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Student Employee 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. Preference for candidates that are available to start now and work through the summer.
Summer Camp Counselor Norman
Precollegiate Programs is seeking 10 Summer Camp Counselors. At the University of Oklahoma, we foster an inclusive culture of respect, belonging, and access. We believe that diverse perspectives and experiences enrich our learning environment and help us inspire the next generation of students. As a Summer Program Counselor, you will play a crucial role in creating an engaging, supportive, and safe environment for students while gaining valuable leadership and mentorship experience.
Outreach Liaison 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 job opportunity that could be right for you! Be the bridge. Build trust. Change lives across Oklahoma. The Stephenson Cancer Center is seeking a passionate and community-centered Community Outreach Liaison to help advance our mission of decreasing the burden of cancer across Oklahoma. This role is ideal for someone who believes deeply in health equity, thrives in community partnerships, and is energized by creating meaningful impact beyond the walls of an academic medical center. About the Role: The Community Outreach Liaison plays a vital role in connecting the Cancer Center with communities throughout Oklahoma. You will help coordinate and deliver outreach and engagement efforts that increase cancer awareness, promote screening, enhance education, and support prevention efforts. This position blends relationship-building, program coordination, and research collaboration to ensure that evidence-based cancer interventions truly reach the communities that need them most. Why This Role Matters: This position is central to ensuring that cancer research and prevention efforts translate into real-world benefits for Oklahomans. Your work will help improve access to information, encourage life-saving screenings, and strengthen community trust. If you’re driven to connect communities, Join the Stephenson Cancer Center and help shape a healthier future for Oklahoma.
Sr. Lab Animal Technician Oklahoma City
Come join the staff at OU HSC and become a part of Oklahoma's premier research university which leads the state in education and career opportunities. OU HSC is one of only four comprehensive academic health centers in the nation with seven professional colleges. This position is responsible for the daily care of research animals, to include but not limited to cage cleaning and sanitation, handling and restraining animals, feeding, treatments, and facility maintenance.
PEAK - Chick fil A - Front of House -Temp to Perm Oklahoma City
Chick fil A on the Health Campus is looking for people to fill two positions. One is to box nugget and bag all food to be handed off to the fry person. The other position is the fry person who puts fries in the bags and hands them to customers. These are temporary positions that will become a permanent full-time positions with benefits for the right hires.
Office of Advocacy and Education Peer Educator (Fall) Norman
The Office of Advocacy and Education (OAE) Peer Educators are responsible for providing campus-wide education to currently enrolled OU students. OAE Peer Educators have the opportunity to facilitate various presentations, workshops, and outreach events and assist with social media and graphic design campaigns related to: gender-based violence prevention, substance misuse prevention, sexual health, hazing prevention, and other general health and wellness topics. Peer Educators will be trained and certified under national NASPA standards and have access to other professional development opportunities and resources.
Access Services Librarian Norman
The Access Services Law Librarian within the College of Law Library plans, organizes, and supervises the activities of the circulation department, interprets library policies for patrons, and coordinates library activities with other department heads
Police Officer Norman
Looking for a career where your work truly matters? Join the Norman 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.
*Custodian / Housekeeper Norman
Performs building maintenance duties, such as cleaning, changing light bulbs, light painting, etc. and inspects work environment to determine any repairs. Maintains and performs minor repairs on field equipment following training. Calculates the dimensions of replacement parts used in the maintenance of equipment and facilities using addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Contacts appropriate person(s) routinely in the process of setting up and maintaining field equipment. Must be able to work a flexible schedule including nights, weekends and holidays.
