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• Add information to databases as assigned
• Draft correspondence and articles for publication
• Assist in the planning and execution of details for college events
• Draft website copy
• Schedule appointments (be comfortable talking on the phone)
• Perform other duties as assigned
Knowledge, skills and abilities required: Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint; understanding of the mission of Geneva College; good written and verbal communication (public speaking opportunities may arise); conversational abilities in new situations; tasks completed in a timely fashion; detail-oriented outlook; and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
Good verbal and written communication skills are required.
Organized, quick learner and willing to do whatever needs to be done.
Additional information: The church and parent relations intern will help with the work necessary to build and maintain good relationships with parents of prospective and current students, as well as with churches and youth groups mainly in the Pittsburgh area. Diligent, creative students who are able to relate well to others and think on their feet are encouraged to apply.
Primary purpose of position: To fundraise for the Geneva Fund and reminisce with alumni and friends of the College. Will call current and new donors.
Additional information: Do you absolutely love Geneva and would you enjoy getting paid to talk about your time here on the phone? Looking to break into the communications/business/nonprofit or fundraising world after graduation? Not shy about asking for money? Then a Phonathon job may be the perfect fit for you. Build valuable resume experience while working in a friendly environment with a high level of professionalism and productivity. Potential to earn incentives in addition to hourly pay.
Department: Public Relations (Events Office)
Immediate Supervisor: Renee Wellard
Pay Rate: $7.25
Hiring Manager: Renee Wellard
Phone Number: 724-847-6837
Dress Code: Casual with the exception of several more formal events.
Work Hours/Schedule: Flexible schedule during normal business hours. 10 hours a week.
Primary purpose of position: To assist the Events Office in the planning and implementation of campus events.
Duties and responsibilities: Tracking registrations, creating signage, making phone calls, event set-ups and tear-downs, making name tags, etc.
Knowledge, skills and abilities required: Proficient with Microsoft Office Programs, ability to multi-task, good organizational skills, effective communicator.
Educational requirements and/or experience: Previous event planning experience preferred.
Semester(s) and Year(s) hiring for: Fall 2012
Department: Music
Immediate Supervisor: Donald Kephart, Chair
Pay Rate: Minimum
Hiring Manager: Donald Kephart, Chair
Phone Number: 6749
Dress Code: Casual
Work Hours/Schedule: to be worked out with Private Instructors
Primary purpose of position: Accompanists are needed for most students taking private lessons throughout the semester.
Duties and responsibilities: Prepare music for private lessons and students recitals.
Knowledge, skills and abilities required: Students must have strong piano skills and experience as an accompanist is very helpful.
Additional information: Students will be required to meet with and audition for this position
Department: Humanities
Immediate Supervisor: Humanities Faculty
Pay Rate: $750 per semester
Hiring Manager: Lori Symmonds/Hum Faculty
Phone Number: 847-6620
Dress Code: Casual
Work Hours/Schedule: Approx. 10 hours per week. MUST be available during lecture time for the course you are applying. (HUM 103 - Wed. 11:15, HUM 203-Mon. 1:25, HUM 303 - Mon.11:15)
Primary purpose of position: Providing teaching and grading assistance to Humanities Instructors. Assisting in discussion sections.
Duties and responsibilities: Tracking student attendance and grades, grading, assisting in discussion sections, substituting for instructors in discussions if needed, leading review sessions,
Knowledge, skills and abilities required: Humanities course content knowledge required. Ability to lead discussions in instructors' absence. Applicant must be dependable and attentive to detail.
Educational requirements and/or experience: Must have completed the Humanities sequence (103, 203, 303) with no lower than a B in any of these courses. Overall college average of a B or better.
Additional information: Applications may be obtained in the Humanities Office in Fern Cliffe. Students will be required to submit 2 letters of recommendation: 1 student and 1 faculty
Semester(s) and Year(s) hiring for: Fall 2012
Department: English, History/Political Science, Humanities
Immediate Supervisor: Lori Symmonds
Pay Rate: Minimum Wage/DOE
Hiring Manager: Lori Symmonds
Phone Number: 724-847-6620
Dress Code: Casual
Work Hours/Schedule: Flexible, but must be available over the lunch period (shift must include an hour between 11:00 and 1:00). Approximately 2-3 hours per day, may vary depending on workload, on all or most days of the week.
Primary purpose of position: To cover phones and assist visitors and to assist with office tasks and clerical support.
Duties and responsibilities: Answering phones, greeting and assisting visitors, duplicating, filing, data entry, other miscellaneous clerical tasks.
Knowledge, skills and abilities required: Must be comfortable with computer work and have some experience working with Microsoft Office applications. (i.e. Word, Excel) Must be dependable and organized, work well indepently, and have good communication skills. The position requires someone who is able to be flexible and adaptable.
Educational requirements and/or experience: Previous office experience beneficial, but not necessary.
