COAS Office of the Dean (AIS2)- Student Worker (FWS)
The COAS Office of Innovation & Student Success Student Worker (FWS) plays a vital role in supporting various functions within the Office of the Dean in COAS. This position offers an opportunity for a motivated and detail-oriented student to gain valuable work experience while contributing to the smooth operation of the office. The student worker will assist with a variety of tasks and projects, providing support to both students, faculty, leadership, and staff members.
- Customer Service: Provide friendly and informative assistance to students, staff, and visitors by answering inquiries, directing them to appropriate resources, and offering a positive and helpful demeanor.
- Event Coordination: Help organize and particpate in COAS events like graduation, workshops, seminars, and meetings by assisting with logistics, preparation of materials, setup, and cleanup.
- Communication: Assist in maintaining effective communication channels within the department, which may include distributing announcements, posting information on Locke Hall TV lobby screens, and managing email lists.
- Social Media Campus Outreach: Collaborate with other student workers and campus organizations to promote department events and initiatives.
- Other Duties: Perform additional duties as assigned by the supervisor to ensure the efficient operation of the department.
Qualifications:
- Currently enrolled as a student at HU
- FWS
- Strong organizational skills with attention to detail.
- Effective communication skills, both written and verbal.
- Basic computer skills and proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite.
- Positive attitude, self-motivated, and reliable.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
Work Schedule:
- Flexible schedule to accommodate class commitments and departmental needs.
- Seeking morning & afternoon availability (Office hours: 9:00AM - 5:00PM)
Questions about this role? Contact Ms. Ciara Williams ciara.williams@howard.edu
Hiring Contact:
FWS.Jobs@Howard.edu