*Food Services Worker - Couch Restaurants Norman
Couch Restaurants, OU's largest dining operation, features 14 unique restaurant concepts. At this all-you-care-to-eat venue, staff prepare food for a wide variety of concepts including stir fry, barbecue, bold vegan and vegetarian dishes, home cooking, traditional Mediterranean and much more. Couch Restaurants is also known for having the country's only all-you-care-to-eat Chick-fil-A! 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 Presidential 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. ***Normally, employees on a 5-hour shift receive a free meal. Uniforms are provided at no cost but must be maintained by the employee. ***
Accounting Clerk Oklahoma City
Supports Accounts Payable operations by managing mail intake, check printing, and distribution, and conducting secondary payment reviews to ensure accuracy and adherence to financial controls.
Student Host/Producer (Summer) 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.
Housekeeper Supervisor Norman
Responsible for supervising a group of housekeeping workers and performing a variety of housekeeping tasks. Exercises some discretion while following established standards. Representative Duties: Directs and inspects work of housekeeping employees. Supervises housekeeping crews on special jobs such as waxing and window washing. Provides procedure orientation and training for new housekeeping employees. Performs housekeeping tasks, to include make readies, in addition to performing minor maintenance and repairs on floor care equipment. Contacts with others are of a routine natureRelieves housekeepers as needed. Ensures that personnel supervised are informed of and adhere to health and safety practices associated with assigned tasks. Will complete clerical duties to include payroll, time and attendance reviews.Will complete essential human resources tasks to include interviewing, training, and positive discipline. Will serve in an on-call duty rotation. Will require some weekend shifts and required overtime work, scheduled in advance. May be designated as an " essential position" during emergency closures. May be required to remain on campus overnight during weather or other emergencies. Performs related duties as assigned.
Custodian / Housekeeper Norman
Performs routine cleaning in offices and public access areas within OU Residential communities. Tasks are precisely defined. REPRESENTATIVE DUTIES: Mops, sweeps, waxes, and polishes floors. Cleans and dusts furniture, equipment, etc. Locks and unlocks 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. May shovel snow from doorways and sidewalks. Performs related duties as assigned.
Parking Control Assistant Norman
Traffic Management: A parking attendant will play a crucial role in managing traffic flow within our campus parking lots. By directing vehicles efficiently, they will reduce congestion, prevent unauthorized parking, and ensure a smoother experience for students, faculty, and visitors. Customer Service: Our parking attendants will serve as the first point of contact for anyone arriving on campus. Their friendly demeanor, helpfulness, and ability to address inquiries will create a positive impression and enhance overall satisfaction. Parking Enforcement: With a dedicated attendant, we can enforce parking regulations consistently. This includes monitoring permit compliance, issuing citations when necessary, and maintaining order in our parking areas. Safety and Security: A parking attendant contributes to campus safety by promptly identifying and addressing any security concerns. They can assist during emergencies, guide visitors to safe areas, and report suspicious activities. Event Support: During special events, such as sports games, concerts, or conferences, a parking attendant will be invaluable. They can efficiently direct traffic, manage overflow parking, and ensure event attendees find suitable parking spaces. Accessibility Assistance: Our attendant can assist individuals with disabilities by providing accessible parking options and ensuring compliance with ADA regulations. This inclusivity is essential for creating an equitable campus environment.
*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.***
Intramural Coordinator Norman
Performs administration and coordination of Fitness and Recreation Intramural Sports operations including employee supervision; employee training and development; risk management; facility arrangements for intramural sports and student group use; coordination of inventory/equipment use; policy and procedure maintenance for all Intramural Sports programs. Acts as the primary contact for program-related inquiries and communication within the Intramural Sports.
*Golf Course Turf Specialist Norman
Performs golf course maintenance and other landscape duties on the golf course property. The golf course maintenance worker uses and operates golf course maintenance and/or landscaping tools and equipment as needed, to maintain golf course property and landscapes. Functions of the golf course maintenance worker are as follows: Mowing and maintaining of greens, tees, fairways, rough, native areas and any other areas as directed by his/her supervisor. Raking, trimming and maintaining of bunkers as directed by his/her supervisor. Hand-watering of turf areas as directed by his/her supervisor. Hand trimming/edging cart paths, curbs, trees, etc. as directed by his/her supervisor. Application of some pesticides and fertilizers under the direction and supervision of his/her supervisor. Operates and uses golf course maintenance equipment and tools correctly and safely as directed by his/her supervisor. Ensures that the assigned equipment being used is working at all times; refills fuel daily; cleans equipment daily; and reports equipment problems or failures to Equipment Manager immediately. Provides basic preventive maintenance on equipment as directed by the equipment manager or assistant superintendent and returns equipment to the designated location at the maintenance facility. Informs his/her supervisor of any issues. problems or failures on or around the golf course property immediately. Performs other duties essential to the operation as directed by his/her supervisor.
