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Student Employee – Student Yoga Instructor (Fall) Norman
Fitness and Recreation strives to help all student employees develop their career readiness upon graduation. Student Employees are applying academic learning by developing workforce competencies, per The National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) guidelines which are: Critical Thinking/Problem Solving Oral/Written Communications Teamwork/Collaboration Digital Technology Leadership Professionalism/Work Ethic Career Management Global/Intercultural Fluency Using a variety of teaching and motivational techniques, this position will create a positive exercise experience. This position is a professional who teaches, leads, and motivates groups through intentionally designed exercise classes. They plan effective, exercise science-based group sessions for different fitness levels. They also possess a wealth of motivational and leadership techniques that help their classes achieve fitness goals. Instructors know the human body, the science of exercise, and how to inspire, challenge, and motivate change in the lives of the people they lead. This position is for employment beginning in the Fall 2026 semester. Training will begin immediately upon hire.
Student Employee – Student Personal Trainer (Fall) Norman
Fitness and Recreation strives to help all student employees develop their career readiness upon graduation. Student Employees are applying academic learning by developing workforce competencies, per The National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) guidelines which are: Critical Thinking/Problem Solving Oral/Written Communications Teamwork/Collaboration Digital Technology Leadership Professionalism/Work Ethic Career Management Global/Intercultural Fluency Using a variety of training, teaching, and motivational techniques, this position will create a positive exercise experience. This position is a professional who leads and motivates small groups/individuals through intentionally designed, individualized training sessions. They plan effective, exercise science-based individual sessions for different fitness and experience levels. They also possess a wealth of motivational and leadership techniques that help individuals achieve fitness goals. Trainers know the human body, the science of exercise and how to inspire, challenge and motivate change in the lives of the people they lead. This position also assists with providing health education sessions to members and the OU community in-person or via Zoom. This position is for employment beginning in the Fall 2026 semester. Training will begin immediately upon hire.
Student Office Assistant (Fall 2026) Norman
The School of Library and Information Studies is looking for an engaged and creative individual to help support our academic mission. This on-campus position provides part-time support of daily operations which typically includes: serving as the first point of contact to the School welcoming visitors in-person and answering phones, assisting with design of promotional materials and social media posts, providing support to digitization of records, and other duties as assigned.
Student Office Assistant (Fall) Norman
The School of Library and Information Studies is looking for an engaged and creative individual to help support our academic mission. This on-campus position provides part-time support of daily operations which typically includes: serving as the first point of contact to the School welcoming visitors in-person and answering phones, assisting with design of promotional materials and social media posts, providing support to digitization of records, and other duties as assigned.
Payroll Specialist Senior / Payroll Specialist Oklahoma City
Are you a payroll professional who combines tech-savviness, process efficiency, and adept questioning skills? Look no further! We're seeking a dynamic Payroll Specialist to join our Payroll team at the University of Oklahoma Health Campus! What's in it for you: On top of your salary, you will also be entitled to: Generous Paid Time Off (PTO): We value work-life balance. Enjoy ample vacation days and holidays to recharge and spend quality time with loved ones. Standardized Work Week: Say goodbye to unpredictable schedules! Our consistent Monday - Friday, 40-hour work week allows you to plan ahead and maintain a healthy work-life harmony. Tuition Waivers: Invest in your future! As an OUHSC employee, you'll have access to tuition waivers for professional development and continuing education. 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. Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program: Our program supports your commitment to public service by forgiving eligible loans after a specified period. ·For more information about OU's benefits, click here.
