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Undergraduate Research Assistant School of Veterinary Medicine Surgical Sciences $15.00/hour UW Student Jobs
Enter in summary of the positionPOSITIVE, UPBEAT AND INNOVATIVE LAB is looking for undergraduates to join our team! The Comparative Genetics & Orthopaedic Research Laboratory in the School of Veterinary Medicine is seeking a team-oriented and self-motivated Laboratory Student Hourly with interest in web design, bioinformatics and AI programming with a focus on computational biology. This position is ideal for an undergraduate student with a strong interest in pursuing a career in webdesign and bioinformatics.
Student Assistants (GA/PA/TA/RA/Fellowship) School of Human Ecology Civil Society & Comm Studies $35.98 UW Student Assistant
Graduate Project Assistant (50%, Fall 2026 - Spring 2027 Do you have experience conducting qualitative research and strong writing skills? If so, you may be interested in contributing to the UW Extension Rural Health Connection Project, which is examining a UW-Extension model of using community health workers to improve healthcare access and health outcomes in rural Wisconsin. Most data collection has been completed, and the project is currently in various stages of data analysis. Data analysis will continue through Fall 2026 and early Spring 2027, with a primary focus on manuscript development and dissemination of findings beginning in Spring 2027. This is a 50%, 9-month PA position running from Fall 2026 through Spring 2027. Responsibilities include transcribing interviews, supporting qualitative data management and analysis including coding of transcripts, contributing to interpretation of findings, and assisting with the preparation of reports, conference presentations, and scholarly publications. Application Materials Interested applicants should submit: • A cover letter describing relevant experience and interest in the position • Curriculum vitae (CV) • A writing sample • Names and contact information for three references (references will be contacted only for shortlisted candidates)
Data Analytics and Video Student Support College of Engineering Administration 15 UW Student Jobs
Are you naturally curious and love making sense of data? Are you looking for a part-time job that gives you real-world experience in data analytics and video storytelling? This role is for you! The Office of Corporate Relations (OCR) at the College of Engineering is seeking a reliable, detail-oriented student to support the analysis and reporting of key engagement metrics and content creation. You’ll help manage data, create content, support engagement and more—informing strategies to reach alum and corporate audiences nationwide. This role offers a chance to develop skills in marketing, data visualization, and storytelling. Engineering background is preferred but not required!
Retail Support Intern Community Partners Represented Collective $16.00 Local Work Study Student Jobs
Work closely with our developer and leadership team to shape the website, build the systems that onboard and support our vendor partners, and make sure every product listing is accurate, complete, and beautifully presented.
AVID Tutor - Madison Metropolitan School District Community Partners Madison Metropolitan School District $17.50-$24.00 Local Work Study Student Jobs, UW Student Jobs
AVID tutorials offer a collaborative environment in which students use the inquiry process and Socratic dialogue to address points of confusion from their content classes. AVID tutors support our AVID Elective students who are underrepresented in higher education, through the facilitation of the AVID 10-step tutorial process to ensure students are thinking critically and problem-solving using inquiry. Additionally, AVID tutors serve as role models for AVID Elective students. AVID Tutors will work during the academic school day in one of MMSD’s four comprehensive high schools or one of our eleven middle schools which implement the AVID elective. Placement is based on tutor availability, academic strengths, work experience, and Madison Metropolitan high school and middle school needs.

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