Graduate Residence Coordinator - Arezzo, Italy (Summer 2026 through Summer 2027) Norman
The Graduate Residence Coordinator in Arezzo reports to the Director of Student Affairs in Italy and to the Residential Life Coordinator of the Kathleen and Francis Rooney Family Residential Learning Center. It is a .5-time, one-year appointment, typically beginning in June or July and ending in the summer of the following year. GAs are typically second year graduate students in the OU Higher Education/Student Affairs program or a similar degree field. The GA has 15 scheduled hours per week between 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. An additional 5 hours/week will be set aside on a weekly basis for ‘afterhours’ programs and activities for students and to account for time spent handling incidents as they arise. General Responsibilities: Build rapport and community with OUA students by making regular contact and support and encourage them to seek appropriate assistance services, such as tutoring, mental health counseling, time management or study skills training. Assist with the enforcement of OUA policies and procedures, including discipline policies. Chronicle OUA events, student activities and community outreach projects during the semester and summer programs by taking photos and videos that can be used on OUA social media platforms and for future presentations. Maintain written communication via a Weekly Report to supervisors. Attend and actively participate in OUA staff meetings throughout the semester. Responsibilities Related to Housing: Assist with room check-in and check-out processes. Evaluate and learn basic functions and aspects of the Rooney Family Center (RFC) and other OUA facilities and make appropriate recommendations and referrals for maintenance issues. Maintain a schedule of "on-call" hours for housing incidents or emergencies during evenings and weekends. File appropriate paperwork related to incidents involving OUA students or housing assignments. Responsibilities Related to Orientation/Incoming Events: Provide assistance during student incoming and outgoing periods each semester and for summer programs. Organize and plan events during the semester and summer programs to acclimate students to the community. Participate in scheduled orientation sessions and mandatory student meetings throughout the semester and summer. Responsibilities Related to Advising: Liaison with OUA staff in advising the Student Activities Council (SAC), the student-led organization at OUA, in programming events and outreach activities. Schedule and oversee SAC meetings. Work with OUA staff to prepare expenditure proposals. Propose initiatives and provide assistance to SAC committee members in planning events and activities. Ensure that SAC notices and communications flow between students and OUA staff. Additional Information: GAs receive the same payment and graduate school benefits as live-in Graduate Assistants in Housing and Residence Life. GAs are provided with a single bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a separate sitting room. GAs have a meal plan that includes continental breakfast 5 days/week, dinner 4 days/week and lunch on Fridays. All meals are served in the RFC dining area and GAs are expected to eat their meals at the same time as semester students. The meal plan in the summer is discussed during the appointment. Please note that room and board isn’t considered taxable income. The roundtrip airline ticket purchased for the start and conclusion of this appointment is considered a moving expense and therefore it is a taxable income. Ground transportation to and from Arezzo is provided at the start and end of the appointment.
Mail Carrier Oklahoma City
Join our team as a Mail Carrier at the University of Oklahoma Health Campus, where you will play a critical role in supporting the daily operations of a vibrant academic environment.  You will be responsible for the efficient collection, sorting and delivery of USPS and intra campus mail to various departments and administrative offices.  As a full-time employee, you will be eligible for an array of outstanding benefits, including medical, vision, dental, retirement benefits, PTO and many other benefits.  No experience is necessary, but a valid driver's license is required.

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