Job-a-Rama 2012!

Get experience, earn some cash, get involved...

If you are looking for a job on campus (or an internship, volunteer, graduate assistant, or work study position - or more...) then cruise through SUNY Oswego's "Job-a-Rama"!! Earn some cash, gain experience, get great references, and get involved! We'll have lots of campus departments on hand to talk about opportunities for this Spring as well as next year.

Job-A-Rama List of Organizations

Wednesday, February 8th, 2012

11:00 am - 2:00 pm

Swetman Gymnasium (Next to the Compass)

Department	Attending Organizations
Campus Recreation	Many paid positions and opportunities exist for students to work in Campus Recreation. A variety of part-time employment positions are available for responsible, reliable, and conscientious students. Both work study and temporary service candidates are welcome to apply. Intramurals, Open Recreation, and Special Events rely on our enthusiastic student staff to contribute to the success of the program and assist in all aspects of the events. Opportunities typically available include: Administrative Assistant, Building Manager, Building Manager Supervisor, Finance Assistant (Payroll), Finance Assistant (Purchasing), Graduate Assistant, Graphic Artist, Head Lifeguard (American Red Cross Certification Required), Intramural Assistant, Intramural Supervisor, Lifeguard (American Red Cross Certification Required), Media Relations Assistant , Office Assistant, Reservation Assistant, Special Events Assistant , Sports Official, Sports Photographer & Videographer , Swetman Building Manager, Water Safety Instructor (American Red Cross Certification Required), and Web Design Assistant.
Center for Service Learning & Community Service	Community Services works with four Student Association volunteer organizations including Mentor Oswego (MO), Adopt-A-Grandparent (AGP), Red Cross Club, and Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter. All of these groups provide service to the Oswego community, with MO and AGP coordinating a number of opportunities each week of the semester. Red Cross Club and Habitat for Humanity work closely with the local chapters of their organizations as well. We are always looking for new students to get involved with our organization and the Oswego community.
Compass - Career Services	Looking for a job on campus, but don t know what you want to do? Interested in gaining experience that will land you a job after graduation? Well look no further!! The Career Services office at the Compass has a wide range of positions for you!! Available positions are: Career Services Office Assistant (Paid) Assist in management of the Laker Leads program Assist in processing payment transactions for online reference accounts. Assist Career Service staff in answering telephones and responding to walk- in traffic specifically regarding Laker Leads, Career Services Online Reference Accounts, and scheduling appointments for Career Counselors. Compass Receptionist (Work-study) Greet and welcome students that enter the Compass Assist student flow of traffic to designated areas of the Compass Answer phone calls and direct them to appropriate departments Career Services Public Relations Intern (Internship for credit) 10 hours per week, required to have a minimum GPA of 2.5 Create and develop marketing campaigns for major events throughout Campus Promote events, workshops, and conferences throughout multiple medias and social media platforms. Design and outline brochures, flyers, table tents, handouts, and promotional materials as needed. Utilize social media (Facebook, twitter, blogs, etc.) to promote programs and events.
Compass - Intern Program	The Compass has multiple Public Relations and Navigator Internship positions available for 2012-2013. Applicants must be able to commit to the position for the fall and spring semester. Three (3) upper division credits will be earned each semester. PR Interns will enhance skills and gain experience in public speaking, computer applications, media relations, event management, and employer relations. Navigators will gain hands on experience by providing assistance to all students who come into the Compass Resource Center. Stop by the Compass for more information or to talk to current interns.
Curriculum & Instruction Dept. Advisement Office	Our department advising office staff works with students in Adolescence Education, Childhood Education and TESOL Education majors. We offer paid positions for Graduate Student Assistants to work with advisement or doing research and reporting with our faculty. We also have several work study eligible paid positions each semester for office assistants. Faculty members in the department also seek unpaid Peer Advisors to work with incoming freshman as part of the First Year Advisement program. We are looking for students with strong communication, computer and organizational skills. There is a preference to those with knowledge of majors and major requirements in the department.
Department of Campus Life - Event Management Office	Here at the Event Management Office we are dedicated to providing a variety of services to student organizations, administrative offices, and academic departments including facility reservations, event planning assistance, audio visual and other event support. The Event Management Office staff recognizes and values the importance of extracurricular activities outside the classroom as being essential to having a well-rounded experience here at SUNY Oswego. We strive to facilitate these activities not only for students, but also for faculty & staff as well as community members.