(FWS) CCFI - Counseling Support (Fall) Norman
Work study position supporting the counseling team at The Center for Children and Families in Norman. Responsibilities Assist in administrative tasks such as uploads, filing, and organization Assist with maintaining the waitlist for clinical team as required Help expand and develop resource lists Assist with tabling events as required Participate in quality improvement activities Attend staff meetings and agency-sponsored trainings as assigned Order and stock counseling snacks while adhering to a budget and meeting inventory needs Organize, clean and res-set playroom materials Child care for counseling and parent support groups: occasional evening Adhere to child abuse reporting guidelines as required Complete other duties as assigned in support of the Clinical Program
(FWS) CCFI - Facility and Administrative Assistant (Fall) Norman
The Facility and Administrative Assistant is a federal work study position responsible for providing direct support to the Facilities Manager and overall administrative and facility related support for the Center for Children and Families Inc. Responsibilities: Assist with management of facility & respond to maintenance requests Lead annual furniture and equipment inventory project Manage maintenance of electronic & metal keys for user facility access Cover the front desk and assist visitors with various program needs Handle confidential personnel information Assist with activity/event preparation & implementation Active member of Board Lead Safety Committee Provide clerical, data entry, and technical support to the executive team Active member of C.A.R.E. Committee (Celebrate/Acknowledge/Rejuvenate/Engage) Maintain a position-specific training plan outlining professional goals
(FWS) Boys & Girls Club - Youth Development Professional (Fall) Norman
The Recruiting Specialist is responsible for building relationships with prospective students, parents, educators, school districts (public, private), organizations (e.g. home-school), professional associations and any others in need of educational opportunities.
Food Services Worker - University Catering Norman
Performs food service, sanitation and kitchen maintenance. Serves food with proper portion control and knowledge of menu items. Greet and take customer orders, remember special requests, and deliver food in a timely manner. Load, carry, and transport hot or cold food items or containers to customers, serving lines, designated floors or dining tables-safely, efficiently, and timely. Assists with special events across the University and across campuses that may include breakfast, luncheons and dinners, catering needs, student organizational special requests, and day-to-day events. Will often transport food items from production environment to other campus/community locations. Make space ready for catering function, to include setting up serving lines with all necessary display items and utensils. Aid cooks in preparing meals and plating food as requested by the chef or other supervising employee. Serve and pack warm foods to clients in an effective manner and in strict accordance to the orders of such clients. Clean pots, pans, and any other dishes in the kitchen as needed, adhering to safety and sanitation standards at all times. Assist with cleaning the restaurant and dining area by picking up trash, clearing and washing plates and dishes, and wiping down tables as needed. Ensure food, drinks, and other items are displayed professionally while maintaining food safety standards. Properly and safely measures, weighs and combines ingredients for quantity preparation of simple menu items. Adhere to food safety standards at all times, making sure that all food is free or contaminants and pathogens that might make customers sick. Provides routine information about meals, various restaurants within Housing and Food Services, and other relevant facts to customers. Leads and/or actively participates in customer service improvement initiatives and suggests new dishes, menus, and/or methods that lead to better service. Acts on and/or acknowledges any complaint. Brings any issue or concern to a supervisor or HR's attention. Follows up on requests with a sense of urgency. Maintains professional behavior and composure in difficult interpersonal situations. Communicates with co-workers and others in calm considerate manner. Always respectful and courteous. Provide efficient, friendly, and informative service following established customer service standards and departmental core purpose/core values. Take initiative during slower times to stock items, or perform other tasks assigned by the supervisor or front-end manager. Ensure exemplary guest service through all forms of banquet service, carving stations, bartending, running food during events, buffets, plated, replenishing product and supplies in compliance with event standards. Ensure that events are properly equipped and executed by transporting, pulling, setting up and breaking down, as well as returning equipment to designated storages in compliance with event standards and instructions. Perform side work by helping to provide a safe and clean work environment. Clean, organize and restock equipment/product returning from catering events. During times of scaled back service hours, or in the best interest of Food Services, an employee may be required to work a food line, work in the storeroom, cook or be a cashier, possibly in another campus unit. At any point, based on business needs, will complete other duties as assigned. ***Normally, employees on a 5-hour shift receive a free meal. Uniforms are provided at no cost, but must be maintained by the employee.***
Sr. Food Services Worker/Assistant Supervisor - University Catering Norman
