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PEAK - Assistant Supervisor - Healthy Hearth Oklahoma City, Norman
Healthy Hearth is hiring a Food Service Supervisor to lead daily food prep, service, and facility operations. You’ll coordinate food preparation, manage inventory, uphold safety standards, assist with menu planning, and oversee cash handling. You’ll also support customers, resolve routine issues, maintain records, and help open or close the facility. If you’re dependable, organized, and ready to lead in a fast‑paced environment, this role offers a great opportunity to make an impact.
Learning + Engagement Assistant – Student Worker (Summer) Norman
Spark curiosity and encourage exploration! As a Learning and Engagement Student Assistant, you will help design community programs, facilitate tours, assist at the front desk, and bring the museum to life for all visitors. Join our team to inspire lifelong learning and make every experience at the museum memorable and welcoming. The Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art is looking for an ambitious student to assist our Learning + Engagement department. The selected candidate will report directly to the Community Engagement Coordinator and provide crucial support to the success of the museum’s strategic plan by supporting initiatives of the Learning + Engagement team. The Learning + Engagement Assistant will coordinate both university and public tours of the museum’s galleries and exhibitions as well as assisting the Community Engagement Coordinator as needed in a wide range of facilitated experiences both on and off campus. This role will support all members of the Learning and Engagement department by assisting with the development and implementation of collaborative, engaging and innovative event-based public programs that are engaging and meaningful for all audiences.
Research Coordinator - HPRC Oklahoma City
OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center is Oklahoma’s only National Cancer Institute (NCI)-Designated Cancer Center, and one of only 73 NCI-Designated Cancer Centers in the United States. This highly competitive accreditation ensures that our patients receive the highest standard of care and have access to the most advanced cancer treatment options. At the Stephenson Cancer Center, we have an exciting new opportunity that could be the perfect next step in your career! We’re looking for a motivated Research Coordinator for the Health Promotion Research Center to support innovative projects that drive our mission forward. Learn more about the Health Promotion Research Center here. In this role, you’ll play a hands on part in advancing research by planning, designing, conducting, and analyzing scientific experiments — all while working in a collaborative, fast paced environment. You’ll apply your knowledge of research procedures to keep studies running smoothly, ensure accuracy, and help generate meaningful results. This is a NOT A BIOMEDICAL POSITION, making it an ideal fit for candidates who love research, problem solving, and scientific process but prefer not to work in a clinical or biological lab setting. If you’re detail oriented, curious, and excited to contribute to impactful research at one of the nation’s leading cancer centers, we’d love to meet you.
ICD Student Teacher Aide (Fall) Norman
OU’s Institute of Child Development (ICD) Laboratory Preschool is looking for part-time teacher aides. The responsibilities for this position include assisting in the classroom where needed; engaging in highquality interaction with children and families; promoting children’s learning and development; supporting the needs of children, families, and other staff at the ICD; helping to maintain classroom ratio; assisting in providing a calm and positive learning environment for children, providing office assistance; aiding with daily school operations (e.g., assisting with food preparation; giving teachers breaks, setting up classroom learning environments, doing laundry, cleaning, etc.). The hours may vary, but will likely be either a morning shift (8:30am - 12:30pm) or an afternoon shift (1:00pm - 5:00pm) Monday through Friday. This position will be for the Spring OU academic calendar. Must pass a comprehensive post-offer, pre-employment criminal and fingerprint background check, and a continued successful status will be verified by periodic future background checks.
Security Officer (Unarmed) Oklahoma City
The mission of the University of Oklahoma is to provide the best possible educational experience for our students through excellence in teaching, research and creative activity and service to the state and society.” The OU Health Sciences City Campus Police department is looking for individuals to serve the university and its mission as Security Officers. As an unarmed, non-commissioned public servant, you will perform security assignments, enforce university policy, and other tasks that, ultimately, safeguard our students, faculty, and staff. What’s in it for you: On top of a rewarding career and your salary, you will also be entitled to: - Generous Paid Time Off (PTO): When we say generous, we mean it. You will receive 16 – 22 hours of PTO per month. Enjoy ample vacation days and holidays to recharge and spend quality time with loved ones. - Comprehensive Insurance Plans: Your well-being matters to us. Benefit from health, dental, and vision coverage, ensuring peace of mind for you and your family. - Retirement Planning: Secure your financial future. Our retirement plans empower you to build savings and prepare for retirement with confidence. - For more information about OU’s benefits, click here.
