You will find many opportunities to work on and off campus at Oklahoma Christian University.

This is a complete listing of the jobs available to students on-campus. Many on-campus jobs require you to be eligible for work study. If you have not received an award letter from us or if you have received an award letter but work study is not listed, you should contact the Student Financial Services Office to find out if you can be eligible for a work study position. We will work with you to ensure the process is as smooth as possible.

Please make note of the number of Open Positions. This denotes the number of unfilled positions that are still available. Click on the contact person's name to send an email expressing your interest in the available job.

Note: WS - Workstudy Job, RS - Regular non-workstudy Job.

Academic Affairs

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
International Stu Assistant	RS	Mr. Kelsey J. Herndon	1	1	***NOTHING AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME*** Assists the International Student Advisor with inquiries from foreign students requestting information and/or admission to OC. This includes receiving requests for admission via email, mail and phone, preparing application packets, mailing information to perspective students and keeping record of those sent out. In addition to mail runs, filing and making copies, the student also greets office visitors, answers the phone and is expected to take accurate messages or transfer to appropriate person. Need to be comfortable communicating with non- native English speakers.
International Prgm WorkStud	WS	Mr. Kelsey J. Herndon	1	1	Assists with information dissemination, application, data collection, data entry, generating of reports and follow-up for students wanting to participate in study abroad programs. This requires ability to organize material, priortize and communicate with applicants and sponsors in a professional manner. In addition to mail runs, filing, and making copies, the student also greets office visitors, answers the phone, and is expected to take accurate messages or transfer to appropriate person. Also needs to be comfortable communicating with non-native English speakers.

Admissions

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Admissions Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Kayla A. Goodrich	8	8	General office such as answer the phone, reception, data entry, and managing mailings. In addition, this position amy include working campus special events. Office workers will be trained to do back-up tours if needed but will not be a primary tour guide. ***POSITION FILLED FOR 2017-2018***

Admissions Records

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Admissions Records Work-Study	WS	Ms. Bonnie Howard	1	1	Strong computer skills required. Must be proficient in Excel. Detail- oriented. Able to work independently. ***NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR FALL 2017***

Administrative Services

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Registrar Work Study	WS	Mrs. Karen D. Driskill	4	4	General office work such as, filing, alphabetizing, mailing letters, answering phones, other duties as needed. Confidentiality is a must. ***NOTHING AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME-2018-2019***

Advancement

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Advancement Operations Work-St	WS	Mrs. Hannah J. Dawson	1	1	This student will assist the Advancement Team with various clerical duties as assigned.
DEV Student Caller Work Study	WS	Mrs. Hannah J. Dawson	8	8	This student team, better known as the callout crew, will contact our greater OC family to create better connections, thank donors, and seek financial support. Students work in the evenings. For more information, or to apply, contact Aimee Furrie.
Stu Director Callout Wk	WS	Mrs. Hannah J. Dawson	2	2

Alumni Relations

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Alumni Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Kimberly K. Reiter	2	2	Assist the Alumni Relations department through general office duties and occasional event planning tasks. Must have excellent people skills, be an effective communicator, and be willing to work a few extra hours during Homecoming and special events.

Art and Design

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Art/Design Work Study	WS	Mrs. Conner D. Mendoza	1	1	Duties vary from office work to cleaning up the studio to helping install a new Gallery exhibition. The Spring semester is devoted to organizing and running the Brass Ring Awards and helping with the Senior Advertising and Interior Design presentations as well as the end of the year banquet for the department. Flexibility, creativity and a good attitude are a must. Hours are during the daytime and occasionally a Friday night.

