Work Study Assistant/Receptionist
Federal Work-Study Position Application Form
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Job Title |
Work Study Assistant/Receptionist |
| Reports to | Brian Schleeper |
| Department | Student and Business Services |
| Days of Week | Monday-Friday, some Saturdays. Days of the week will be coordinated with others serving as receptionist. |
| Time of Day | Front desk hours during a section of this period: 12-1 pm M-F, some Fridays 5-9 pm, some Saturdays 9-3 pm. |
| Hours per week | 3 per week, more required at beginning of semester |
| Start date | 7/30/13 |
| End date | 5/12/14 |
| Pay rate | 9.75 |
| General description/brief summary | Facilitate the filling and monitoring of Federal Work-Study jobs and serve as front desk receptionist. |
| Duties/responsibilities |
Support the work of the Student Services Associate who coordinates the Work-Study program. Receive and compile applications for supervisors. Arrange interviews between students and supervisors. Assist and monitor payroll process, collect time sheets and track hours worked by FWS students. Create a form for supervisors and students to use to assess quality of work and effectiveness. Assist with coordination of arrangements of off campus community service positions to ensure compliance with regulations. Work with financial aid officer to monitor the FWS program. Serve 6 hours per week as receptionist at front desk when classes are in session, during the lunch hour, evenings and/or weekends: answering phone and transferring calls, taking messages, assisting guests entering the building, monitoring traffic in and out of the building for security & hospitality purposes, closing the building. Receptionist duties will be fulfilled by several persons reporting to different offices. When tasks assigned by their respective supervisors are completed, these employees will be asked to work on other clerical tasks that may be submitted by staff and faculty. Up to an average of 2 hours a week will be done weekday afternoons between 1 - 5 pm to facilitate communication with employees. Other duties as assigned. |
| Skills/qualifications | Good verbal communication. Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel. Good math and organizational skills. Ability to deal with confidential information and difficult situations. |
| Physical demands | N/A |















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