Student Housekeeper (Fall) Norman
Performs routine cleaning in offices and public access areas within OU Residential communities. Tasks are precisely defined. Saturday and Sunday, 7:30 am - 4 pm, are required shifts, with additional shifts available if preferred during weekdays. Job Duties: Mops, sweeps, waxes, and polishes floors Cleans and dusts furniture, equipment, etc. May locks and unlock offices, classrooms, and conference areas Contacts with others are of a routine nature Collects and disposes of wastepaper and refuse Vacuums carpeted areas where applicable Maintains lavatories and rest rooms in a sanitary condition Performs related duties as assigned
Community Assistant/Office Assistant - Residence Life (Fall) Norman
Community Assistants and Office Assistants: The Community Assistant (CA) position is an hourly student role that primarily supports the front desk operations in residence hall lobbies and Traditions apartment clubhouses. Community Assistants serve as a key point of contact for residents and guests, providing excellent customer service and helping maintain a safe, welcoming, and well-organized community space. This position typically includes evening and weekend shifts, with schedules ranging between 10–20 hours per week. Community Assistants report directly to the Residence Life Operations Coordinator. Office Assistants: This position helps maintain an organized and welcoming office environment while supporting the Residence Life staff with day-to-day administrative and operational needs. This position’s hours are typically Monday–Friday, between 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. Schedule is approximately 20 hours/week. These staff members work in the residence halls or Traditions apartments, reporting directly to the applicable area's Residence Life Team and the Residence Life Operations Coordinator.
*Research Technician Oklahoma City
The Department of Pediatrics, Section of Developmental Pediatrics, is seeking a Research Technician to support a growing portfolio of clinical and community-based research focused on improving outcomes for children and adolescents with developmental and behavioral conditions. The Section conducts multidisciplinary research studies involving patient populations, families, healthcare providers, schools, and community partners, with projects supported through federal, state, and foundation funding.
Campus Police Officer Oklahoma City
Looking for a career where your work truly matters? Join the Health Campus police team and help protect people, property, and campus life. Police Officers enforce laws and university policies, patrol on foot or by vehicle, respond to emergencies, investigate crimes and traffic incidents, and provide security for events. Duties include report writing, evidence collection, serving warrants, testifying in court, traffic and parking enforcement, building security, and assisting the campus community. Officers also serve as Campus Security Authorities (CSA), report suspicious or hazardous activity, and may perform armed courier duties. Why Join Us? We offer a supportive team environment, meaningful community engagement, steady work with a clear mission, opportunities for professional growth, paid training, comprehensive benefits, and a rewarding law enforcement career in a university setting.
IT Research Computing System Specialist (Fall) Norman
OU IT is currently hiring the position of IT Research Computing System Specialist. This position provides research computing system administration and/or other system-facing tasks. Students in this role will troubleshoot minor issues, assist in deploying and maintaining research computing systems and components, provide technical support, and communicate with various IT teams to resolve more technically advanced customer incidents and system maintenance issues. Most shifts will take place between 8am-5pm CST, Monday through Friday. Some weekend shifts may be required. For this position, required training will occur on the job as part of this position’s duties, potentially including job shadowing. Regular attendance at research computing team meetings will be required, in person and/or via videoconferencing. Due to the amount of time and effort that must be devoted to on-boarding new employees, this position is not recommended for applicants who intend to work in the role for less than two academic semesters.
Student Media Assistant - Student or Work Study (Fall) Norman
The Student Media Assistant will perform a variety of duties related to publication and online news delivery. Please express interest at http://oudaily.com/jobs before applying.
PEAK - Street Light Technician Norman
OU Facilities is seeking a skilled and motivated Street Light Technician to support the installation, maintenance, and repair of streetlight systems across the University of Oklahoma campus. Through OU’s PEAK Temporary Staffing program, this role offers hands‑on electrical work, daily problem‑solving, and the chance to contribute to the safety and reliability of campus infrastructure. Working under direct supervision, you will assist with installing and inspecting streetlights, troubleshooting circuits, repairing wiring, and assembling conduit, fittings, and junction boxes. The position also supports streetlight pole setting, circuit testing, and routine maintenance tasks. You’ll use a variety of hand tools, power tools, ladders, and electrical equipment while participating in ongoing training to strengthen your technical skills. Candidates must have a High School Diploma, GED, or Trade School Certification, along with 24 months of electrical experience. Preference is given to applicants with at least six months of streetlight‑specific work. A valid Oklahoma Driver’s License (or ability to obtain one within 30 days) and a current Oklahoma electrical journeyman’s license are required. Success in this role requires strong knowledge of electrical materials, tools, and repair methods, as well as advanced understanding of electrical codes and safety practices. The ability to read schematics, blueprints, and drawings is essential, along with the ability to identify maintenance needs and communicate effectively with supervisors. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys outdoor work, values craftsmanship, and wants to support essential campus operations. Join OU Facilities and help keep the university shining—day and night.