Position is responsible for a wide range of tasks associated with the preparation, production and/or serving of food items and other duties related to the successful operation of a catering department. Will serve as an area lead, helping make sure other employees stay on task and will serve a more knowledgeable team player. Must have at least 12 months of previous Food Services experience. This position will prepare food following recipes and applying individual portion control standards. Properly and safely measures, weighs and combines ingredients for quantity preparation of simple menu items. Utilizes various kitchen utensils, appliances, and heavy/industrial equipment in food preparation (ovens, knives, peelers, dicers, slicers, mixers, industrial dish machines, recycling, stoves, etc.). Serves food in a courteous and respectful manner, with proper portion control and knowledge of menu items. Load, carry, and transport hot or cold food items or containers to customers, serving lines, or dining tables-safely, efficiently and timely. Loads and transports food carts to and from designated floor units. Washes, sanitizes, and stores pots, pans and kitchen utensils in designated areas. Scrapes dishes and cleans tables, serving areas. Cleans counters and floors. Follows proper kitchen standards when cleaning/sanitizing the work area (floors, food carts, cabinets, tables, kitchen utensils and equipment, dishes, and tableware, etc.). Assists with special events across the University and across campuses that may include luncheons and dinners, catering needs, student organizational special requests, and day-to-day events. Assists other food services staff when necessary and voluntarily as much as possible. The functions described here are not all-encompassing of those an employee may encounter while on the job. Load, carry, and transport hot or cold food items or containers to customers, serving lines, designated floors or dining tables-safely, efficiently and timely. Assists with special events across the University and across campuses that may include breakfast, luncheons and dinners, catering needs, student organizational special requests, and day-to-day events. Will often transport food items from production environment to other campus/community locations. Make space ready for catering function, to include setting up serving lines with all necessary display items and utensils.
Physician Norman
Goddard Health Center is the ambulatory care facility on the Norman campus, providing primary care services to students, faculty, staff, and their dependents. If you're looking for a meaningful career in a supportive academic setting, consider joining our team. At Goddard Health Center, you'll have the opportunity to make a real impact on the health and well-being of the University of Oklahoma community.
Student Employee - Group Fitness Instructor (Fall) Norman
Fitness and Recreation strives to help all student employees develop their career readiness upon graduation. Student Employees are applying academic learning by developing workforce competencies, per The National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) guidelines which are: Critical Thinking/Problem Solving Oral/Written Communications Teamwork/Collaboration Digital Technology Leadership Professionalism/Work Ethic Career Management Global/Intercultural Fluency This position is for employment beginning in the Fall 2026 semester. Training will begin immediately upon hire. Using a variety of teaching and motivational techniques, this position will create a positive exercise experience. This position is a professional who teaches, leads, and motivates groups through intentionally designed exercise classes. They plan effective, exercise science-based group sessions for different fitness levels. They also possess a wealth of motivational and leadership techniques that help their classes achieve fitness goals. Instructors know the human body, the science of exercise, and how to inspire, challenge, and motivate change in the lives of the people they lead.
Graduate Research Assistant (Fall) Norman
The Graduate Assistant for the Office of Advocacy & Education is one, intentionally integrated, professional graduate position within the Office of Advocacy & Education (OAE). This single role is structured as a split assignment and is designed to bridge two critical areas of student support: survivor advocacy and basic needs access. The selected GA will contribute meaningfully to initiatives that advance student safety, dignity, equity, and well-being at the University of Oklahoma. OU Advocates provides confidential, survivor-centered support to students, staff, and faculty impacted by sexual assault, dating/domestic violence, stalking, and sexual harassment. The OU Food Pantry addresses basic needs insecurity by providing shelf-stable food, fresh fruits and vegetables, and nutrition education. Through this integrated position, the GA will assist with outreach, programming, volunteer coordination, data tracking, and administrative support across both program areas. This role is designed to provide applied experience in trauma-informed practice, crisis-informed communication, student support systems, and basic needs program administration. The role requires maturity, discretion, initiative, and a strong commitment to social justice and student development. The Graduate Assistant appointment includes a bi-weekly stipend and health insurance coverage. Graduate Assistants are required to work an average of 20 hours per week during the academic year. Schedule will vary based on event needs and may include nights and weekends around their class schedule. Graduate Assistant for the Office of Advocacy & Education responsibilities include: Upholding the mission and values of the Office of Advocacy & Education. Maintaining professional boundaries and strict confidentiality. Fostering an environment that promotes respect, inclusion, and dignity for all individuals. Supporting outreach, educational initiatives, and campus partnerships. Assisting with data collection, reporting, and assessment efforts. Maintaining accurate records in accordance with departmental expectations. Collaboration with campus and community partners. Participating in regular supervision meetings and professional development. Assisting with special projects, events, and awareness initiatives. Performing other duties as assigned.
