Explore Careers

• 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 for the Dean.
• Assist with graduate open houses, graduate orientation, and other events.
• Meet with supervisor regularly.
• Serve on departmental committees as assigned.
• Participate in seminars, workshops and regional professional associations as encouraged.
• Uphold University policies and procedures as outlined in the Graduate Student Handbook.
• Assume other responsibilities as assigned.
• Maintain 20 weekly office hours.

• 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.

• 20hrs per week

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