Student Academic Data and Research Assistant (Fall) Norman
We are seeking a student academic data and research assistant to join our athletic academic department. The ideal candidate is efficient, detail-oriented, and skilled in developing and maintaining workplace relationships and confidentiality. Data and Research Assistant Skills Job Responsibilities: The following list of day-to-day job responsibilities may differ significantly depending on our department need. Provides support to ensure efficient office operations. Maintains physical and digital filing systems. Works with IT staff to ensure all computers in the computer labs are working properly Inputs and updates information in databases and spreadsheets. Prepares meeting agendas and takes meeting minutes. Uses word processing and presentation software to create and edit documents. Operates office equipment, including printers, scanners, and copy machine. Works closely with other academic staff and supports as needed. Works with sensitive information with discretion to maintain confidentiality and security and ensure compliance with privacy policies and regulations. Ensures that deadlines are met and adapts to changing priorities. Presents a positive and professional image for the department.
Student Host Producer (Fall) Norman
KGOU public radio is looking for a Student Host/Producer to help us inform our diverse audience and produce engaging stories about the people who live here. KGOU has a strong tradition of local, state, and regional news coverage with an emphasis on compelling storytelling. This is a unique opportunity to gain practical, real-world announcing, reporting, and producing experience at the University of Oklahoma’s award-winning NPR member station. KGOU seeks a talented and dedicated student with an insatiable curiosity, a keen ability to identify and communicate meaningful stories, a warm, conversational delivery and strong audio production skills. Responsibilities include writing and announcing news, audio production, posting stories for web, producing community events calendar announcements and other operational duties as needed.
Student Program Assistant (Fall) Norman
The Honors College is currently hiring one Student Program Assistant for the Webster Book Clubs to start in the Fall 2026 semester. This part-time position involves recruiting book club moderators and participants, helping with book distribution, coordinating website and Canvas updates, assisting with social media reminders and announcements, collecting program feedback, and other duties as assigned.
Student Office Assistant (Fall) Norman
Office Assistants (OAs) provide front desk reception and student services at the Student Learning Center's locations, including Lissa and Cy Wagner Hall, the Cross Learning Center (Cross Village A), and various sites across campus. OA duties include: Student check-in and check-out Checking resources in and out Answering questions about SLC programs Managing phone duties and session coordination Maintaining clean, organized spaces and handling equipment setup and storage OAs are required to attend the following training sessions at the start of each semester: New Member Onboarding / Basic Training — Prior to the start of classes (scheduled based on student availability) Monthly Training Conference — Once per month on the last Friday (date TBA) OAs create a welcoming, inviting atmosphere across all center locations and online sessions. They also play an integral role in data collection, tracking every student's visit and performing accurate data entry and corrections in iAdvise.
Dental Surgical Assistant Oklahoma City
Come join us at OU College of Dentistry! The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OU HSC) is one of the nation's few academic health centers with all health-related colleges - Allied Health, Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public Health, and the Graduate College. OU HSC serves approximately 4,000 students in more than 70 undergraduate and graduate degree programs on campuses in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
(Revised) Athletics Graduate Assistants (Fall 2026) Norman
The purpose of the Athletics Graduate Assistant program is to support promising individuals who are committed to a career in intercollegiate athletics and to continuing their education at the graduate level. The graduate assistant appointments include: a full waiver of graduate tuition (student is responsible for paying associated fees), a bi-weekly stipend, health insurance coverage and other benefits provided to athletics department employees (benefits vary but may include complimentary admission to athletic events). Graduate Assistants are required to work an average of 20 hours per week during the academic year. Hours required may vary by assigned area. Duties will vary with area of assignment. This listing is a rolling listing that will stay open through Summer 2026. Hiring managers will pull applicants from the pool as positions become available. If you are a chosen candidate, you can expect a response from a hiring manager directly by July 2026. If you no longer would like to be considered for a position during this time, you can remove your application through your profile at any time. Below is a comprehensive list of each area within athletics with graduate assistant positions. However, vacancies vary by semester.