Semester(s) and Year(s) hiring for: Fall 2012
Department: Psychology
Immediate Supervisor: Dr. Diana Rice
Pay Rate: minimum wage
Hiring Manager: Dr. Diana Rice
Phone Number: 6773
Work Hours/Schedule: To be determined
Primary purpose of position: Research assistant for Dr. Rice
Duties and responsibilities: Administer scales, analyse data, serve as a resource for students
Educational requirements and/or experience: Psychology major GPA of 3.0 or higher; Successful completion of PSY 205; Successful completion of PSY 207
Semester(s) and Year(s) hiring for: spring 2012
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Department: Biology |
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| lab prep & grading | ||||
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| Set up and clean up lab supplies, wash dishes, and keep the lab tidy. Grade quizzes and other assignments. Maintining class records. Other duties as needed. | ||||
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| Familiarity with animal taxonomy and lab equipment used for soil and stream studies. | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
| Completion of BIO111 or EVS111 | ||||
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| Spring 2012 | ||||
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| Department: Psychology, Counseling and Human Services Immediate Supervisor: Danny Hitchcock Pay Rate: minimum wage Dress code: Work Hours/Schedule: approximately 6 hours per week, schedule to be set later Hiring Manager: Dr. Danny Hitchcock, 724-847-6547, dfhitchc@geneva.edu |
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| To assist Dr. Hitchcock | ||||
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| Grading and grad entry | ||||
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| Excellent grade and completion of PSY 201 plus three additional psych courses. GPA - 3.0 or higher |
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| Spring 2012 | ||||
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| Department: Psychology Immediate Supervisor: John Gallo Pay Rate: minimum wage Dress code: Work Hours/Schedule: approximately 5 hours per week, schedule to be decided later Hiring Manager: Dr. Diana Rice, 724-847-6773, drrice@geneva.edu |
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| To assist Mr. Gallo in PSY 251 - Child Development | ||||
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| Assist professor in assigned duties. Serve as resource for students. |
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| Knowledge, skills and abilities required: | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
| Psychology or human services major. GPA of 3.0 or higher Successful completion of PSY 201 |
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| Spring 2012 | ||||
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| Department: Psychology Immediate Supervisor: Dr. Diana Rice Pay Rate: minimum wage Dress code: Work Hours/Schedule: approximately 5 hours per week, schedule to be decided later Hiring Manager: Dr. Diana Rice, 724-847-6773, drrice@geneva.edu |
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| To assist Dr. Rice in PSY 207 - Research Methods | ||||
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| Grading PSY 207 (Research Methods) homework and serving as a resource for students. | ||||
| Knowledge, skills and abilities required: | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
| Psychology major. GPA of 3.0 or higher Successful completion of PSY 205 Successful completion of PSY 207 |
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| Spring 2012 | ||||
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Department: Engineering |
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| To assist with EGR 315 labs. | ||||
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| Assist with setting up and taking down lab experiments; assist students in performing labs | ||||
| Knowledge, skills and abilities required: | ||||
| familiarity with lab equipment | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
| have passed EGR 315; other students may be considered who have demonstrated knowledge and experience with relevant lab equipment | ||||
| Semester(s) and Year(s) hiring for: | ||||
| Spring 2012 | ||||
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Some positions still unfilled. Contact Kay Mills or Dr. Stahl. View details of position (.pdf) Department: Chemistry |
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| To assist the lab instructor in every way, helping students, answering questions, explaining, etc. - working directly with CHM students. | ||||
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| Assisting the lab instructor during the lab times, assisting with set up and clean up after. | ||||
| Knowledge, skills and abilities required: | ||||
| Chemistry knowledge - have successfully completed CHM 111 and CHM 222 - ability to work with and assist students in lab. | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
| See above | ||||
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| Fall 2011 | ||||
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| Department: Chem and Core Science Course (SCS 110) Immediate Supervisor: Dr. John Stahl Pay Rate: minimum wage Dress code: none Work Hours/Schedule: 2 SCS 110 labs (core science course), one is a Tuesday morning from 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and the other is a Tuesday evening from 6:30 - 9:20 p.m. There is also a CHM 222 lab assistant position - lab meets Wednesday afternoons from 1:25 - 5 p.m. Hiring Manager: Dr. John Stahl, 724-847-6705, jwstahl@geneva.edu |
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| To assist the lab instructor in every way - answering questions, explaining, etc.--working directly with students. | ||||
| Duties and responsibilities: | ||||
| Assisting the lab instructor during the lab times, assisting with set up and clean up after. | ||||
| Knowledge, skills and abilities required: | ||||