Athletics

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Athletics Baseball Regular Stu	RS	Mr. Lonny J. Cobble	1	1
Baseball Work-Study	WS	Mr. Lonny J. Cobble	1	1
Fitness Center Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Arianne E. Gillham	8	8	First Aid.CPR/AED Certification preferred. Must be friendly, outgoing, and conscientious. Duties include completing new membership paperwork, providing facility tours, cleaning equipment, and ensuring its proper storage, laundry duty, performing safety walk-throughs and answering general fitness center questions. Willingness to work flexible hours is a must.
Intramural Regular Student	RS	Mr. Rick Judd	11	9	Refereeing one or more intramural sports. This includes softball, flag-football, volleyball, basketball, and soccer. May also include some field preparation and helping with some minor sports. Available hours to work depend on the individual sport.
Athl Intramurals Workstudy	WS	Mr. Rick Judd	11	11	Refereeing one or more intramural sports. This includes softball, flag-football, volleyball, basketball, and soccer. May also include some field preparation and helping with minor sports. Available hours to work depend on the individual sport.
Pool Regular Student	RS	Mrs. Arianne E. Gillham	6	4	Lifeguard and First Aid/CPR/AED Certification Required. Duties include preventing injuries by minimizing or eliminating hazardous situations or behaviors; enforcing facility rules and regulations and educating patrons about them; recognizing and responding quickly and effectively to all emergencies; administering First Aid and CPR or using and AED in an emergency when needed. Willingness to work flexible hours is a must.
Athl Regular Student	RS	Mrs. Julie Anderson	1	1	General office work such as filing, copying, typing, mail-outs, office mail, and running errands. Must be available to sell tickets at all home basketball, soccer, and softball games. Will also do work for athletic department staff and coaches.
Sports Info Regular Student	RS	Mr. Murray D. Evans	1	1	Student assistant in the Sports Information Office. Provides real- world experience for students interested in pursuing a career in athletic administration or sports information. Primary responsibilities will focus on gameday operations including statkeeping, facility setup/breakdown, scoreboard operation, photography, announcing and other duties as assigned. Knowledge of statkeeping rules for soccer, basketball, baseball and softball is essential. Other responsibilities could include feature writing, video, graphic design, archiving and research, as proficiency allows. Majority of hours will be spent working athletic events in the afternoons and evenings.
Athl Sports Info Work Study	WS	Mr. Murray D. Evans	2	2	Student assistant in the Sports Information Office. Provides real- world experience for students interested in pursuing a career in athletic administration or sports information. Primary responsibilities will focus on gameday operations including statkeeping, facility setup/breakdown, scoreboard operation, photography, announcing, and other duties as assigned. Knowledge of statkeeping rules for soccer, basketball, baseball, and softball is essential. Other responsibilities could include feature writing, video, graphic design, archiving and research, as proficiency allows. Majority of hours will be spent working athletic events in the afternoons and evenings.
Athletics Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Julie Anderson	1	1	General office work such as filing, copying, typing, mail-outs, office mail, and running errands. Must be available to sell tickets at all home basketball, soccer, and softball games. Will also do work for athletic department staff and coaches.

Benson Administration

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
BensonAdmin East End 1 RS	RS	Mrs. Stephanie L. Caldwell	1	1	Good computer skills, filing, answering phones, help with letters and mailings, other duties as needed. Strong public relation and organizational skills required. Must be willing to perform tasks for any office in the building. Hours may include daytime, evenings, and weekends. CONFIDENTIALITY IS A MUST. ***POSITION FILLED FOR 2019-2020***
BensonAdmin East End 1 WS	WS	Mrs. Stephanie L. Caldwell	1	1	Good computer skills, filing, answering phones, help with letters and mailings, other duties as needed. Strong public relation and organizational skills required. Must be willing to perform tasks for any office in the building. Hours may include daytime, evenings, and weekends. CONFIDENTIALITY IS A MUST. ***POSITION FILLED FOR 2019-2020***
BensonAdmin Reception RS	RS	Mrs. Christine E. Merideth	1	1	Good computer skills, filing, answering phones, help with letters and mailings, other duties as needed. strong public relation and organizational skills required. Must be willing to perform tasks for any office in the building. Hours may included daytime, evenings, and weekends. CONFIDENTIALITY IS A MUST. ***POSITION FILLED FOR 2019-2020***
BensonAdmin Reception WS	WS	Mrs. Christine E. Merideth	1	1	Good computer skills, filing, answering phones, help with letters and mailings, other duties as needed. Strong public relation and organizational skills required. Must be willing to perform tasks for any office n the building. Hours may included daytime, evenings, and weekends. CONFIDENTIALITY IS A MUST. ***POSITION FILLED FOR 2019-2020***
BensonAdmin West End 1 WS	WS	Mrs. Teri S. Mueller	2	2	Good computer skills, answering phones, help with letters and mailings, other duties as needed. Strong public relation and organizational skills required. Must be willing to perform tasks for any office in the building. Hours may include daytime, evenings, and weekends. CONFIDENTIALITY IS A MUST. ***POSITION FILLED FOR 2019-2020***
BensonAdmin West End 2 RS	RS	Mrs. Christine E. Merideth	1	1	Good computer skills, filing, answering phones, help with letters and mailings, other duties as needed. Strong public relation and organizational skills required. Must be willing to perform tasks for any office in the building. Hours may include daytime, evenings, and weekends. CONFIDENTIALITY IS A MUST. ***POSITION FILLED FOR 2019-2020***

