Job Description:
The Academic Technology Center supports audio visual technology in the classrooms and meeting spaces across campus. The position includes setting up projectors and audio equipment for classes and campus events, video recording and editing, equipment maintenance and troubleshooting. You must be able to lift up to 20 pounds. Scheduling is flexible, requires some evening and weekend hours as well as daytime hours.
Requirements: Good communication skills and ability to learn new technology. We will train on specific technology used on campus. Preference will be given to freshmen and sophomores.
Contact: Geri Olson
University Advancement Calling Team
The calling center is responsible for all alumni fund raising efforts by phone. The Calling Center utilizes computerized calling terminals.
Fund raising calling is done on behalf of the Bemidji State University Foundation. As a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation, the Foundation is empowered to solicit, receive and administer gifts, bequests and trusts for the benefit of the University, its departments and programs.
Responsibilities:
Work between 6 and 10 hours per week.
Effectively communicate with alumni of BSU to encourage giving to the University Fund and other fund raising programs of the Foundation.
Be a goodwill ambassador for Bemidji State University.
Attend all mandatory-training sessions.
Arrive promptly to all assigned calling sessions.
Reports to: Director of Annual Giving
Tenure: The calling center will operate throughout the entire academic year. Calling will not be scheduled for holidays, semester breaks and for the weeks of finals.
Qualifications: Working with the Calling Team requires demonstrated excellent oral communications skills. Successful candidates will be enthusiastic about Bemidji State University and be knowledgeable about the campus and current happenings. Calling team members should have general computer skills and be comfortable working with computers. An ability to quickly learn new skills is essential. Good command of the English language is also required
Evaluation: Calling Team members will be evaluated on their attendance, oral communication skills, and fund raising and recruitment performance.
Hours: The Bemidji State University Calling Center hours will be:
Sunday, Monday, Tuesdsay, Wednesday and Thursday nights from 6PM – 9PM
To apply, pick up application at the BSU Foundation Office (David Park House).
Contact Person:
Lisa Hofstad
Director of Annual Giving
BSU Foundation - David Park House
Bemidji State University
Bemidji MN, 56601
(218) 755-2872
Meeting Monday August 29th, 9 pm, PE 240
This includes BSU students with either Work Study
or ability to earn Payroll. It would require working
BSU Athletic events both on and off Campus, ability
to communicate with the general public, and working
nights and weekends.
Intramural sports are officiated by students. There is no experience
necessary. A knowledge of sports, dependability, and a cool head are
required. Rules, clinics and training sessions are held prior to the
start of each sport season. We hire new officials all year round.
Flexible scheduling is available. You can still play in the sport if
you officiate. If you are interested in officiating, you may pick up an
application form at the front desk of the Rec. Center, or feel free to
contact the Intramural Coordinator, Trista Little, in PE 216, via phone
at 755-4141, or by email. Also, feel free
to click here to download the student application.
Completed applications should be turned in to the Rec. Center front
desk or the Intramural Coordinator.
(Student Custodian)
A female student custodian is wanted to assist the GMW will general
cleaning duties. Flexible scheduling is available. Responsibilities
will include assisting the GMW with the cleaning of the Physical
Education complex including but not limited to the women’s locker room,
restrooms and cleaning after athletic sporting events. Interested
students can contact Duane Biehn at 755-4140.
Job Description: Successful candidate must be able to communicate effectively. Position requires interaction with Faculty, Staff, and Students. Duties will include but not limited to; sorting University mail, Copying print jobs for Faculty, Staff and Students. Other duties such as stocking shelves, helping customers at service window, and answering phones. Possible reassignment to help cover student employee work in Central Receiving may occur. Valid driver’s license required - you will be required to pass DMV check to drive state vehicle.
Contact: Chris Haley 755-3921
Logistics Supervisor
Print Shop/Mail Room/Central Receiving