Sports Nutrition Student Assistant (Summer) Norman
Assist staff and Sports Dietitians with daily duties and on-going projects for optimal fueling of the Oklahoma Sooner student-athletes Assist in managing fueling stations, including transporting and stocking, inventory of nutritional products regularly Assist in weekly ordering of sport-specific fueling stations Train other interns on the guidelines, protocols of OU Sports Nutrition Create educational handouts and additional signage as deemed necessary by Sports Dietitians Facilitate in the preparation and delivery of nutritional supplements, food, and fueling station food items for student athletes Sport assignments or game day operations as needed Other duties as assigned by staff Sports Dietitians Seeking students who can commit to 20 hours per week for a full year. Minimum of a yearlong position**
Peer Learning Assistant – Physics and Math (Fall) Norman
Peer Learning Assistants (PLAs) provide academic assistance for students enrolled in a range of target courses, including introductory, upper-division, and instructor-managed sessions. PLAs are responsible for preparing for and staffing weekly small-group tutoring sessions, held in-person and/or online. In this role, PLAs help maintain attendance records, facilitate study skills consultations, and communicate with course instructors regarding course materials and session promotion. PLAs also regularly report progress to the Student Learning Center Director and the SLC Lead Team. PLAs are required to attend the following training sessions at the start of each semester: New Member Onboarding / Basic CRLA Training — Prior to the start of classes (scheduled based on student availability) CRLA Training Conference — Once per month on the last Friday (date TBA) PLAs should expect a minimum average commitment of 4 hours per week, with opportunities for additional hours. Candidates must demonstrate a welcoming and inviting attitude, a commitment to fostering an inclusive environment, and a willingness to perform other related duties as assigned.
Peer Learning Assistant - Languages & Linguistics Tutor (Fall) Norman
Peer Learning Assistants (PLAs) provide academic assistance for students enrolled in a range of target courses, including introductory, upper-division, and instructor-managed sessions. PLAs are responsible for preparing for and staffing weekly small-group tutoring sessions, held in-person and/or online. In this role, PLAs help maintain attendance records, facilitate study skills consultations, and communicate with course instructors regarding course materials and session promotion. PLAs also regularly report progress to the Student Learning Center Director and the SLC Lead Team. PLAs are required to attend the following training sessions at the start of each semester: New Member Onboarding / Basic CRLA Training — Prior to the start of classes (scheduled based on student availability) CRLA Training Conference — Once per month on the last Friday (date TBA) PLAs should expect a minimum average commitment of 4 hours per week, with opportunities for additional hours. Candidates must demonstrate a welcoming and inviting attitude, a commitment to fostering an inclusive environment, and a willingness to perform other related duties as assigned.
Supplemental Instruction Leader - Biology (Fall) Norman
A Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leader is a student who provides peer academic support for an assigned course. SI Leaders help students at the University of Oklahoma better understand course concepts through collaborative, peer-led sessions. The position typically requires a time commitment of 10 hours per week during the academic semester, with some weeks requiring additional hours for training and professional development. SI Leaders attend all class lectures, promote sessions through announcements and reminders, and communicate regularly with course instructors and the SLC Admin Team. SI Leaders display a welcoming attitude, support peer learning, and perform other related duties as assigned. Please provide the name and contact information for at least one OU faculty or staff member who can serve as a reference.
Supplemental Instruction Leader CHEM (Fall) Norman
A Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leader is a student who provides peer academic support for an assigned course. SI Leaders help students at the University of Oklahoma better understand course concepts through collaborative, peer-led sessions. The position typically requires a time commitment of 10 hours per week during the academic semester, with some weeks requiring additional hours for training and professional development. SI Leaders attend all class lectures, promote sessions through announcements and reminders, and communicate regularly with course instructors and the SLC Admin Team. SI Leaders display a welcoming attitude, support peer learning, and perform other related duties as assigned. Please provide the name and contact information for at least one OU faculty or staff member who can serve as a reference.
Peer Learning Assistant – Biology (Fall) Norman
Peer Learning Assistants (PLAs) provide academic assistance for students enrolled in a range of target courses, including introductory, upper-division, and instructor-managed sessions. PLAs are responsible for preparing for and staffing weekly small-group tutoring sessions, held in-person and/or online. In this role, PLAs help maintain attendance records, facilitate study skills consultations, and communicate with course instructors regarding course materials and session promotion. PLAs also regularly report progress to the Student Learning Center Director and the SLC Lead Team. PLAs are required to attend the following training sessions at the start of each semester: New Member Onboarding / Basic CRLA Training — Prior to the start of classes (scheduled based on student availability) CRLA Training Conference — Once per month on the last Friday (date TBA) PLAs should expect a minimum average commitment of 4 hours per week, with opportunities for additional hours. Candidates must demonstrate a welcoming and inviting attitude, a commitment to fostering an inclusive environment, and a willingness to perform other related duties as assigned.
Instructional Design Specialist Norman
Leads the design and development of learning content for training programs, courses and job aids to support the growth of employee competencies using various learning delivery methods.

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