Bible

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Bible Work Study	WS	Mrs. Sarah M. Bailey	4	4	Grading, data entry, good office etiquette and skills, confidentiality a must.
Global Missions Regular Studen	RS	Mr. Ben J. Langford	1	1
Grad School of Theology Wk	WS	Dr. Jim D. Dvorak	1	1	Works for the Chair of the Graduate School of Theology but spends some time with the GRADS team performing various tasks in relation to the M.A. in Christianity and Culture (MAC&C), the GST's online degree program. Primary duties include basic office work. Graduate School of Theology student preferred.
Theology Summer Academy Stu	RS	Mr. Peter H. Cariaga	1	1	This student will assist the director of Theology Summer Academy in a variety of administrative and project-related tasks, as needed by the director and in line with the student's strengths. Requirements include strong interpersonal and written communication skills, competence in planning and organization, and familiarity with prominent social media platforms. Experience in an OC Summer Academy is preferred. Experience in youth ministry and/or a major in the College of Biblical Studies is strongly preferred.

Biology

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Gen Sci Undergrad Research	RS	Dr. Lindsey J. Long	1	1	Biology Undergraduate Research Assistant Summer position only

Business

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
MBA Program Work-Study	WS	Dr. Ken Johnson	2	2	Set up equipment in classrooms for the professors and put up at the end of class, make copies of material for professors, collect evaluations and information for student folders, help maintain student folders, take messages, assist students, make recruiting phone calls, mail information to prospective students.
Busi Regular Student	RS	Mrs. Janell K. Huntsman	1	1	Undergraduate tutor for accounting and finance classes. Must have junior or senior hours. Will consider undergraduate students only. ***POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED***

Chemistry

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Chemistry Lab Assistant	RS	Mrs. Carrie J. Schaefer	7	7	Students will assist in the chemistry laboratory preparing solutions and equipment for the lab sessions, being present during labs to assist students with their experiments, doing tutoring and paper grading if requested by the instructor, and doing general lab clean-up. Qualifications are that the student must have completed the course, generally at OC, in which they are to assist, having shown a high level of competence in understanding the course material and the lab activities and in the judgment of the chemistry faculty having shown evidence of dependability and an interest in helping other students to succeed in their chemistry courses.

Communication

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Drama Regular Student Salary	RS	Dr. Larry Jurney	1	1	Set construction and Technical Theatre Assistance. ***Position is filled for 2015-2016 school year***
Drama Work-Study	WS	Dr. Larry Jurney	3	3	Position - Scene Shop Foreman Helps supervise the building of sets for the Theatre and Music Departments. Basic construction techniques and familiarity with building tools is required. Oversees the work of other scene shop workers. Position - Scene Shop Worker Helps build sets for the Theatre and Music Departments. Basic construction techniques and familiarity with building tools is helpful. Position - Costume Shop Worker Helps build or coordinate costumes for the Theatre and Music Departments. Basic sewing skills and sewing machine experience required. Worker should have the initiative to work without supervision, good organizational skills, willing to accept direction and criticism. ***Positions are filled for 2015-2016 school year***
Communication Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Lora D. Potts	1	1	General secretarial help (such as answering phone, photocopying, locking doors) and checking in/out of audio/video equipment. Preferred work time is late afternoons (after part-time administrative assistant leaves for the day).

