Student On Campus Employment Listings for Tahlequah and Muskogee
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Work-Study Student Employment Positions
The Federal Work-Study program allows undergraduate and graduate students with financial need to work part-time on or off campus to earn money to help pay for educational expenses. The program encourages on-campus work related to your course of study and a flexible work schedule. If awarded work-study you may work up to 15 hours a week, depending on your class schedule and academic progress. Work-study earnings are at least minimum wage. To apply for work-study complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and indicate your interest in work study.
Position: Assistant to Academic Advisor - Seeking student with a positive attitude, self-motivated, and able to follow detailed instructions. Needs basic computer skills and a willingness to learn. General office tasks include: data entry, copying, filing and running campus errands. Bring application to Ronnie Grayson. Position: Clerk - Data entry, phones, filing, running errands on campus Position: Clerk - Work in accounting office. Position: Custodian - Custodian to help in cleaning classrooms, offices, and housing Position: Instruction Support Assistant - Duties are varied. Including; cheking inventory at various campus locations, updating user manuals for video conference classrooms, checking instructional equipment for functionality, assisting staff during education conferences, other duties related to Center for Teaching and Learning activities. Required skills include written and verbal communication skills, working knowlege of MS Excel spreadsheets (keying in changes), and working knowledge MS Word. Position: Math Grader- Must have already passed entry Algebra. Position: Math Grader - Not currently enrolled in zero level through intermediate level math classes. Semester: Fall 2009, Spring 2010 Campus: Tahlequah, SC Position: Math Tutor - Must have completed College Algebra. Position: Office Aide - General office duties. No Psych majors, and not taking any psych classes. |
Position: Office Aide - Looking for a self-motivated individual with a pleasant and courteous demeanor who is reliable and able to follow specific instructions. Must work well with others as well as independently. Must have computer skills. General office help including copying, filing, answering the telephone. Position: Office Assistant Position: Office Clerk- Answer phones, take messages. Must have at least intermediate computer skills, have excellent filing skills, have good communication skills, work well with others. Position: Receptionist - Help students in person and answering phones. Looking for availability Monday, Wednesday & Friday 8:00-12:00. Position: Technology Specialist Student Assistant - Individual must have a good, working knowledge of Windows OS and Office Suite, and be familiar with NSU current campus-standard computer applications. Individual must be customer oriented and self motivating. Main responsibilities will be to support the Technology Specialist in the duties of maintaining the College of Business and Technology labs and inventory, and provide customer service for the faculty and staff of the College of Business and Technology. Position: Technology Support Student Assistant - Potential candidate must have a grasp on computer/network concepts and current campus-standard computer applications. You must be customer oriented and self motivating. Main responsibility will be to support the growing software requirements of the John Vaughan Library Technology Support Department. Secondary will be to support the computer infrastructure of the Library for student patrons, faculty and staff. Working knowledge of PHP, MySql, Windows command scripts and HTML are necessary. Here is the link to my student worker charter, which details main responsibilities: |
Institutional Student Employment Positions
Institutional Employment assists undergraduate and graduate students to find part-time employment on campus. Average hours are 15 to 20 per week at minimum wage. The Office of Student Financial Services will post job opportunities and assist you in finding a part-time job on campus that will work around your class schedule. All jobs pay at least minimum wage, and you do not have to be on financial aid to apply.
Position: Experimental Psychology Lab Assistant - Grad Student in psychology or experimental psychology, since grading is part of position. 20 hrs. a week. Position: Lab Assistant - for Exp. Psyc Lab (psych 3581). A GRADUATE student is preferred Position: Lab Assistant - for Exp. Psyc Lab (psych 3581). A GRADUATE student is preferred Position: Models - $12 per hour |
Position: Student Callers - Contacting alumni and friends of NSU in a fundraising capacity. Callers will solicit gifts for NSU, provide information about the University, specific colleges or programs, and update alumni records. Callers must maintain confientiality of information. Time: 5:45-9:00pm; Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. Benefits: Professional training-develop marketable job skills and gain valuable experience in public relations, communications, fundraising and marketing. Increased knowledge of NSU. Resume builder/unique job experience. Qualifications: Dependable and motivated student with excellent telephone skills and clear speaking voice. Willing to follow instructions with a high regard for detail. Eager to convey enthusiasm for NSU in a positive and mature manner. Comfortable building a case and asking for a gift from alumni and friends of NSU. Callers are responsible for working a minimum of 6 hours per week (2 shifts), find your own replacements if you are unable to work a scheduled shift. Employees are expected to report for work on time and must work the entire shift. To apply: Submit applications to: Penny L. Moore or Carl Bell, Office of Development, 812 N. Cedar Ave., Tahlequah, OK 74464. Applications can be dropped off at the Branscum Alumni Center, corner of Cedar and Crafton Ave. Electronic applications can be downloaded from the Student Employment website at http://www.nsuok.edu/finaid/studentjobs.html and emailed to Penny L Moore at moorepl@nsuok.edu or Carl Bell at studentfoundation@nsuok.edu. Calling will begin during the first week of November. Semester: Fall 2009, Spring 2010 Position: Technology Support Student Assistant - Potential candidate must have a grasp on computer/network concepts and current campus-standard computer applications. You must be customer oriented and self motivating. Main responsibility will be to support the growing software requirements of the John Vaughan Library Technology Support Department. Secondary will be to support the computer infrastructure of the Library for student patrons, faculty and staff. Working knowledge of PHP, MySql, Windows command scripts and HTML are necessary. Here is the link to my student worker charter, which details main responsibilities:
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