Work Study

Academic Technology Assistant: 

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

Admissions Tour Guide

University Ambassador Position Description

The Office of Admissions serves as the “first contact” for prospective students and their families.  Its purpose is to market the University and to present a positive image to the public and community.  The University Ambassadors function as a major part of the recruitment, public relations efforts, and maintenance of Bemidji State University’s “personal” approach to an education.  The position entails six to twelve hours per week during the academic school year, including day and/or evening hours.

Goals of the University Ambassador Position:
1.    To promote BSU in every aspect of its recruitment efforts
•    Conduct informative campus tours to prospective students and their families
•    Provide general public relations and marketing duties
•    Gather materials for prospective student mailings
•    Provide tele-counseling recruitment and follow-up to prospective students
2.    Office Responsibilities
•    Receptionist duties, including answering telephones and greeting office visitors
•    Assist with the processing of transcripts and applications
•    Use the online computer network in accessing student data
•    Have a complete and full understanding of the Admission process
3.    Qualifications of a University Ambassador
•    Be available for the all Admission Office events and programs
•    Maintain a minimum term GPA of 2.5
•    Be knowledgeable and stay informed on up-to-date on the history, traditions, and highlights of the university (training will be provided)
•    Variable hours may require you to work some evenings and weekends
•    Participate in scheduled Admission recruiting events.
•    Appearance: always dress appropriately (presentable pants, skirt, or shorts; skirts or shorts must fall below fingertips when hands are at your-side)
•    Excitement and pride for Bemidji State University
•    Punctuality & dependability: always show up for your scheduled tour(s)/shift(s)
•    Attention to detail: make sure you cover the contents of your tour; if you do not know the answer, make the time to find out once your tour is complete
•    Good judgment: use it when you answer questions
•    Friendly, honest, positive and enthusiastic attitude
•    Willingness to work in a team environment and be a team player
•    Keep the channels of communication open with fellow University Ambassadors, and supervisors
•    Desire to work with guests of the university
•    Ability to work with diverse populations
•    Skill and enthusiasm to present to groups of 15 or more
•    Excellent communication: oral and interpersonal skills
•    Professional demeanor, ability to work well under minimal yet specific supervision
•    Knowledge of Bemidji State University programs and services (training will be provided)

For more information, please contact:
Molly Aitken-Julin or Diane Renken
Office of Admissions & Scholarships
Deputy 102
(218)755-2040

Boys & Girls Club of the Bemidji Area

Position: Elementary Social Recreation
Job Description:
                Work study position would involve planning, implementing, and supervising fun group programs that socially engage the elementary members and help them develop new friendships, social norms, learn sportsmanship as well as teambuilding and communication skills. Program and activity examples include group games, science classes, bike rides, game tournaments, music activities, carnivals, and more.  The Club works to provide youth with opportunities and expectation for success as well as to develop a sense of belonging, usefulness, competence, and influence in every child.  Students who are interested in human services, education, or just like working with youth, working at the Club would be a terrific real life experience.
Requirements:
    A background check is a pre-requisite for employment.  Preferred skills in an applicant include: Enthusiastic, flexible, creative, caring, ability to positively discipline, patience, level headed, and consistent. Students would be expected to work approximately 8-12 hours a week between the hours of 2:30p.m.-7:00p.m. M-F.  Interested applicants should inquire with Karl Mork, Program Director, at kmork@paulbunyan.net or at 218-444-4171 for an application or questions.

Event Management

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.

Hobson Memorial Union

Hiring for Spring Semester

Are you outgoing and friendly?  Do you enjoy working with the public?
We are looking for:
      Building Manager
   Organization Assistant

WORK STUDY PREFERRED
View job descriptions and download applications online at:
     http://www.bemidjistate.edu/students/hobson_union/jobs/

Lincoln Elementary School             

America Reads & America Counts Program

America Reads is a program designed to ensure that every child will read independently and on grade level by the time they leave the third grade.  America Counts provides help and personal attention for students in need of extra assistance in mastering the fundamentals of mathematics in elementary school.  BSU students will be eligible to tutor grades K - 5 for both programs.

Please contact:  Kathy VanWert, Principal, Lincoln Elementary School, 333-3250

Kids & Company Afterschool Program

Bemidji Schools Community Education
Activity Assistants: Several positions are available which involve working with elementary children after school from approximately 2:30 - 5:45 pm on school days.  Activity Assistants supervise and engage kids in a variety of enriching activities such as crafts, gym activities, computer, art, board games, homework assistance and reading at one of the seven ISD 31 elementary schools.  Prefer those who can work five days a week, but other options are also available.  This is an opportunity to hone group management skills while building positive relationships with children.
American Reads/America Counts Tutor: An outstanding job opportunity is available to current work-study eligible students who are seeking a degree related to children. These tutors will assist children in the Kids & Company afterschool program with a variety of academic related activities such as homework completion, improving reading and math skills, reading to children and or listening to them read, or playing academic games.  Can work from one to five days per week.
CONTACT PERSON:   Susan Shelquist, phone 333-3284, ext. 309 email sac@bemidjicommunityed.com. 

                         Currently only Temporary Substitutes Needed

Theatre Scene Shop

Job Description: Theatre Scene Shop – Work-Study Only: Experience working with saws and air tools and their maintenance is a plus, but we will train. Employees are also trained on how to safely use the stage rigging system. If you have ever worked construction or on a farm or ranch, you probably already have many of the skills needed.  Lifting large objects and working at heights may be required.
This position requires attention to detail and the ability to follow verbal instructions.  Although this position is primarily in the scene shop, there may be times that this crew works with the stage lighting crew. You must be able to work well with others or independently. The theatre is an inclusive environment and we invite any student who is interested to visit the shop and talk with us about working here.
Available Hours are : Monday between 10 & 1 and 2 &5, Tuesday between 10 &2, Wednesday between 10&1 and 2&5 and Thursday between 10&2. Only applicants who already have a work-study award and at least  two or three hour blocks available for two of these days or an entire shift on at least one of these days will be considered. You may work more shifts than that if your award is large enough and you are available.
Email Ellen Jones if interested and you meet the qualifications.

Visual Arts

The Visual Arts Department is looking for the following position:

   Talley Gallery monitor and/or possibly studio assistant.

    Before spring term is over, come to EA 214 & pick up an application.

    During summer, pick up an application outside EA 214 and put in office, if open; otherwise, slip under the door.  You may be contacted in the fall if your hours work into our schedule.

Back To Top