Computer Science

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Computer Science Ta	RS	Mr. David B. North, Sr.	1	1	This position will perform the following duties: Leading student lab assistants in OOP labs by preparing materials for labs, assessing student lab work, and recording grades for labs. Grading software engineering assignments - grading software engineering requirements + design submissions and recording grades. Developing software and writing up instructions to support classes and projects in CS department - Git, Maven, Continuous Integration, developing internet development examples, and OOP Development.
Computer Science Reg Student	RS	Mr. Andy Harbert	1	1	Must be proficient in C++ and the OC networking environment. Assists in Prog I and Prog II laboratories. Also grades lab reports, homework and programs in lower level CS/IS courses.

Criminal Justice

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Criminal Justice Work-Study St	WS	Mrs. Kathy Fuller	1	1	Student workers will perform various tasks as needed by the faculty and staff in the Criminal Justice, Psychology/Family Science and History/Political Science Departments. Regular office duties include greeting visitors and new students to our office and building, making copies, filing, filling paper trays for copier and printers, distributing mail, grading, answering the phone, running errands on campus and possibly typing up documents or spreadsheets. OTher tasks assigned as needed. Confidentiality is a must. 8 hour work week. Hours between 8 am and 5 pm and working during lunch may be required. Limited positions available. Preference will be given to majors within the department.

School of Education

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
America Reads Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Celestia D. Bennett	2	2	Student workers will read to preschool children. Workers must be available for at least two consecutive hours on Tuesdays and/or Thursdays between 9:30 am and 2:30 pm. A backgound check will be required for this position.
Educ Regular Student	RS	Mrs. Celestia D. Bennett	1	1	All student workers will be expected to perform various tasks as needed by the facility and staff of the School of Education. Regular duties will include geveral office work such as filing, answering phones, copying materials, picking up and distributing mail, running errands, and performing other tasks as needed. Basic computer skills are requiredand more advanced skills are preferred. Minimally, applicants should be proficient with Microsoft Word, and expertise in Excel and Power Point is preferable. Most student workers will be required to leard how to operate a variety of audio/visual equipment such as thermofax, overhead projector, video camera, VCR, Ellison lettering machine, laminator, and bindng machine. Student workers will be trained in the use of the equipment as needed. ***ALL POSITIONS HAVE BEEN FILLED***
Education Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Celestia D. Bennett	4	4	***THERE WILL BE 1 OPENING FOR THE SPRING 2018 SEMESTER*** All student workers will be expected to perform various tasks as needed by the facilty and staff of the School of Education. Regular duties will include general office work such as filing, answering phones, copying materials, picking up and distributing mail, running errands, and performing other tasks as needed. Basic computer skills are required and more advanced skills are preferred. Minimally, applicants should be proficient with Microsoft Word, and expertise in Excel and PowerPoint is preferable. Most student workers will be required to learn how to operate a variety of audio/visual equipment such as thermofax, overhead projector, video camera, VCR, Ellison lettering machine, laminator, and binding machine. Student workers will be trained in the use of the equipment as needed. ***ALL POSITIONS HAVE BEEN FILLED***

Engineering

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
ECE Regular Student	RS	Dr. Jeff Bigelow	5	1	Lab and Class Assistants. Assist Professors in the Dept of Electrical and Computer Engineering in labs, grading, etc. Requires junior or senior level standing in Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Eng Support Regular Student	RS	Mrs. Camey Johnson	1	1	Work with technician in keeping labs and computers operational. Includes software management, soldering, and general equipment maintenance. Requires sophomore level standing or higher in EE or CE programs.
Engineering Office Reg Stu	RS	Mrs. Roseline V. Haulsey	1	1	Assist the departments in the College of Engineering & Computer Science with office work and special projects. Requires proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel & PowerPoint). This position requires some filing and typing. Looking for someone who is punctual, dependable, and has a positive attitude.
ESA Team Mentor	RS	Dr. Jeff Bigelow	12	12	Engineering Summer Academy Mentor. Send e-mail of interest to Jeff Bigelow in the spring. ESA is the week before Earn Your Wings.
ME Lab Regular Student	RS	Dr. Wayne Whaley	3	3	Supporting ME labs. Requires sophomore level standing or higher in ME Program.

