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Student Housekeeper (Fall) in 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. Job Duties: Mops, sweeps, waxes, and polishes floors Cleans and dusts furniture, equipment, etc. May locks and unlock 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 Performs related duties as assigned
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Community Assistant/Office Assistant - Residence Life (Fall) in Norman
Community Assistants and Office Assistants: The Community Assistant (CA) position is an hourly student role that primarily supports the front desk operations in residence hall lobbies and Traditions apartment clubhouses. Community Assistants serve as a key point of contact for residents and guests, providing excellent customer service and helping maintain a safe, welcoming, and well-organized community space. This position typically includes evening and weekend shifts, with schedules ranging between 10–20 hours per week. Community Assistants report directly to the Residence Life Operations Coordinator. Office Assistants: This position helps maintain an organized and welcoming office environment while supporting the Residence Life staff with day-to-day administrative and operational needs. This position’s hours are typically Monday–Friday, between 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. Schedule is approximately 20 hours/week. These staff members work in the residence halls or Traditions apartments, reporting directly to the applicable area's Residence Life Team and the Residence Life Operations Coordinator.
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*Research Technician in Oklahoma City
The Department of Pediatrics, Section of Developmental Pediatrics, is seeking a Research Technician to support a growing portfolio of clinical and community-based research focused on improving outcomes for children and adolescents with developmental and behavioral conditions. The Section conducts multidisciplinary research studies involving patient populations, families, healthcare providers, schools, and community partners, with projects supported through federal, state, and foundation funding.
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Campus Police Officer in Oklahoma City
Looking for a career where your work truly matters? Join the Health 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.
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Student Support Specialist (Fall) in Norman
The Student Support Specialist is responsible for comprehensive inventory management, handling deliveries, scanning equipment into tracking systems, and organizing replacement cycles for faculty and staff. This position manages detailed asset assignment records in Excel, coordinates with administrative departments for new hire equipment location, and arranges delivery of technology assets across campus. The Specialist maintains thorough documentation of all deliveries, including location information and photographic confirmation. This role maintains equipment readiness by rebuilding and refurbishing computers, focusing on preparing backup units and loaners for departmental needs and events. The Specialist provides some first-level technical support to faculty and staff, troubleshooting hardware and software issues while escalating complex problems to senior technicians when necessary. Additional responsibilities include providing basic technical support for printers, software, and computer configurations within account permission levels, as well as assisting with lab updates and network connectivity audits. A core function of this position is surplus management, requiring documentation of serial numbers and unique identifiers before processing equipment for retirement. The Specialist evaluates assets for potential reuse, recommending serviceable equipment for introduction while ensuring damaged items are properly processed for parts salvaging or disposal. This work involves managing surplus operations of various scales, from routine small collections to large departmental projects exceeding 250 items, maintaining accurate inventory records throughout the process.
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