Graduate Research Assistant - (Fall) Norman
The Graduate Program Assistant will support UReCA through a variety of administrative, communication, and program-support activities (10–20 hours per week). Responsibilities may include collecting and tracking program data, managing email communications, creating and scheduling social media content, coordinating events and outreach activities with campus partners, and collecting benchmarking and assessment data. The assistant will help ensure the efficient operation and administration of undergraduate research initiatives while supporting students, faculty, and program partners.
Student Assistant – Patient Services (Fall) Norman
Students will work in Patient Services doing a variety of tasks: Answer incoming phone calls and direct to appropriate department/personnel. Scan and file confidential records. Make deliveries to other campus departments as needed. Assist in processing immunization records. Screen incoming patients and direct to appropriate departments/waiting areas within the clinic. Assist in off-site testing/vaccination clinics. Daily cleaning of office and waiting areas.
Senior Contract/Grant Administrator Oklahoma City
The Research Administration Office at the University of Oklahoma is currently looking for a Senior Contract/Grant Administrator to support the full lifecycle of sponsored research activities, including the development, submission, and non-financial post-award administration of complex grants and contracts, while ensuring compliance with federal, state, university, and sponsor regulations.
Lead Post-Award Grant Manager Oklahoma City
OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center is Oklahoma's only National Cancer Institute (NCI)-Designated Cancer Center, and one of only 74 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, every grant helps fuel discoveries, advance treatments, and improve lives. We are seeking a dynamic, detail-oriented, and strategic Lead Post-Award Grant Manager to play a critical role in supporting groundbreaking cancer research while ensuring the financial stewardship of complex sponsored programs. As the Lead Post-Award Grant Manager, you will serve as a key partner to faculty, researchers, and leadership by overseeing the financial and administrative management of state, federal, and national grant-funded programs. In this highly visible role, you will provide expert guidance on post-award activities, monitor grant expenditures, reconcile accounts, coordinate payroll, and ensure compliance with sponsor and institutional requirements. You'll collaborate closely with Stephenson Cancer Center leadership, faculty investigators, and OU Health Sciences Center central offices to manage large-scale grants and research programs. Through financial analysis, account monitoring, reporting, and strategic recommendations, you'll help drive informed decision-making and maximize the impact of research funding.
Community Engagement Coordinator, Office of Student Life Norman
The Community Engagement Coordinator of Student Life is responsible for fostering a commitment to student success by actively developing, implementing, and maintaining programs and services that enrich student learning, build and maintain a strong sense of community, and support the educational, professional, social, and personal development of students at the University of Oklahoma. This position will work with the Community Engagement functional unit within Student Life to help students as they navigate through involvement and engagement while at OU and will advise registered student organizations on campus.
USPS Technical Training Instructor (Part-Time) Norman
Are you passionate about technology and education? Do you thrive on sharing your technical expertise with others? Join our dynamic team as a Technical Instructor on the USPS Technical Training contract at the National Center for Employee Development (NCED). This position offers a unique opportunity to shape the future of technical training within the United States Postal Service (USPS), one of the nation's most vital and respected institutions.
PEAK - Administrative Support Specialist - Health Campus Parking Office Oklahoma City, Norman
Administrative Support Specialist- If you thrive in a fast-paced environment, enjoy helping people, and take pride in delivering exceptional customer service, we invite you to join our Health Campus Parking Office team as an Administrative Support Specialist. This position offers a wide variety of responsibilities and the opportunity to interact daily with faculty, staff, students, patients, and visitors. No two days are exactly alike, making this an ideal role for someone who enjoys problem-solving, multitasking, and staying engaged throughout the workday. Successful candidates will be professional, resilient, and able to remain positive when assisting customers through challenging situations. In return, you'll become part of a supportive, family-oriented team that values collaboration, dependability, and service, while enjoying the stability and generous benefits that come with working for a major academic health campus.

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