How to Find a Student Employee Job

Position Description: Assist the administrative assistant to the VP for Academic Affairs in day-to-day tasks, such as answering phones, filing, posting classroom changes, posting course syllabi, etc., as well as individual projects as assigned.  Because we strive to offer you a valuable work experience, individual projects will range from very simple to complex, depending on your skills and your desire to learn. 

You absolutely MUST be dependable and be comfortable working with Microsoft Word and Excel.  You will be required to practice discretion at all times, and to use professionalism when dealing with any customer (internal or external).  Provide the highest level of customer service to all walk-in /phone customers, and use good telephone etiquette at all times.

Please submit a resume to room 1112. 

Position Description: Assist student, give tours to perspective students and families, filing, and other duties as assigned.

Position Description:  Assist with general maintenance of the art building, assist faculty with art related special projects and classroom/studio set-up, equipment usage, stocking materials, etc. 

Athletics – General -Gym - Supervisor(s): Marty McDermott 

Position Description: Assist in daily operations of the athletic training and athletic department.

Position Description: Assist in daily operations of athletic department including men's basketball, laundry, and game management.  

Position Description: Supervise weight room, computer lab, clean equipment, and other duties as assigned.

Position Description: Assist in the set-up and take down of biology labs. Work on prep materials for upcoming labs, cleaning of Life Science equipment and labs, and performing other tasks/duties as assigned. Student can be enrolled in Biology classes but must declare which classes they are taking for the term. Must be able to independently work on projects. The position is for 10 hours per week; 2 available positions per term. Interested candidates my email/call Jennifer Darling at (231) 777-0220; jennifer.darling@muskegoncc.edu

Position Description: Filing, run errands, correcting, copying, and assisting students. Candidates should have availability on Wednesday evening, 5:00-8:30 p.m. and Friday, 7:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m..

Position Description:  Qualifications:  Must be comfortable working with Microsoft Word, Power Point and Excel. General office skills, data entry, Mail merge preferred, good attention to detail. Tasks include: processing fieldwork forms, recording, maintaining an electronic database, covering office lcoation during instruction or late evening, updating and verifying requests, covering events and additional duties as assigned.

Confidentiality Required.  Must practice discretion at all times and use professionalism when dealing with any customer (internal or external).  Use telephone etiquette at all times answering telephones and taking messages, assist students with questions regarding records,  Hours can be very flexible to coordinate with student schedule –  up to 20 hours per week  Please submit a resume to: jennifer.volkers@muskegoncc.edu

Position Description: Muskegon Regional Center: Answering phones, greeting current/prospective students, working with instructors and students, faxing, filing, scheduling appointments, putting together information packets, event assistance, transfer orientation assistance, back-up coverage when needed, and other duties as assigned. Must have basic knowledge of Microsoft Word/Excel and excellent customer service skills.

Position Description: Deliver excellent customer service, answer phones, assist with mail room duties (if needed), take messages, run copy machines, deliver copies with cart, deliver paper (must be able to pick up 25 lb. boxes), work well with other student employees/MCC staff and be able to perform other duties as assigned.

*Interested candidates should contact the above supervisor on January 12, 2012 or after

Requirements:  Must have taken CIS 120 or CIS 109, CIS major (preferred but not mandatory), and proficient in Microsoft Office.      Position Description: Will service counter, answer phone, maintain printing operations, assist students with software & hardware problems, refer students to librarians, and other duties as assigned.

Community/Business Outreach, Lakeshore Business & Industrial - Office of Academic Affairs,         Room 1106 - Supervisor(s): Trynette Lottie-Harps, Dan Rinsema-Sybenga

Position Description: Qualifications: General clerical and office skills, organized, good attention to detail. The Community Relations student employee helps the Office of Office of Community Relations with a variety of clerical tasks related to marketing, fundraising, alumni relations, events, and other areas of brand management.  Excellent position for a student who is interested in marketing or other area of business communications. Strong writing abilities, keyboarding, and use of Microsoft Office, i.e. Excel and Word, are preferred skills. Hours needed: 10-20 hours each week between 9am and 5pm. Please submit a resume.

OCR is also seeking a clerical position for the MCC-TV studio (see TV listing).

Position Description: Provide coverage for evening switchboard, must have Tuesday and Thursday evening availability. Interested candidates must have work-study and be able to work at least 15-20 hours per week. Interested candidates may email/call Tonette Garner-Brown at (231) 777-0654; tonette.brown-garner@muskegoncc.edu

Position Description: General office/receptionist tasks, data entry, filing, and typing.  Good customer service skills and confidentiality is required.  Preferred skills: Excel and Word.  Please submit a resume to: donella.cooper@muskegoncc.edu.