SUNY Oswego - Career Services

Job-A-Rama 2016! Students

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

If you are looking for an on campus opportunity (employment, internship, work study, or other leadership positions) then cruise through SUNY Oswego's "Job-A-Rama!!" Earn some cash, gain experience, obtain great references, and get involved! We'll have lots of campus departments on hand to talk about opportunities for Spring 2016 and/or the 2016-17 academic year!

Job-A-Rama
Thursday, February 4th, 2016
12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Marano Campus Center Concourse

Directory of Participating Departments

Company	Directory Info.
Admissions Office	The Office of Admissions is looking for volunteers to give tours, call Admitted Students and help at the Spring Admitted Student Days in April!
Admissions Office (Overnight Host Program)	The Office of Admissions is looking for volunteers to host admitted students overnight. They can even earn community service hours!
Alumni & Development	The Office of Alumni and Parent Relations is seeking interns to assist in the operation of several programs in the office. This is an excellent opportunity to gain professional experience in public relations, interpersonal communication, time and organizational management, and working with a variety of computer programs. These positions will also allow opportunity to meet alumni of the institution and give insight into the Office of Alumni and Parent Relations. These internships are non-paid, credit bearing, and require participation in an internship course. The average hours of work are 8 per week, generally between the hours of 8:00am - 4:30pm but will include evening and weekend obligations.
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 rely on our enthusiastic student staff to contribute to the success of the program and assist in all aspects of the events. Check for available positions today: https://www.oswego.edu/campus-recreation/employment 315-312-3114
Campus Technology Services (CTS)	Campus Technology Services is responsible for supporting our campus' technology needs. We are in charge of everything from the wireless network in the dormitories to the Advanced Technology Classrooms in each academic building. CTS has several employment opportunities available to students. The positions are Help Desk Assistant, Computer Lab Assistant, Network Assistant, and Telecommunications Office Aide. Description of these positions can be found at https://www.oswego.edu/cts/recruitment.
Career Services at the Compass	Compass Navigator Internship: Navigator Interns work with professional staff members and fellow interns to create a welcoming learning environment conducive to success in the Resource Center at the Compass. Navigators must familiarize themselves with all that the Compass has to offer, in order to assist students in being actively engaged in their co-curricular experience throughout their career at SUNY Oswego. Navigators will act as a resource to students for major and career exploration, experiential learning, job and graduate school searches, resume and cover letter critiques. Marketing & Public Relations Internship: The Career Services Marketing and PR Interns are responsible for publicizing the services, programs, events and resources for the office. This internship is an on-campus opportunity to enhance skills and gain experience in public speaking, computer applications, graphic design, media relations, event management, and employer relations. Digital Dirt: The Digital Dirt Squad works with students to not only clean up their online presence, but teaches students how to leverage their presence to their benefit. Knowing how an employer will search for you online - and how to position your information so it tells the story YOU want is a skill you should develop. Apply for any of the THREE positions online at www.oswego.edu/career-services
Center for Experiential Learning	The Center for Experiential Learning promotes all aspects of experiential learning, offering a variety of experiential learning opportunities to SUNY Oswego undergraduate and graduate students. Programs include Internships, Co-ops, the Mentor Scholar Program, RISE and STEM Mentoring. Visit the Center for Experiential Learning table to learn more!
Event Management Office	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. Our student building manager staff help with building operations and general event support.
Facilities Services	Our office does the hiring for students for summer positions in the Facilities department at Oswego.
Fitness Center	The Fitness Center strives to promote the campus community’s personal wellness by offering programs and services that enhance physical, social, and emotional wellbeing. To help reach this goal, the fitness center employs over 70 students in a given year in a variety of positions. Visit our table to learn more about the following positions -Facility Attendant -Personal Trainer -Group Exercise Instructor -Student Manager
Intercollegiate Athletics	The department of Intercollegiate Athletics at Oswego State sponsors 24 NCAA Division III sports. It takes the cooperation of many individuals across campus to ensure that our teams are successful and our events run smoothly. Below are the positions available for employment in Fall of 2016 Contact for the positions below: malcolm.huggins@oswego.edu * Marketing Intern * Game operations Intern * Basketball Usher * Ice Hockey Arena Usher Contact for the position below michael.bielak@oswego.edu * Sports Information Aide Contact for the position below rhonda.taylor@oswego.edu Equipment Room/laundry room attendant Contact for the position below scott.landers@oswego.edu Varsity weight room Attendant
Office of Learning Services	The Office of Learning Services works with the SUNY Oswego community to supplement students' classroom learning and assist them in becoming independent learners. Desk attendants are needed at both the tutoring center, located at 174MCC and the writing center, 112c Penfield Library.
Residence Life & Housing	Residence Life and Housing provides a premier living experience for students living on-campus. We are looking for Student Operations Services Staff, Summer RA's, and Summer SOS Staff as well as Resident Student Staff.
Residence Life and Housing - Resident Assistant/Resident Mentor Positions	The Department of Residence Life and Housing hires 151 Resident Student Staff (RA/RM/GRM/VCAs) each year. - ""Think ""Res"" - August 2016 - May 2017 Resident Assistant and Resident Mentor Positions Available Minimum Qualifications: - sophomore status as of August 1st 2016 - semester GPA of 2.0 and overall CUM of 2.4 - completed one semester on a college campus - be in good judicial standing Applications deadline Feb. 7th Must be available to participate in interviews and small group on Saturday, Feb. 13th to be considered. More information at the table.
Rice Creek Field Station	Rice Creek Field Station is located one mile south of campus on Thompson Road; which the Green Shuttle offers transportation when classes are in session. The grounds surrounding the station include an herb garden and 300 acres of fields, forests, ponds and streams that are used all year-round for ecological research. In addition to academic offerings, public programs in nature education are offered free to the local community. Four nature trails, open to the public, provide opportunities for hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. The building and surrounding grounds are maintained by a groundskeeper, along with the help of student employment and volunteers.
Student Employment/Federal Work Study	The Student Employment Office offers Federal Work Study job opportunities to those who qualify. This office offers referral services to other students seeking employment on campus. We also work with on and off campus departments and agencies seeking student employees.