| For CHM 222 - successfully completed CHM 111 and CHM 222. For the SCS 110 lab - a background in science--and/or successful completion of SCS 110. Patience and an ability to work and instruct students in the lab is necessary for these positions. | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
| See above. | ||||
| Semester(s) and Year(s) hiring for: | ||||
| Fall 2011 | ||||
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| Department: Engineering Immediate Supervisor: Dr. David Che Pay Rate: $7.25-8.50/hr Dress code: Casual Work Hours/Schedule: flexible Hiring Manager: Professor James Gidley, 724-847-6719, jsgidley@geneva.edu |
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| Primary purpose of position: | ||||
| Grade HW papers | ||||
| Duties and responsibilities: | ||||
| Grade HW assignments before the next class period, if possible | ||||
| Knowledge, skills and abilities required: | ||||
| Patience | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
| At least a B in EGR 211 | ||||
| Semester(s) and Year(s) hiring for: | ||||
| Fall 2011 | ||||
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| Department: Engineering Immediate Supervisor: Professor Barlow Pay Rate: $7.25-8.50/hr Dress code: Casual Work Hours/Schedule: flexible Hiring Manager: Professor James Gidley, 724-847-6719, jsgidley@geneva.edu |
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| Primary purpose of position: | ||||
| Grade HW papers | ||||
| Duties and responsibilities: | ||||
| Grade papers before the next class period, if possible | ||||
| Knowledge, skills and abilities required: | ||||
| Patience | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
| At least a B in EGR 212 | ||||
| Semester(s) and Year(s) hiring for: | ||||
| Fall 2011 | ||||
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| Department: Engineering Immediate Supervisor: Professor Oyanader Pay Rate: $7.25-8.50/hr Dress code: Casual Work Hours/Schedule: flexible Hiring Manager: Professor James Gidley, 724-847-6719, jsgidley@geneva.edu |
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| Primary purpose of position: | ||||
| Grade HW papers | ||||
| Duties and responsibilities: | ||||
| Grade papers before the next class period, if possible | ||||
| Knowledge, skills and abilities required: | ||||
| Patience | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
| At least a B in EGR 213 | ||||
| Semester(s) and Year(s) hiring for: | ||||
| Fall 2011 | ||||
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| Department: Engineering Immediate Supervisor: Professor Gidley or Professor Comer Pay Rate: $7.25-8.50/hr Dress code: Casual Work Hours/Schedule: flexible Hiring Manager: Professor James Gidley, 724-847-6719, jsgidley@geneva.edu |
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| Primary purpose of position: | ||||
| Grade HW papers | ||||
| Duties and responsibilities: | ||||
| Grade papers before the next class period, if possible | ||||
| Knowledge, skills and abilities required: | ||||
| Patience | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
| At least a B in EGR 314 | ||||
| Semester(s) and Year(s) hiring for: | ||||
| Fall 2011 | ||||
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| Department: Engineering Immediate Supervisor: James S Gidley Pay Rate: $8/hr Dress code: none Work Hours/Schedule: desirable but not essential to be available for the lab time (M 2:30-5:30 p.m.). Hours for grading papers, lab cleanup, and lab prep are flexible. Hiring Manager: James S. Gidley, 724-847-6719, jsgidley@geneva.edu |
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| Assisting with CIE 407, primarily labs | ||||
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| Assisting with setting up and cleaning up the geotechnical engineering lab. Secondary: grading HW papers (negotiable) | ||||
| Knowledge, skills and abilities required: | ||||
| familiarity with geotechnical lab equipment and basics of geotechnical engineering | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
| have passed CIE 407 or have equivalent knowledge and experience | ||||
| Semester(s) and Year(s) hiring for: | ||||
| Spring 2012 | ||||
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| Department: Engineering Immediate Supervisor: Dr. David Shaw Pay Rate: $7.50/hr Dress code: None Work Hours/Schedule: Monday or Wednesday 1:25-4:30 p.m. plus weekly meetings/grading Hiring Manager: Karen Mlynarski, 724-847-6715, kmlynars@geneva.edu |
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| Primary purpose of position: | ||||
| To assist the instructor | ||||
| Duties and responsibilities: | ||||
| Prepare lab equipment, assist with lab, assist with grading in ERG 101 | ||||
| Knowledge, skills and abilities required: | ||||
| Understanding of engineering design process and basic electronics. Ability to assess and provide feedback on written assignments | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
| Successful completion of ERG 101 | ||||
| Semester(s) and Year(s) hiring for: | ||||
| Fall 2011 | ||||
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Department: Food Service |
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| Primary purpose of position: | ||||
| Serving, cleaning up, & setting up | ||||
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| Serving, cleaning up, & setting up | ||||
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| none | ||||
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Department: Food Service |
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| Primary purpose of position: | ||||
| Assist in food service | ||||
| Duties and responsibilities: | ||||
| Various | ||||
| Knowledge, skills and abilities required: | ||||
| N/A | ||||
| Educational requirements and/or experience requirements: | ||||
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| Additional information: | ||||
| Sign up for semester jobs (if available) or occasional banquet work. | ||||
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