Staff Assistant - Office of Graduate Student Affairs
Department:
Office of Graduate Student Affairs
Student Employment Type:
Federal Work-Study
Responsibilities:
Support the Office of Graduate Student Affairs with the development and implementation of programming and events that support and provide opportunities for all enrolled graduate students, both online and on-ground.
Serve as an advisor to the Graduate Student Advisory Board providing guidance and support to the representatives. Meet with members of the advisory board on a bi-weekly basis.
Serve as a chaperone for off campus trips if necessary.
Event support during all major GSA events such as (but not limited to) Holiday Dinner, Oktoberfest, Grad Appreciation Week, and welcome back socials.
Develop, execute, and assess professional development opportunities in collaboration with other GSA graduate assistants.
Organize, prepare, and execute health and wellness related events for the North Haven and Mount Carmel Campus.
These can include active and passive programming for both the on-ground and virtual student population.
Communicate with HHC partners and facilities to reserve campus space for Wellness related events and activities.
Designing engaging content for print and social media
Collaborate content ideas and work closely with other Graduate Assistants and/or staff.
Manage Deadlines and complete projects ahead of schedule.
Assist with day-to-day operations, including table and equipment reservations, booking rooms, and lockers.
Other duties as assigned.
Administration
Assume role and responsibilities as a para-professional staff member of the Office of Graduate Student Affairs.
Assist with graduate open houses, graduate orientation, and other events.
Meet with supervisor regularly.
Serve on departmental committees as assigned.
Uphold University policies and procedures as outlined in the Graduate Student Handbook.
Assume other responsibilities as assigned.
Qualifications:
A Bachelor’s degree in a related field is required. Enrolled as a graduate student at an accredited institution and in good standing.
Excellent communication skills – both written and verbal.
Ability to maintain confidentiality when required.
Ability to work autonomously with limited supervision.
Ability to interact with individuals from a variety of backgrounds and to exhibit a positive, helpful attitude.
Ability to work and maintain focus during “downtimes” as well as in a high-volume, high-energy environment.
Hours of Position:
15 hrs per week
Required Documents for Application:
Application
Resume
Instructions to Applicants:
Click Apply at the top of the page. Complete the required application.
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