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Workstudy - Accounting or Business
Department: Accounting Department
Hours: Six hours per week
Contact: Steven Flynn
phone: 344.3316
Requirements: Must be an upperclass Accounting or Business major. Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel


Workstudy-Accounting or Business
Department: Business Office
Hours: flexible
Contact: Debbie Rapier
phone: 344-3513
Requirements: Prefer an accounting or business student
Description: 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


Custodial/Grounds
Department: Facilities
Hours: Weekdays and Weekends
Contact: Jeff Kordenbrock
phone: 344-3321
Requirements: 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).


Work Study - IP&E
Department: Institutional Planning & Effectiveness
Hours: Flexible - Up to 9 per week
Contact: Genie Wambaugh
phone: 859-344-3684
Requirements: Significant computer skills and ability to work independently.
Description: Need someone to complete this semester and continue next year. This job focuses on data entry of scores, preparation of test materials, analysis of test results, preparation of student outcome reports, and compilation of data for the Databook. The job requires high ethical standards needed to preserve the confidentiality of information, high productivity to meet deadlines, and an interest in working in a quiet, more secluded area of the college.