Work-study at the Field Station entails a variety of tasks, most of which do not require any background in science. These involve maintenance and custodial tasks that include: cleaning the labs and classrooms in the main building, cleaning the boats/other station vehicles, mowing the grass and general painting and landscaping. Other duties related to the Field Station include maintaining equipment, assisting with programs such as grade school field trips and teacher workshops. No prior experience is necessary and any necessary training will be provided on the job.
Looking for hard worker, wanting to work in an accounting department, with flexible hours.
Position involves:
General accounting work-preparing journal entries, reconciling accounts,working on excel spreadsheets, assist in preparation of year end work papers for the auditors,etc.
Computer entry work with accounts receivable,accounts payable,inputing journal entries, and working on our internal computer programs.
Other miscellaneous office duties
Must be able to lift heavy items and operate equipment (snow blower, weed eater, etc).
Description:
Position requires the ability to clean classrooms, offices and restrooms that includes sweeping, damp mopping, wiping windows, white boards and vacuuming. This candidate must also be able to complete basic grounds maintenance work such as grass cutting, raking leaves weeding gardens, weed eating, snow and trash removal. The operation of basic equipment such as vacuum sweepers, weed eaters, lawn mowers and automatic floor scrubbers may be required (on the job training will be provided).
Basic knowledge of Computer Programs - Word & Excel,
phone skills,
able to work 10 hours a week
Description:
Work study position available in the Office of Institutional Advancement for ten hours a week. General office work to include: answering phones, filing, data entry, copying, and other duties as assigned. General knowledge of Word and Excel computer programs needed. Able to work independently with little supervision. Please e-mail your resume to elizabeth.champ@thomasmore.edu by Friday, January 18 to be considered, or drop your resume off to Room 3322.
Basic computer knowledge(Word, Excel, Powerpoint), experience with CARS, good communication skills
Description:
This position is for Summer 2008. Assist in Lifelong Learning office duties such as data entry into CARS, copying, filing, assisting students, answering the telephone, and any other duties as assigned by the Director of Lifelong Learning.
Reliable and able to work with confidential information; CARS experience preferred
Description:
This is for Fall 2008. Position requires the ability to process data entry into CARS. Experience with Word, Powerpoint, and Excel is needed. Also, position requires effective communication skills when answering the office telephone and greeting students. Other necessary office duties may be required.
Full-Time Student in good academic and discipline standing
Description:
Student Life announces an opening for a student to portray the campus mascot, Tommy Mo. The position is a student work-study working 10 hours per week. The mascot represents the College at athletic, student life and official functions. 2 students coordinate events.
Must be willing to commit to attending all home football games, basketball games as class schedule allows and be flexible with night and weekend hours.