of three references to Michael Bardzell in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science. Please ensure all materials are included to receive full consideration for the position.   Position is open until filled.

Catering is currently looking for a Banquet Captain. The position is very flexible and can work around school schedules as it is a predominantly nighttime and weekend job. The position pays $10 per hour and every semester that is served the pay increases 25 cents. The position requires: 1 year of front of house restaurant, banquet or other hospitality environment. 2 years experience preferred. Weekend and night availability.  At least 3 weekends a month minimum. Salisbury University Student. Duties include: Delivering goods and services as dictated by work order. Open or close operations independently. Lead staff through events. Training new employees. Evaluating events and employees. Set up and break down of catered events all over campus. Motivate staff to help complete tasks. If interested in the position or you have more questions contact Justin Bernstein 410 548 5750 or jmbernstein@salisbury.edu 

Traffic Control Monitors University Police   Pay Per Hour: $6.60   Job Location: In SU parking lots   Hours Per Week: 4 to 16   Job Description: Control traffic into parking lots by checking parking passes on vehicles. Issues temporary parking passes to visitors. This job requires being outside in all types of weather.    How To Apply: Pickup a application from University Police Dispatch which is located in the Old University Police Building (In front of Maggs Gym).

Officials for both flag football and soccer for Fall 2008. The hours will vary but will be Monday through Thursday between 6:00-11:00 pm. The rate of pay will be $6.55 per hour with a maximum of 10 hours per week. Prefer people with previous officiating experience or playing experience. Anyone interested should contact Wayne Gorrow at the Intramural office, Maggs 146B.

Equipment Checkout Person -This applicant will be check out/in equipment that student will need for the class assignments. -This entrant can be from any discipline background. They must be trustworthy and dependable.  -Skills: computer skills, be able to lift at least 50 lbs -Status: Sophomore, Junior, Senior -Hours: 9:00 a.m. to Midnight -Pay: $8.00/hour.  TO APPLY CONTACT: Cynthia Cornish, Manager, Media Services, TE 301E. (410)543-630. cccornish@salisbury.edu. You must have a resume and class schedule in order to apply for this position.

Night Monitor in Editing Area. -This applicant will be helping students understand the editing equipment. There is not teaching or doing the students’ work position. They must dependable and trustworthy.  Skills: Knowledge of Avid and or Final Cut Pro nonlinear edit systems -The student should have taken Electronic Field Production.  Hours: 5:00 p.m. – Midnight. Pay: $8.00 /hour-TO APPLY CONTACT: Cynthia Cornish, Manager, Media Services, TE 301E. (410)543-6301. cccornish@salisbury.edu  You must have a resume and class schedule in order to apply for this position.

Night Lab Monitor. -This applicant will watch over the Multimedia Lab or the Photographic Lab. Skills: Some knowledge of computers. -Status: Sophomore, Junior, Senior -Hours: 5:00 p.m. to Midnight -Pay: $7.00/hour. TO APPLY CONTACT: Cynthia Cornish, Manager, Media Services, TE 301E. (410)543-630. cccornish@salisbury.edu  You must have a resume and class schedule in order to apply for this position.

Distant Learning Technician Facilitator. -This applicant will help the professor of the class with the operation of the equipment. This person will aid them when they need to operate different pieces of equipment. This person must be very dependable and very attentive with what is going on in class.  Status: Junior or Senior. -Pay: $10. -TO APPLY CONTACT: Cynthia Cornish, Manager, Media Services, TE 301E. (410)543-6301. cccornish@salisbury.edu  You must have a resume and class schedule in order to apply for this position.

Building Manager. The Guerrieri University Center is seeking qualified applicants for a Building Manager for evening hours. Building Managers are responsible for the over site of the Guerrieri University Center from 4:30pm – 12:00am Monday – Friday and 8:00am – 12:00am Saturday and 12:00pm – 12:00am on Sundays. Candidates should be available to work 15 – 20 hours a week. Starting pay for this position is $8.00/hr. Building Managers report directly to the Guerrieri University Center Facilities Coordinator and support the Facilities Coordinator with the day-to-day operations of the building after normal business hours. Building Managers are to supervise the building during the evening and on weekends and ensure that all GUC policies and procedures are enforced and that the mission of the University Center and Salisbury University are observed. Additionally Building Managers are required to ensure that all meeting rooms are set up properly for reservations after 5:00pm, on weekends, and that the set ups are completed for the following morning. Occasionally Building Managers will be given special assignments and tasks by the Facilities Coordinator. In the absence of the Facilities Coordinator and Desk Services Coordinator the Building Manager is responsible for supervision of the Information Desk and Attendants and provide direction to the housekeeping staff. Qualifications:- Full time Salisbury University Student - Minimum 2.5 GPA  - Leadership experience - Excellent Customer Service and Interpersonal Skills - Responsible.  Prior event planning and facilities experience a plus!  Email resume AND cover letter to btlind@salisbury.edu.  Brian Lind, Facilities Coordinator. Guerrieri University Center. (410) 543-6100. 

Student Assistant- Commons Dining Hall; The Commons is hiring for the fall semester for the position of student assistant in the marketplace food court. Come earn money in a fun work atmosphere!! The Commons offers 20 hours per week with a starting pay of $7.00per hour. Applicants can enjoy flexible hours and must be able to work every other weekend. Applications can be obtained at the Commons cashier station during regular business hours or at: www.salisbury.edu/dining/employment.htm#application. The job includes but is not limited to food handling, customer service and sanitation. It’s not the most glorious work in the world, but it is easy work. You will clean, you will take out trash, and it will feel like a job. But you will be with a team of other students sharing in the responsibility, so you might make some friends and have a little fun in the process. Completed applications can be 1.) turned into the commons cashier station, 2.) sent in the mail to: George Oakley, The Commons, Salisbury University, 1101 Camden Ave, Salisbury, MD, 21801, 3.) faxed to 410-543-6164, Attn: George Oakley, or 4.) attached in an email and sent to gwoakley@salisbury.edu  Questions????? Call 410-548-5598 and ask for George Oakley or a student manager.

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

Classroom Technology Services  Attention: freshmen or sophomore students Classroom Technology Services is currently accepting applications for employment  for the Fall semester. Our department supports technology in the classrooms. You must have a good working knowledge of computers. This position requires someone who can conduct themselves in a professional manner and be extremely dependable. You must be able to work in a fast paced environment and in all weather conditions. You must be able to lift a minimum of 50lbs and work on ladders. For more information and/or to receive an application contact via email: Lucy Hearn Manager, Classroom Technology Services lhhearn@salisbury.edu 

Graduate Assistant Jobs: 

Graduate Assistant - TETC Resource Center   Staff the front desk to ensure security of materials and to check out materials Engage in training about:  Procedures, Policies, Inputting information in the computer, Check out materials that are able to leave the room,In-put book information in the computer, Put labels on book spines and write on them, Keep order, Shelving books, Help patrons Locating materials, Answering questions, Keeping an eye on materials leaving the room.  20 hours per week  9 grad hours credit, $2500 per semester   Send resume and cover letter sent to Debra Clark in TETC 354C.  Deadline for apps is 9/17

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