Events Center

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Box OFFICE Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Shaylin R. Reddell	1	1	Position - Box Office Worker Helps sell tickets to patrons for events in the Theatre and Music Departments. Requires some computer skills and people skills. ***NO POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR 2017-2018***
Events Regular Student	RS	Mrs. Kimberly D. Northcott	4	4	Assists with organizing special events on campus as needed. Technical skills needed, possible heavy lifting, dependable and punctual with a positive attitude. Requires evening and weekend work. This is an "As Needed" position with no guarantee of work hours. ***POSITION FILLED FOR 2018/2019***
Special Events Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Shaylin R. Reddell	5	5	Communication skills, general receptionist duties, Microsoft Word and Excel, filing. Organizational skills, possible heavy lifting, punctual, dependable, positive attitude. Assists with organizing special events on campus. Technical skills needed. Requires evening and weekend work. ***POSITION FILLED FOR 2018/2019***
Student Tech-University Events	RS	Mrs. Kimberly D. Northcott	6	6	Student technician for on-campus University Events. ***POSITION FILLED FOR 2018/2019***
Welcome Guide Reg Stu	RS	Mrs. Shaylin R. Reddell	10	9	Responsibilities to include campus tour to university guests and hosting special events as needed. ***No positions available for the 2018/2019 school year at this time**

Accounting and Finance

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
VP Finance Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Conchita A. Wilkerson	2	2	General office, customer service. filing, data entry, light book-keeping, possible heavy lifting, punctual, dependable, and a positive attitude.

Financial Services

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Financial Services Work-Stdy	WS	Mrs. Carolyn J. Allen	1	1	General office work, answering phones, directing students/ parents, mail outs. Must be able to work Friday from 1 pm-5pm. Confidentiality is a must!!

Grad Rec & Advanced Degree Svc

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Grad Stud & Adult Learn Wkst	WS	Kathy D. Milligan	4	4

Human Resources

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Career Services Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Susan E. Hoover	1	1	Assist with social media and mass communication. Attend and assist with Career Services events. Must be proficient with MS Excel and Word. Must be comfortable answering phones and interacting with professionals as well as work independently. Other duties as assigned. ***THIS POSITION IS NOT AVAILABLE IN THE SUMMER***

Information Services

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Ethos Development Student Work	RS	Mrs. Lisa L. Herndon	2	2	**nothing available at this time***
Information Services Help Desk	RS	Mr. Caleb C. McGaha	15	9	Provides first-level technical assistance to customers via telephone, e-mail, and customer walk ins.
Info Services Work-Study	WS	Mr. Caleb C. McGaha	2	2	<filled> General office work such as typing, filing, answering phones, and greeting people as they walk into the Information Technology Services office. [filled] Provides end user support and assists the second level tele- communications and network support technicians. contact: John.Hermes@ oc.edu
IT Call Ctr Special Reg Stu	RS	Mr. Caleb C. McGaha	5	4	First contact at the Help Desk. He/she will need excellent customer service skills. Great attention to detail. Good interpersonal skills

Language and Literature

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Lalt Spanish Tutor	RS	Dr. Tina Ware	1	1	Spanish Immersion Tutor
Lang & Lit Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Donna S. Wright	1	1	Position - Language and Literature Office Worker General office work such as filing, copying, typing, mail-outs, office mail, and run errands.
LALT Writing Center Tutor	RS	Dr. Nathan A. Shank	4	4	Position - Writing Center Tutor**POSITIONS HAVE BEEN FILLED** Students must show a high level of competency with writing skills either by high ACT scores in English or A's in freshman or sophomore composition. At the time of application, students will need to bring a sample of their expository writing either from a college class or a grammar test. In addition to excellent writing and grammar skills, the successful applicant will demonstrate good oral communication and one-on-one skills.
Lang/Lit Writing Ctr Tut Ws	WS	Dr. Nathan A. Shank	1	1	Position - Writing Center Tutor (Juniors & Seniors Only) Students must show a high level of competency with writing skills either by high ACT scores in English or A's in freshman or sophomore composition. At the time of application, students will need to bring a sample of their expository writing either from a college class or a grammar test. In addition to excellent writing and grammar skills, the successful applicant will demonstrate good oral communication and one-on-one skills.