Division of Extended Learning	The Division of Extended Learning serves the needs of part-time students and working adults who are interested in pursuing an undergraduate degree by taking courses during evenings and weekends as well as online. We also coordinate Winter Session and Summer Sessions and offer credit and non-credit bearing courses at our Phoenix Center and Metro Center locations. Employment opportunities are available through both federal work study and temporary service.
Fitness Centers	The Fitness Centers provide the campus community with an open, inviting location where they can enhance their personal wellness goals. In addition, we provides fun, health related educational programs for students, faculty and staff. The Fitness Centers employs over 65 students in a variety of dynamic leadership positions. These positions include facility attendants, personal trainers, group exercise instructors, student managers and graduate assistants. Please visit our table for more information about each of these positions.
Graduate Office	Opportunities include: Work Study Positions (undergrad); Graduate Assistant Positions (graduates)
International Education & Programs	The Office of International Education and Programs offers the following opportunities to SUNY Oswego students: 1. Internship opportunity at the Office of International Education and Programs or while studying abroad 2. Conduct research overseas 3- Student teach overseas 4- Work at OIEP.
Leadership Development Program	Promoting Leadership Development Opportunities & the Future Oswego Leaders Conference.
Office of Public Affairs	"The Office of Public Affairs is looking for a videography/reporting intern, or a two-person video team, on an independent-study basis, or some other arrangement that, with your adviser's and EBE's consent, would result in significant academic credit and about 10 hours a week of work per position. The position(s) will be for a multitalented, well-organized intern to produce video (from start to finish) for Campus Update stories, news releases and potential website uses. Candidates must supply work samples and resume, and go through interview(s). Contact Jeff Rea, 312-2265 or jeff.rea@oswego.edu.
Orientation Office	Orientation programs oversees the Summer Orientation program and opening weekend in addition to Peer Advisement for First Year Students. We have available positions for Laker Leaders and Peer Advisors.
Oswego Admissions Representative Program	Oswego Admissions Representatives (OAR s) will function as professionals in support of the college admissions and enrollment efforts. The primary purpose of this voluntary position is to increase personal contact with prospective students. Benefits include but are not limited to; becoming more involved, connecting with prospective students from your hometown area, gaining valuable communication skills and real substance for resume building, and the potential to be hired as a paid tour guide in the future.
Oswego Alumni Association & University Development	The Offices of Alumni and University Development have many opportunities for student employment/internships in the fields of marketing, public relations, writing/editing, fundraising event planning and more. Our staff works directly with alumni, students, faculty and staff to build a life long connection to Oswego.
Residence Life & Housing	The Office of Residence Life and Housing employs approximately 375 students as RA's/RM's/GRM's/VCA's, DA's, RT's, CT's, and the Fitness Centers. The positions that we will be looking for are Desk Assistants, Recycling Techs, and Computer Techs (Student Operations Services) for the upcoming Fall 2012 semester. Applications will be posted online beginning Monday, Feb. 27th and applications will be due on Wed. March 28th. Stop by our table to get more information.
Residence Life & Housing - Summer Operations	Residence Life and Housing has many employment opportunities available for the Summer of 2012. Positions available for Summer School are Resident Assistant, Recycling Technician, and Mail Clerk. There is also an opportunity to work as a Conference Assistant with the Summer Camps and Conferences.
Student Employment Office	The Student Employment Office at SUNY Oswego manages the Federal Work Study Program and provides a referral service for students seeking jobs and a job posting service for employers seeking student employees.
SUNY Oswego Telefund	The Telefund office consists of 26 student callers who contact more than 60,000 Oswego alumni, friends and parents annually. The Telefund calls Monday through Thursday 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM and some Sundays.
Transfer Student Services Office	SUNY Oswego Transfer Services is responsible for the creation, development and maintenance of programs, services and support for all transfer students at SUNY Oswego. Our office is looking to fill a Fall 2012 Marketing Intern position as well as transfer students interested in becoming a mentor in the MOST Program.