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Thank you for your interest in working with Seton Hall University. All applicants must create an online application to be considered for any open position. Please note, employment is contingent upon satisfactory criminal and other relevant background investigations. The determination of satisfactory is at the sole discretion of Seton Hall University.

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Orientation Student Intern - Student Services- 2021/2022

Apply now Job no: 495068
Full time/Part time: Part-time
Location: South Orange
Categories: Student Employment

Responsibilities:

  • All responsibilities of general office worker, plus word processing. Also, any advanced skills required by the department if indicated.

    + General Responsibilities:
    -Marketing Strategies for Large Scale Programs
    - Form Completion
    - Event Planning
    - Finance Committee Support
    - Workshop Scheduling & Tracking
    - Event Promotion
    -Event Support
    - Office Support
    - Student Leadership Conference Planning
    -Maintaining Confidentiality

  • Assist in all aspects of the orientation program in conjunction with the Student Engagement staff and serve as liaison to other organizations and offices involved with the orientation program

    -Respond to Orientation related correspondence: calls, email and social media messages

    - Manage completion tracker for Online Orientation Modules

    - Communicate with the PAs throughout the course of the summer

    +Summer Programs

    -Coordinate and manage the Get Involved Series featuring informational sessions about Clubs & Organizations, Greek Life, Student Employment, and more 

    - Help schedule, organize, and operate an informational session series featuring departments and offices across campus including, but not limited to Health Services, Counseling and Psychological Services, Disability Support Services, Division of Volunteer Efforts, Campus Ministry, Athletics, Alumni Relations, Career Service

    - Assist in the planning and logistics of all social events during the orientation period

    +Social Media and Marketing Initiatives

    -Helps coordinate the development of the orientation theme, media, and communication strategy in conjunction with the Student Engagement and Admissions

    -Coordinate various Orientation related publications, including the New Student Newsletter and Events Calendars

    -Support the Student Engagement staff on various media projects, including raising awareness of NSOP, marketing specific events and capturing highlights of NSOP through photography and film

    -Assist in keeping orientation and Weeks of Welcome Websites up to date.

    +Weeks of Welcome Initiatives

    - Manage WOW Squad volunteer schedule and daily logistics by assisting with check-in, sending daily reminders, and communicating updates 

    - Staff large-scale in-person events such as Blue Day, outdoor movies, etc. 

    - Coordinate, organize, and manage Hall Hangouts (a virtual event hosted by clubs and organizations) 

    - Assist in coordinating with other departments across campus for all events during the week

Qualifications:

  • -Active/matriculated student in good judicial standing
    - Familiarity with Social Media tools
    - Positive attitude
    - General Computer Skills (Inc. Microsoft Office)
  • Additionally, an academic interest in marketing, technology, education, public relations, graphic design and/or advertising is a plus.
  • - Possess a solid academic record and be an exemplary campus citizen (Minimum 2.75 GPA)
    - Prior campus involvement in work-study, club leadership, or other campus roles
    -Knowledge of and commitment to the goals of orientation
    - Exhibit a positive attitude and ability to motivate others
    -Strong interpersonal and communication skills (via resume and interview)
    - Ability to work effectively and collaboratively with diverse groups of people

    Must demonstrate either a strong record of or potential for:

    Reliability - Punctual, able to carry out duties in a timely manner
    Responsibility - Willing to seek advice from others, yet can work independently
    Self-Motivated - Able to develop creative solutions to problems
    Flexible - Ability to "roll with the punches" and revise plans as necessary
    Resourceful - Diligently explores necessary resources, yet will minimize unnecessary costs
    Team-Oriented - Understands this is a campus-wide team, not an individual effort

Seton Hall University is committed to programs of Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) and the principles of affirmative action.

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