Liberal Arts

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Arts & Sciences, Regular Stu	RS	Mrs. Lora D. Potts	1	1	Worker will assist in the office of Dean for the College of Liberal Arts. Duties include file folders, copy work, filing, organizing copied work into Google Drive folders, running errands on campus, etc. Confidentiality is a must! Other duties will be requested as needs arise. Computer proficiency in Windows platform and Google Chrome preferred. Approximately 7-8 hours weekly. POSITION AVAILABLE FA17/SP18.
Hist & Political Work Study	WS	Mrs. Kathy Fuller	1	1	Student workers will perform various tasks as needed by the faculty and staff in the Criminal Justice, Psychology/Family Science, and History/Political Science Departments. Regular office duties include greeting visitors and new students to our office and building, making copies, filing, filling paper trays for copier and printers, distributing mail, grading, answering the phone, running errands on campus and possibly typing up documents or spreadsheets. Other tasks assigned as needed. Confidentiality is a must. 8 hour work week. Hours are between 8 am and 5 pm and working during lunch may be required. Limited positions available. Preference will be given to majors within the department.
Psychology Work Study	WS	Mrs. Kathy Fuller	2	2	Student workers will perform various tasks as needed by the faculty and staff in Criminal Justice, Psychology/Family Science and History/Political Science Departments. Regular office duties include greeting visitors and new students to our office and building, making copies, filing, filling paper trays for copier and printers, distributing mail, grading, answering the phone, running errands on campus and possibly typing up documents or spreadsheets. Other tasks assigned as needed. Confidentiality is a must. 8 hour work week. Hours are between 8 am and 5 pm and working during lunch may be required. Limited positions available. Preference will be given to majors within the department.

Library

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Library Sp Collections/Arch	RS	Mrs. Tamie Willis	1	1	Shelve and file archival materials. Must be able to work independently, must have good organizational skills, good handwriting and be able to lift up to 50lbs. Knowledge of MS Excel and MS Word requires, and must be willing to train on other software. Perform other assignments or special projects as needed. Work schedule may include days, evenings and weekends. ***NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR 2019-20***
Library Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Tamie Willis	15	8	Manage circulation desk, shelve and file library materials. Must be able to work independently, be punctual, willing to learn new software and willing to perform other assignments or special projects as needed. Good communication and public relation skills are necessary. Soft lifting required. Work schedule may include days, evenings and weekends.

Mac Laboratory

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Music, Art, Comm Rg Student	RS	Mrs. Conner D. Mendoza	4	4	Must be able to use a Mac computer - opening programs, saving files, etc., using operating system OS X (10). Should be familiar with and able to use Photoshop. Additional experience with the following programs is a plus: Freehand, Director, Flash, AfterEffects, Maya, 3ds Max & Z Brush. Dependability is essential. Must be willing to work some mornings, late nights and weekends.
Music Art and Comm Work Study	WS	Mrs. Conner D. Mendoza	3	3	Must be able to use a Mac computer - opening programs, saving files, etc., using operating system OS X (10). Should be familiar with and able to use Photoshop. Additional experience with the following programs is a plus: Freehand, Director, Flash, AfterEffects, Maya, 3ds Max & Z Brush. Dependability is essential. Must be willing to work some mornings, late nights and weekends.

Mailroom

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Mail Room Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Teresa A. Tarrant	6	6	Very fast-paced office needs a quick learner with good communication and public relations skills, a good driving record (current) and background check, with good computer skills (Google Docs is a plus), be able to make correct currency change, be dependable, trustworthy and punctual, work independently with good organizational skills, use hands extensively for fine-minute sortation, be able to stand, sit, and walk for an extensive period of time, and be able to lift up to 70 pound packages. Job duties are campus mail sortation, distribution and delivery with accuracy; rate and process outgoing mail with accuracy (learn and apply postal regulations) on Postalia; maintain confidentiality and sanctity of mail; retail counter service; drive mail cart; and general office work, phones, data entry, and other duties as needed.

Mathematics

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Mathematics Regular Student	RS	Dr. Jennifer Bryan	4	4	Must be proficient in all lower level mathematics, especially algebra, trigonometry, and calculus. Assists in Intermediate Algebra classes. Grades homework in lower level classes up through Calculus III.

Mechanical Engineering

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Lab & Class ME	RS	Dr. Wayne Whaley	7	6	Assist professors in the Department of Mechanical Engineering in labs and grading. Requires sophomore level standing or higher in the ME program. Machine shop assist; experience required.

Marketing

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Marketing Digital Regular Stud	RS	Mrs. Sarah R. Horton	1	1	10 hours per week Seeking a Digital Guru who is detailed oriented, enjoys diving into data and tinkering behind the scenes of websites. The Digital Intern/ Student worker will update information at OC.edu. Learn and maximize the use of Mailchimp in university communications and messaging. And, enhance OC's web presence and national status with list placement.
Marketing Freshman Influencer	RS	Mrs. Sarah R. Horton	1	1	8-10 hours per week This person will motivate, inspire, and monitor the group influencers and coordinate 2 off-campus activities each month. Seeking a Freshman Influencer intern/student worker to join the OC marketing team to help build out influencer efforts. This person will be an integral part of the marketing team and oversee the freshman/ sophomore influencer channel. The role will have additional traditional marketing responsibilities including helping with the monthly social media calendar. The ideal candidate is a marketing major, has a passion for the OC brand, excellent organization, communication and written skills. Most of all, you are a go-getter, creative, and ambitious with a true passion for the brand storytelling
Marketing Graduate Assistant	RS	Mrs. Sarah R. Horton	1	1	Planning and executing marketing strategies.
Mrketing Graphic Sum Intern	RS	Mrs. Tessa K. Wright	1	1	Graphic Design Student. Work On campus with OC Marketing Department for the summer. Must be proficient with Adobe Suite. May need to do some heavy lifting. Photography/Video experience is encouraged. **POSITION FILLED FOR SUMMER 2018**
Marketing Social Content Rg	RS	Mrs. Sarah R. Horton	1	1	5-8 hours per week Seeking a fun, creative photographer/videographer who loves social media, loves OC, has an eye for composition, and edits on the fly.
Marketing Social Media Rg	RS	Mrs. Sarah R. Horton	1	1	10-15 hours per week Seeking a strategist, planner and organizer to help execute main university social media channels. Curating and writing the story of OC's mission. Craft interesting, well-researched content to drive traffic, engage and convert target customers, and improve storytelling on social media. Other writing may include blog posts, brochures, website copy, and other content as needed. Copy edit, and review for messaging, style guidelines, brand consistency, and voice.
Marketing Design Intern Rgst	RS	Mrs. Tessa K. Wright	2	2	Position - Graphic design intern Works with the Director of Marketing to further the branding of the university in developing print materials, web designs, and other graphics. Must be familiar with Mac OS X and Adobe Creative Suite software (ie. Photoshop). Must present portfolio for consideration.

Music

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Musical Regular Student	RS	Mrs. Melissa G. Lauxman	1	1	***Position filled for fall 2018-2019***
Band Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Melissa G. Lauxman	1	1	Assist with set-up for rehearsals and performances. The job entails some physical activity (moving equipment), but no heavy lifting is necessarily required. Data entry skills needed. General office tasks and work related to maintaining the band equipment and sheet music inventory. ***POSITION FILLED FOR FALL 2018-2019***
Musical Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Melissa G. Lauxman	1	1	For students who will work backstage on the set of the musical. Job involves shop work using tools, making props, painting, or whatever is necessary to put the musical mise-en-scene together. ***POSITION IS FILLED FOR FALL 2018-2019***
Music Work Study	WS	Mrs. Melissa G. Lauxman	3	3	Good computer skills, filing, answering phones, general office tasks. Music knowledge is not a must but beneficial. ***POSITIONS FILLED FOR 2018-2019***

Physics

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Physics Regular Student	RS	Dr. Christopher Austin	1	1	Position - Grader for physics department Student will assist in grading physics I homework. Must have already taken physics I and II. Position - General Physical Science assistant Student will assist in preparing materials for the general physical science course. Science major required.

Physical Plant

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Physical Plant Work-Study	WS	Mrs. Alison M. Hewitt	9	9	Position - Carpentry worker Painting, drywall, move furniture, remodel projects, etc. Skills should include good eye-hand coordination, carpentry skills, and previous exp. with hand tools. Must work in at least 2 hour increment

Science and Engineering

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Eagle Works Regular Student	RS	Mr. Russell McGuire	4	4	Business Developers

Student Life

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Parent Association Work Stud	WS	Mrs. Liz McElroy	1	1	General office work such as filing, copying and organizing workroom. Communication skills necessary for answering phones and reception. Computer skills needed include Microsoft Word and Excel. Knowledge of PowerPoint and PageMaker helpful. ***NO POSITION AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME***
Stu Dev Op Assist Ws	WS	Mr. John M. Ortiz	1	1	Under directions, you will assist in making general repairs, perform facility assessments and cleaning inspections, help with improvement projects, and working with the common goal to enhance a student's living and learning community. Deep clean and 'move-in' ready apartments and rooms, as needed. In addition, attend and participate in staff meetings, and work within the Office Residence Life filing, answering phones, and being a welcoming face to guests, students, and members of the OC community. Requirements: Ability to perform physical labor and activities (lifting at least 25 lbs., being mobile) Ability to work independently and as part of a team Attention to details and strong organizational skills Must be enrolled in fall semester classes at OC Must be in good standing will all university offices Occasional attendance to evening and weekend events is required to apply, email john.ortiz@oc.edu and attach your resume
Student Dev Receptionist Ws	WS	Mr. John M. Ortiz	45	45	Position reports directly to the Resident Director supervising the desk of the building. Receptionist desks are located in the Community Center, Davvisson Honors House, Fails Hall, Gunn-Henderson Hall, Nowlin Center, Tinius Hall, and University House. On average, each recepionist works 8 hours a week. The receptionist desk hours include day, evening, late night, and weekends. Primary responsibilities include: Having a welcoming and friendly attitude towards those entering and exiting the building. Assist student's needs. This includes, but not limited to, checking out keys and unlock codes, checking out recreational equipment, checking out vaccuums, and help answer questions or inquiries. Manage regular operations of the desk. This includes, but not limited to, maintaining a clean and enjoyable environment, being attentive to the happenings of the lobby, field phone calls, and manage money transactions. Assist OC personnel and off-campus contractors as needed. Take initiative and complete tasks with minimal supervision. Have a good judgement about what items need to be brought to the supervisor's attention and the urgency thereof. Attend individual and group meetings with the supervisor. Other duties as assigned specific to the desk. Additional qualifications include: Having a professional appearance and demeanor. Dependable and punctual. Interpersonal, oral, and written skills. Keen attention to details, and ability to keep accurate records and confidentiality. Computer literacy and skill, knowledge of Google, and ability to learn additional software. To apply, copy and paste the link below: http://www.oc.edu/services/housing/employment-opportunities/ receptionist.html
Student Success Tutor	RS	Mrs. Amy Janzen	10	10	This is a tutoring position. Interested candidates must have successfully completed OC courses to apply. Interested candidates can apply at: https://www.oc.edu/academics/student-success/Tutoring.html
Student Success Tutor Ws	WS	Mrs. Amy Janzen	5	5	This is a tutoring position. Candidates must have successfully completed OC courses to apply, Interested candidates can apply at: https://www.oc.edu/academ ics/student-success/Tutoring.

Tealridge Manor

Job Title	Type	Contact Person	# Positions	Open Positions	Description
Tealridge Receptionist Rgstu	RS	Mrs. Katie L. Martinez	1	1	Tealridge Front Desk Receptionist ***NO POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME***