College Work-Study
Job Descriptions
The primary responsibility of the student is to assist each of the staff members of the Office of the Provost with clerical assignments. The clerical responsibilities of the student may include the following:
- Pick up and delivery of mail
- Hand deliveries and pick ups from various offices on main campus and the Broadway campus
- Typing of correspondence, forms, labels, special documents, etc., using an office computer and/or typewriter
- Filing
- Assisting with set-up of meetings and special events
- Making copies and assembling materials
- Anything else directly related to office/clerical duties
Qualifications:
- Must be energetic and enthusiastic
- Computer literate and proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel
- Must have knowledge of the buildings on campus or at least willing to learn
- Must be willing to follow basic office dress code
- Must have available work hours between 9:00 a.m. and 4:45 p.m.
- Must be able to maintain strict confidentiality
- Must be dependable and punctual
The student will be expected to check with each staff person for daily assignments. Once the student has completed all necessary work for the office, he/she may use their time for study, research on class assignments, and/or completion of homework. Personal phone calls and visitors while on duty must be kept to a minimum.
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The Academic Resource Center provides tutoring across the curriculum and a broad range of other academic support services free of charge to all Loyola students. Tutors will work one-on-one with students in a specific subject area. Flexible work hours. Tutors must have a minimum overall GPA and a minimum GPA in the subject area that they tutor and must participate in our tutor training sessions. Work-study students may also be needed to occasionally deliver and pick up accommodated tests across campus.
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The Office of Admissions offers students a variety of opportunities to meet the required commitment for the work-study program. Our office is a fast-paced, dynamic place to work where students are exposed to state of the art technology, advanced marketing and recruitment techniques, and the highest-level University faculty and staff.
An assignment in the Office of Admissions will include general office responsibilities where you will gain valuable experience working on computers, speaking with prospective students on the telephone, giving tours of the campus, and working closely with the professional staff. If you like being around interesting people that are enthusiastic about their work, then Admissions would be a good match for you.
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- Assist professors in laboratories in varying capacities.
- Deliver and pick up mail and distribute within the department.
- Deliver to and pick up packages from other departments.
- Copy documents for departmental distribution and for the professors' needs.
- Answer phone when the Administrative Assistant is not in the office.
- Post flyers announcing upcoming events in the department - and remove the flyers after the event.
- Type various documents/labels as requested.
- Aid Administrative Assistants in various tasks as needed.
- Perform computer research for professors.
- Be available for special tasks as needed.
- Assist Lab Coordinator
- Animal care
- Greenhouse Upkeep
- Aiding in lab preparation
- Cleaning glassware
- Assist Professors
- Aiding in lab prepartion
- Making various solutions for labs
- Cleaning glassware
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Boggs Center
Learn more about literacy and its personal, socioeconomic, and political implications . . .
Student Workers will:
- Receive and provide general information for telephone, mail and walk-in requests for Center resources.
- Complete data entry for Center contact lists.
- Assist in maintenance of Resource Center collection development, to include data entry, abstracting, and indexing.
- Assist with Center mailings.
- Provide support at designated Center events as requested.
- Perform general office duties, such as copying,campus delivery, and event set-up and breakdown.
Interest in literacy and/or issues of poverty, racism, social justice, a plus!
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Services provided by the Bursar’s Office are tuition and Perkins loan payments, as well as Departmental Deposits, Copicards, and Express Card.
BASIC FUNCTION: To assist full-time staff in daily office operations.
JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Processes cash, checks and Visa payments received for tuition, loans, and from other departments
- Greets customers in person and by phone and answers questions concerning their student accounts
- Balances register and prepares daily deposit
- Makes deliveries and pick ups in other departments
- Files and types
- Performs related duties as assigned by the University Bursar or a full-time staff member of the Bursar’s Office
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
- Responsible and dependable (i.e. must report to work as scheduled)
- Demonstrate a pleasant and willing attitude
- Strong customer service skills
- Potential and desire to learn office procedures
- Business background preferred
- Mathematical aptitude and ability to use or learn 10 - key adding machine
- Typing Skills
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- Chedk in packages with and without purchase order and place courtesy calls to department for pick up
- Will be trained to use online computer system
- Filing duties as well as occasional deliveries of priority packages to departments
- Flexible hours will be available according to the student's schedule but student will be required to work a minimum of 3 days per work week.
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Job 1:
The Chemistry Department is looking for responsible students to aid in classroom setup. The student is responsible for helping prepare, setup and breakdown the General and Organic Chemistry labs weekly. Additionally, the student will help maintain the organization of the Chemistry Stockroom. Students majoring or minoring in Chemistry are preferred but it is not a prerequisite. Computer literacy and good organization skills are a plus.
Job 2:
The Chemistry Department is looking for a responsible student to aid the Administrative Assistant. The student will be responsible for helping the Administrative Assistant with odd tasks. This includes but is not limited to: running on campus errands, filing and typing. Computer literacy and good organization skills are a plus.
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Child Care Center (The Whelan Children's Center)
The Whelan Children's Center offers a high quality childcare program for the children of the faculty, staff, students and alumni of Loyola University New Orleans. The Center, located on Loyola's campus, provides a safe, stimulating, educational environment with a highly qualified, experienced, nurturing staff.
Daily job responsibilities include but not limited to:
- assisting lead teacher in daily routines and activites.
- assisting children in selecting activities, toileting, washing hands, picking up and storing toys.
- Clean and disinfect mats, highchairs, chairs, tables after eating and toys daily.
- Remain alert at all times to possible safety hazards for children and staff.
- Speak to children in a nurturing, warm friendly positive manner, always using good grammar and positive guidance techniques as instructed.
- Help children go to sleep by gently rubbing or patting their backs at nap time.
- Share your talents with children – telling stories, reading books, singing and playing musical instruments, using puppets, actively listening to children.
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Classical & Modern Languages & Cultures
JOB PURPOSE:
To assist the administrative assistant with all clerical assignments.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Pick up and distribute mail.
Pick up and distribute packages from central receiving.
Copy and assemble materials.
Post flyers.
Maintain Video Library.
Other duties as assigned.
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
Responsible and dependable.
Demonstrate a pleasant and willing attitude.
Be courteous and helpful at all times to faculty, staff and students.
Must report to work as scheduled and on time.
Personal calls and visitors kept to a minimum.
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- Work with faculty in your major on projects and research. This may include data entry on computer, filing, doing research in library, making phone calls, and doing mailings.
- Answer front desk phones.
- Make copies for office administrators.
- Pick up mail twice a day.
- Distribute mail to faculty/staff mailboxes.
- Learn computer programs do to spreadsheets, letters, and mass mailings.
- Help with conferences/meetings as needed.
- Do campus runs for pick-ups/deliveries to other departments.
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College of Humanites & Natural Sciences- Dean's Office
Student workers will assist the staff of the Dean's office. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: delivering, picking up and distributing mail twice a day, making campus runs, photocopying, filing, computer work, typing, and answering the telephone. They will also assist in special projects emanating from the Dean's office.
College of Music & Fine Arts
Students employed at the College of Music may work in the Dean's Office, the electronic music laboratory, Campus Radio Station, and performance hall. Student workers are assigned to various professors to assist them as needed.
- Answer the telephone, transfer calls and take accurate messages; help visitors by directing them, answering their questions politely and hand out requested literature, etc.
- Take care of sorting, posting and delivering outgoing and incoming mail and packages to and from the post office and central receiving twice a day.
- Make deliveries around campus, dropping off and picking up materials to and from other departments.
- Keep all bulletin boards organized and up to date.
- Xerox copies and programs as requested.
- Assist Faculty, Administrative Assistant and Receptionist with special projects.
- Make sure that outer office area is covered when Administrative Assistant and/or Receptionist leave their desk for any length of time.
- Occasional filing as requested.
Radio Station: Responsible for assisting with operations of the campus radio station, under the supervision of the faculty advisor. Cleaning the studio facilities; auditing programming calendar; updating the music library; exploring community partnerships; designing promotional materials; updating web sites; responding to internet inquiries and telephone calls. Basic knowledge of computer usage, internet web browsers, and multimedia software (iTunes or equivalent)
BOX OFFICE: Students assigned to the Box Office will assist with in-person and telephone tickets sales, monitor guest lists and will call for events, dispense programs, collect tickets, guide patrons to open seating. Must be comfortable working directly with the public and acting as a a liaison between the audience and production.
Work schedule will vary on a weekly basis, depending on our performances, and will include nights, weekends and some weekday hours for box office ticket sales... This is a great way to see all of our plays and concerts for free.
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Requirements: Communications majors preferred with some knowledge of Communications facilities. Must be mature and responsible. Must be polite and courteous. Must be dependable and work when scheduled. Must maintain confidentiality. Work study students are assigned clerical and other support duties under the supervision of the administrative assistant. Among the duties they are expected to perform are:
- Answer the telephone, transfer calls and take accurate messages; help visitors by directing them, answering their questions politely and hand out requested literature, etc.
- Take care of sorting, posting and delivering outgoing and incoming mail and packages to and from the post office and central receiving twice a day.
- Take newspapers and magazines to the department reading room and organize.
- Make deliveries around campus, dropping off material to other departments and picking up materials from other departments.
- Keep all bulletin boards organized and up-to-date.
- Drop off and pick up materials from central reproduction, make xerox copies, collate and staple as required.
- File materials for the department as directed.
- Develop databases as assigned.
- Make coffee throughout the day. Clean coffee area at the end of every day.
- Assist faculty and administrative assistants with special projects.
- Assist in the production office with checkout and return of equipment.
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Counseling & Career Services Center
The Counseling & Career Services Center offers personal and career counseling to students. In addition to one-on-one counseling, the Center sponsors programs on alcohol awareness, sexual aggression prevention, and a variety of career related topics. The Center holds many large events during the year including career fairs, Health & Wellness Week, and Take Back the Night. Located on the second floor of the Danna Student Center, the Counseling & Career Services Center works with over 40% of the student body on a yearly basis. Students working for the Counseling & Career Services Center have the opportunity to work with a variety of advertising campaigns, help maintain our career resource library, and get to be the first to see all the great Summer Jobs.
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The Department of Criminal Justice offers both a Bachelor's degree and a Master's degree in Criminal Justice.. Work-Study students assist full-time staff in daily office operations. Responsibilities vary on daily bases, but students must understand that they have been hired for “Work-Study”. Whenever they are needed, they must be ready for work; when not working, they will be studying.
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
- Maintain confidentiality and handle themselves in a professional manner at all times.
- Be responsible and dependable (i.e., report to work as scheduled);
- Demonstrate a pleasant and willing attitude;
- Demonstrate strong customer service skills;
- Possess or be willing to learn basic computer skills, i.e., word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and, possibly, creating/updating databases.
JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Responsibilities include, but are not limited to -
- Delivering/picking up and distributing mail;
- Making deliveries and pick ups in other departments;
- Routine office duties such as photocopying, filing, computer work/typing, mailing information to potential prospective students, and answering the telephone;
- Special projects emanating from the Director’s and/or the Assistant to the Director’s office;
- Research various topics using the Internet and the university library;
- Assist with special events and projects;
- Run official errands (on the Main and Broadway campuses only) and other duties as may be required by the faculty or staff.
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The Danna Center and Student Activities act as a foundation for the development of positive and progressive student participation in university life. The Danna Center is a place where students as well as other members of the university community may come together and interact with a sense of unity. The following positions are available for Work-Study students:
Wolf Den Game Room Attendant: Oversee the daily operations and maintenance of the facility.
Duties include: Monitor game room, assist customers, verify and provide refunds on malfunctioning machines, remove trash & litter, maintain shift log, assist vendors with collection verification, assist with other duties as assigned. Must attend orientation/training workshops, must like working with public, be dependable and willing to work evenings and weekends.
Poster Shop Attendant: Oversee the daily operations of the Poster shop facility. Duties include: Development and production (drawing) of banners, poster and matting. Production of buttons, small scale desk-top publishing, order supplies/inventories, maintain equipment, maintain records of job orders & invoices; oversee billings and financial accounts, maintain internal communications to fellow staff and Student Activities office. Must attend orientation/training workshops, must like working with public, must be dependable and willing to work days and evenings.
Reception Area Office Attendant: Assist the Administrative Assistant with general office administration. Duties include: Greet incoming guests, answer telephones, photocopying and maintenance of copy machine, deliver and pick up mail, run errands on campus, assist with meeting room set-ups, light typing, filing and word processing, and other duties as assigned. Must attend orientation/training workshops, must like working with public, be dependable and willing to work evenings and weekends.
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Work-Study student will assist faculty, staff, and students. Job responsibilities include: Answer telephones, greet visitors in a courteous and professional manner, photocopying, delivering, picking-up and distributing mail, light typing & filing, and running errands and other duties as may be required by the faculty or staff.
Must have the potential and desire to learn the daily functions of the office. Must be dependable.
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- Filing
- Mail and hand deliveries
- Sort and distribute mail to the appropriate people within the Evening Division office.
- There is a work-study tray at the bottom of the mail trays, please check this location daily for additional assignments.
- Check with Central Receiving once a week for packages to be picked up. Deliver packages to the appropriate person.
- Answer the phone
- Greet Visitors
- Office Hours – The Evening Division office is open from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday. 8:30-4:45 on Friday.
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Description of Film Buffs Work-Study Program:
Students who qualify for Work-Study employment at Loyola University may apply for work as projectionists in the Film Buffs Program. These students are recruited at the four Summer Job Fairs, interviewed by the Director of the Film Buffs Program, and the Director makes final decisions about who will work as Film Buffs projectionists.
These screenings take place Monday through Thursday nights. Check in for a screening begins one hour before the film is to be screened. Most films at Film Buffs begin at 7:30. Students are thoroughly trained by the Director of the Film Buffs Program as well as mentored by returning, senior projectionists. In addition to screening and being on call for screenings, each Film Buffs projectionist has an additional program-related job to round out weekly work-study hours, such as updating the weekly voice message on the Film Buffs Program extension, 865-2152, giving the titles, times, and locations of films for the week at Film Buffs; and making sure Film Studies Program Semester Schedules and Film Studies Minor brochures are supplied to all brochure locations throughout the campus, including residence hall front desks, as well as other program-related work.
Contact information: Students interested in working as Film Buffs Projectionists must first qualify as work-study students. See the Supervisor of Work-Study in Human Resources in Mercy 102. Students who are eligible for work-study assignments should contact Dr. Peggy McCormack, Director of the Film Buffs Program, Chairperson of the Film Studies Committee, and advisor to Film Studies Minors and all students taking Film Studies Minor courses:
Dr. Peggy McCormack
Department of English
Cormack@loyno.edu
Office: Bobet 323; phone: 865-2473
Director, Film Buffs Program
Chairperson, Film Studies Minor Committee
Advisor to all students taking Film Studies Minor courses
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Duties include filing, preparing outgoing mail, sorting incoming mail, running errands and assisting the Front Desk when needed.
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The Office of Grants and Research provides assistance to faculty, staff, and students seeking external grant funding for research or community service projects.
Basic Function: To assist the Administrative Assistant with copying, delivering documents, delivering and receiving the mail, and light typing and research.
Job Duties and Responsibilities:
- Pick up and deliver the morning and afternoon mail
- Making xerox copies and maintaining the paper and ink supply in the copy machine
- Answer phones and take messages
- Research various topics using the books in the office
- Deliver various paperwork on this campus and the broadway campus
- Perform other duties as may be required by the Administrative Assistant and the Director
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DESIRABLE QUALITIES IN WORK STUDY STUDENTS:
- Reliability. WS students must be at work at their specified times.
- Punctuality. Students must show up on time and leave at their designated time, not earlier.
- Ability to follow directions. Active listening when instructions are given.
- Accuracy in work.
- Pride in work.
- Completion of assigned tasks in a reasonable amount of time.
- Maintain a positive, upbeat attitude toward work.
- Willingness to work. Ask the secretary if there is anything to be done rather than trying to avoid work.
- Courtesy in answering the telephone or inquiries made in office by professors, students, visitors, etc. Always try to be of help.
- Wakefulness. Sleeping on the job is not permitted.
- Maintain CONFIDENTIALITY of the department. All records, especially student records, are to be held in strict confidence.
TASKS TO BE DONE:
- Running errands. Delivering and picking up mail from post office and central receiving.
- Answering the telephone when the secretary is out of the office.
- Preparing material mechanically, e.g. punching holes, sorting papers, gluing materials, sorting & scanning slides, etc.
- Preparing & mailing packets for the Mexico Program
- Library research.
- Ordering library books as instructed.
- Clipping and sorting newspaper articles.
- Using the Rizograph and Xerox machines.
- Filing.
- Performing other duties that may be required by the Administrative Assistant and professors.
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The Department of Human Resources consists of three departments: employment, payroll and benefits. The employment department is responsible for the recruitment and referral of qualified applicants for positions within the University. This department is also responsible for the job placement of work-study students. The payroll department is responsible for processing payroll checks for the entire university, including work-study students. The benefits department is responsible for managing all employee benefits: insurance, retirement, vacation & sick days.
The work-study students in the Department of Human Resources will perform basic clerical jobs for all three departments.
Duties & Responsibilities:
- Filing applications
- Delivering and picking up mail
- Typing envelopes and labels
- Picking up payroll reports from Information Technology
- Filing time sheets
- Filing benefit information
- Entering insurance payments in the computer
- Preparing deposit slips
- Coordinating bulk mailings
- Performing other duties as assigned by the departments.
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Information Technology delivers services to the University community through four groups of professionals: Client Services, Computer Services, Telecommunications and Information Management. Work-Study students will staff three computer labs. Students who wish to be placed in the computer labs should have general knowledge of computers, as they will be required to assist other students using the computer labs. Some basic computer training will be available to students who staff these labs. Work-Study students will be able to expand their own computer knowledge and gain valuable on-the-job training in the use, configuration and management of technology.
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The Loyola Institute for Ministry is part of City College. The mission is to prepare women and men for ministry and leadership in the church through professional graduate education and through professional continuing education. Students assist LIM administrative assistants. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: delivering, picking up and distributing mail twice a day, making campus runs, photocopying, filing, computer work, typing, and answering the telephone. Workers have the opportunity to work in the areas of admissions, course registration, distribution of promotional and educational materials, as well as helping with special events and projects
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The Division of Institutional Advancement is comprised of several departments, which include:
Advancement Records: Students will learn data entry and mainframe computer use by assisting with alumni database maintenance and update. Additionally, students will assist with special research projects, filing, mail processing, and photocopying.
Alumni & Parent Relations: Students will learn to create and maintain databases, assist with special event planning, process mail, handle phones, and photocopying.
Annual Fund: Students will learn to use the mainframe computer, assist in preparing direct mail projects and learn to prepare correspondence to donors, routine mail processing and filing.
Development: Students will learn to use the mainframe computer to gather information for reports, create and maintain databases, organize and maintain files, assist with routine mail processing, and assist with stewardship efforts as needed.
Public Affairs: Students will learn to write news releases, public service announcements and feature articles for university publication. Students will work on special projects such as hometown news releases for current graduates, update the media list, compile/maintain information for faculty bio-file and conduct surveys, routine mail processing and general clerical duties.
Publications and Marketing Communications: Students will learn to research, write, edit and proofread articles and/or design a wide variety of publications - both print and online, maintain photo and publications files, assist with routine mail processing and other clerical duties.
Advancement Research: Students will learn to gather information on the mainframe computer and other research sources, learn data entry and assist with special projects, routine mail processing, filing and photocopying.
Institutional Advancement - Vice President and Associate Vice President: Students will learn to prepare check requests, purchase orders and other university forms for routine processing, filing, mail processing and photocopying.
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Intercollegiate Athletics & Wellness
Life Guard
Basic Function: Oversee operations of the facility during shift. This position is a part-time staff position and reports directly to the Assistant Director of the University Sports Complex.
Specific Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Oversees all functions and activities of the Service Area and Natatorium.
2. Enforce all facility policies and procedures during shift.
3. Supervise ID check, court reservations, and equipment checkout.
4. Assist in maintaining an inventory of equipment in the Service Area. Set up nets and equipment.
5. Responsible for cash register during shift.
6. Monitor and inspect all facility areas regularly for cleanliness and do general pick up; report all maintenance problems to the Associate Director on the Building Manager’s Report: take participation counts, launder towels and do Locker Room checks.
7. Maintain an awareness of scheduled departmental activities and be willing and able to disseminate information.
8. Obtain information for Incident Reports and Injury Reports and administer first aid when necessary.
9. Open/close the facility and insure that the facility and equipment are operational for the upcoming shift.
10. Responsible for shift coverage if someone does not show or calls in sick.
11. Open and close doors for groups or individuals that have various rooms reserved. This includes making sure the room is clean and set up properly.
12. Responsible for hourly building rounds and total security of the Loyola University Sports Complex.
13. Check all rooms and courts for proper footwear, and verify that the activity taking place is appropriate for the area.
14. Attend the annual Athletics and Wellness Staff Orientation and regularly scheduled staff meetings.
Customer Service Assistant
Basic Function: Provide support services to patrons and assist in the overall operation of the University Sports Complex. This person reports directly to the Assistant Director and /or Building Manager for his/her respective shift.Specific Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Greet each patron entering the Loyola University Sports Complex.
2. Check all persons upon entrance to facility for appropriate I.D and correct membership status.
3. Assist visitors by answering questions about membership, facility and all other Athletics and Wellness programs and services.
4. Enforce all Facility Rules and Regulations.
5. Check out sports equipment for use in facility.
6. Take telephone and walk-in reservations for racquetball and tennis courts.
7. Process daily guest passes to guests of members.
8. Launder towels as needed.
9. Route departmental telephone calls to appropriate offices.
10. Report all injuries and incidents to the Building Manager on duty immediately.
11. Perform assigned special projects.
12. Attend the annual Athletics and Wellness Staff Orientation and regularly scheduled staff meetings.
13. Perform other responsibilities as assigned by the Building Manager.
Facility Monitor
Basic Function: Provide support services to patrons and assist in the overall operation of the University Sports Complex. This person reports directly to the Building Manager for his/her respective shift.
Specific Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Wipe down all machines on the 6th floor on the half-hour.
2. Responsible for running errands as needed.
3. Check patrons for proper footwear throughout facility.
4. Enforce all Facility Rules and Regulations.
5. Able to disseminate policy and procedure to any and all patrons.
6. Hourly Restroom Checks.
7. Maintaining patron / student counts throughout entire facility.
8. Enforce time limits for machines utilized during busy times.
9. Give tours to new students and / or patrons.
10. Report all injuries and incidents to the Building Manager on duty immediately.
11. Attend the annual Athletics and Wellness Staff Orientation and regularly scheduled staff meetings.
Game Day Operations Staff
Basic Function: Provide support services for all Loyola home athletics events Assist in the set-up and tear down of playing area- including setting up scoring tables, bleachers, and concession stand. This person reports to the Sports Information Director and/or Assistant Director for operations for his/her respective shift.
Specific Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Operate 35/30 second shot clock during men’s and women’s basketball games.
2. Operate scoreboard/game clock during volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball games and Baseball games.
3. Keep the official scorebook during volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball games.
4. Track Libero statistics during volleyball matches.
5. Assist volleyball referees by tracking whether a ball is in or out of bounds along the back line.
6. Operate the statistics computer during volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, and baseball games.
7. Spotter for the statistics computer operator during volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball games.
8. Work the concession stand during all home volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball games. Inventory what is needed after each contest.
9. Sell and take tickets during all volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, and baseball games.
10. Work as public address announcer during volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball and baseball games.
11. Sell Wolfpack merchandise and raffle tickets. Work with sponsors, and encourage student participation in promotions.
All positions will help in the general set-up and tear down before and after all athletics home events. All workers must be reliable and enthusiastic. Experience is preferred but not required. Workers must be available on nights and weekends.
Work Study Students will staff the department the Center for Intercultural Understanding. They should have good telephone skills and good people skills. Their presence in the office is important in attracting and welcoming students to the center. Keeping information confidential is very important. The following positions are available:
- Web Design- Student needed to update web site as needed. Must have good grammar and spelling skills. Must be able to meet deadlines. Must show initiative.
- Researcher - Student needed to go through files on affirmative action and other civil rights issues to identify and prioritize issues. Good research skills and must show initiative.
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Our primary function is to provide international students with whatever assistance they need in adjusting to life in the U.S. and at Loyola. The office serves as liaison between international students and the various university administrative and departmental offices, agencies of the U.S. government, foreign governments, and private organizations. Work-Study assistants are responsible for assisting in the daily operations of the office. Duties include, but are not limited to: photocopying, filing, and running errands; act as cultural liaisons and introduce new students to the campus. We look for students who want to learn more about other cultures and cultural relations and who have the ability to work unsupervised.
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Jesuit Social Research Institute
- Desire to collaborate in setting up our office.
- Intereste helping with research in the agenda of JSRI, for example, topics such as Catholic Social Thought, Racism, Poverty, Immigration
- Ability to enter data into our developing database using Microsoft Access
- Word-Processing and Internet skills
- Assisting our staff in daily office routines and activities
- Ability to communicate in basic Spanish would be a plus.
The Law School Admissions office needs student workers to perform clerical duties such as filing, typing, making xerox copies, answering the phone, running errands, mailing applications, greeting and answering questions of perspective students and other tasks assigned by office personnel.
Students are expected to maintain confidentiality and handle themselves in a professional manner at all times.
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Law School - Office of Career Services
The Law School's Office of Career Services assists students and alumni with career counseling and professional development needs. Work study students assist the Career Services staff with on-line job postings, advertising and preparation of events and programs, and other general office duties. The office is a high profile office and commands professional attire and excellent interpersonal communication skills. Faced-paced year round.
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Law Center -Gillis Long Poverty Center
The Work Study Student is responsible for helping in any office work required. Daily responsibilities include copying, faxing, answering telephones and preparing mass mailings and help the staff in any long-term projects. Students may also be required to travel to the Main Campus for errands. In general the student's responsibility is to assist the staff with daily necessities.
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The Law Clinic provides legal services to people in need in Orleans and Jefferson Parishes. The office is staffed by third year law students under the supervision of Clinical Professors. Students perform mainly clerical duties: Photocopying, file case materials, collect and disburse mail, help respond to inmate correspondence, answer phones, type, run errands, and send faxes. Students must be able to carry out their duties with professionalism and confidentiality. Must be able to work for many different people.
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Law Continuing Legal Education
Assit two person department with clerical duties such as database entry for course registrations, mail confirmation letters, tabulate evaluation sheets, setup course notebooks, organize work and storage area, faxing and answering phone. Experience with excel, work file maker pro is desired, but not required.
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The Dean's suite in the Law School needs student workers to assist us with various duties. Responsibilities include: xeroxing, filing, answering the phone, and distributing memos, and helping with various projects that surface throughout the year.
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Law School - Faculty
The main purpose of this position is to back up the five faculty secretaries. Duties to include: Help plan and set up events that the faculty members may have during the semester, pick up mail and sort, courier duties to main campus, retrieving books from library, making copies, typing, etc.
Basic Functions:
- Assist Circulation staff in handling routine departmental needs
- Assisting library patrons (checking in/out books and course reserve material)
- Shelving library books and materials
- Filing copy machines and maintaing the copyrooms
- Filing looseleaf materials
- Assist staff with general upkeep of the library
Technical Services Student
Basic Functions:
- Open and sort mail
- Process library material
- Data entry
- Participate in special projects as assigned
- Responsible and dependable, attention to detail and accuracy in performing duties
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Job duties: Light office work, such as occasional faxing, copying, distribution of exam numbers and distribution of correspondence to faculty. Occasional posting notices and exam schedule on the 4th floor bulletin boards.
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LUCAP (Loyola University Community Action Program)
LUCAP provides the Loyola community with the opportunity to be involved with community service and social justice activities. The most important thing to us in finding a work-study student is finding someone who is into community service and social justice. Your most important job will be to just be friendly and welcoming to people who call or stop by the office. Become knowledgeable of LUCAP mission and all the projects run by the organization. We look for students who are dependable and who are able to work with little supervision. We want someone who is going to have a regular schedule for being in the office.
Basic Function: To assist the advisor, chair/associate chair and leaders of the organization with the daily operations of the office. Duties include but are not limited to: Answer telephones and take messages, photocopying, making and putting up fliers around campus, e-mailing and contacting volunteers, updating bulleting boards and calendars, working a table or booth in the Danna center, assist with meeting room set-ups, keep the office clean and orderly, prepare check requests.
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The Chair’s Office of the Department of Mathematics is located in a lively area on the 5th floor of Monroe Hall, and is charged with operating the Mathematics Lab one floor below. The Chair's Office is the center of activity for university contacts, reports, supplies, mailboxes, related student clubs and student-faculty events. The office provides supplies to the students; computer labs on both the 4th and 5th floors. Student workers assist with broad range of duties. Included are campus errands, supplying paper and toner to the computer labs, shelving journals in the departmental library, and updating hallway bulletin boards. The atmosphere in the Chair's Office is friendly and cheerful. The orientation is toward service to students.
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The Loyola Mathematics Center is located in room 405 of Monroe Hall. The center offers free peer-to-peer tutoring in mathematics. It has evolved into a multimedia resource center for all Loyola math students. The Math Center is used by chemistry, biology, and other majors as well.
Well-qualified student assistants provide one-on-one tutoring in undergraduate math courses. Interactive computer software and video tapes are available to those who prefer those methods of assistance.
The computer program Mathematica
is maintained on the math lab computers for students, particularly those taking Calculus and Differential Equations. Textbooks, instructor's manuals, and other reference materials are on site for most undergraduate math courses taught at Loyola. Assistance using various types of graphing calculators is provided by peer tutors.
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Students who wish to be assigned to this department should be serious students of one of the foreign languages taught in the Department of Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures.
We are interested in having students who are language majors or language minors. Native speakers with an interest in foreign language acquisition and an ability to tutor their language on all levels are needed. In addition to tutoring, other duties include: assisting in running the lab and specific assigned duties, e.g. tape collection, video collection, and computer assistance.
A Monk Institute internship offers students a unique opportunity to develop nonprofit administration skills while working in a national music education organization and helping to support its performance program at Loyola University New Orleans and Commitment to New Orleans initiative. It also helps students to become familiar with the organizational skills and routines needed to effectively support an organization like the Monk Institute.
Interns will be expected to demonstrate individual initiative and assume specialized duties respective to the following areas:
General Office – Assist in answering phones and message distribution, correspondence, copying and faxing.
Event Booking and Production – Assist in aspects ranging from maintaining booking contact profiles to coordinating contracts, logistics, technical requirements and rider compliance.
Event Publicity and Promotion – Coordinate media list updates, press release proofreading and distribution, and media tracking and archiving including the preparation of paste-ups and scanning.
Educational Outreach – Assist in follow-up communication regarding in-school informances and teaching combos, prepare educational materials for classroom instruction.
Street Team Volunteers – Assist with volunteer correspondence, recruitment and updating volunteer profiles, coordinate special volunteer events.
Development and Grants Management– Planning and assisting with special projects and events, clerical management of corporate records, research and clerical assistance with the preparation of grant proposals and applications to federal, state and local government sources, corporate and foundation sponsors, and individual patrons.
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The Music Performance Facilities at Loyola University New Orleans include the 600-seat Louis J. Roussel Performance Hall and the 400-seat Nunemaker Auditorium. Ten to twelve technical assistants (TAs) are hired, mostly through the workstudy program, to meet the needs of functions scheduled in the performance facilities.
These TA positions are different in many ways from typical workstudy assignments. TAs do not work a fixed schedule each week. The workload is dependent upon the schedule of the performance facilities. Much of the work takes place in the evenings and on weekends. All TAs are required to attend a weekly meeting on Tuesdays at 12:30, an established campus-wide meeting time during which no classes are scheduled. At this meeting, each TA's schedule is determined for the week beginning on Tuesdays.
TAs working in the performance facilities receive lots of on-the-job training, and most become quite proficient in sound system operation, audio recording, lighting console operation, etc.
TA responsibilities include:
- Reporting for work at designated call times
- Stage and foyer set-up
- Set-up, operation, and strike of sound reinforcement equipment
- Digital and analog audio recording
- Stagelight hanging/focusing
- Rudimentary computerized lighting console operation
- Keeping stages, storeroom, and other operational areas clean and organized
- Set-up, operation, and strike of visual projection equipment (slide, overhead, and VDP)
- Basic video recording
For more information on workstudy assignments in the Music Performance Facilities, please contact:
Mr. Stewart J. Becnel
Technical/Manager Director
Phone: (504) 865-2148
Email: sjbecnel@loyno.edu
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DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- In general, work-study duties include filing, photocopying, delivering mail, typing and assisting with the daily functions of the Nursing Department. Immediately after signing in each day, check the work-study file on the student desk for new and daily tasks.
- If the work-study file is empty, students are allowed to study and use the computer in designated areas.
- Students are allowed a 15-minute break to eat lunch. Please approve this through the supervisor.
- Students are expected to wear appropriate clothing, no shorts or tank tops will be permitted.
- Cell phones should be place on vibrate while in the office. If you should receive a call or have to place a call, please step outside of the office to do so.
- If you are unable to report to work, please notify the supervisor in advance. If you need to rearrange your schedule or schedule time off to study, please let the supervisor know at least one week in advance.
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Hours of Operation: M-F, 8:30-4:45
Responsibilities include:
- Assist the Administrative Assistant
- Answering Departmental Phone
- Retrieve and Disperse Mail (Two Times Daily) and Packages
- Pick-ups and Deliveries to All Departments on Campus
- Light Typing and/or Computer Entries
- Mailings
- Research for Faculty (Library)
- Filing
- Xeroxing
- Duplicating and Collating Course Materials
- Miscellaneous
Responsibilities vary on daily bases, but students must understand that it is Work-Study. Some days the whole time scheduled may consist of Work, other days may only be Study and some days may be both (Work and Study), but Work comes first.
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The Physics Department Work Study Assistant's basic function is to be of general assistance to the department. Daily duties include:
- Answering the telephone
- Delivering and picking up mail and packages
- Photocopying
- Running errands
- Assisting with larger projects or special mailings
- Other duties may include organizing and maintaining graduate school and scholarship information, grading for general introductory Physics, setting up labs, maintaining the Physics Department's webpage and other ongoing tasks, most of which would be particularly interesting and beneficial to a science or math major
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The department of Political Science is small - six faculty members and the administrative assistant. As such, it is a very congenial place to work. Basically, our work study students assist the department's administrative assistant, chairperson, and other faculty in the performance of office duties. We are support for the smooth operation of the department. Responsibilities are: courteously answer telephone, pick up mail and distribute twice a day, run errands on campus, photocopying, greeting visitors and fellow students who visit our department, maintaining the office in neat and orderly manner. In addition to having some computer skills, our students must be dependable, courteous, have good telephone skills, and respect for the confidentiality of the office.
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President' s Office
Students are responsible for:
- Answer telephone and fax documents
- Create databases and labels
- Prepare and FedEx Board of Trustee materials for board meetings and other matters
- Handle confidential documents and information
- File documents
- Greet visitors
- Work with Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and internet
- Other responsibilities given by the Assistant to the President and the Executive Assistant to the President
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The basic function of the Office Assistant is to assist the Department's Administrative Assistant, Chairperson, and other faculty in the performance of office duties. Responsibilities are: courteously answer telephone, pick up mail and distribute twice a day, run errands on campus, photocopying, greet visitors, maintain office in neat and orderly manner, supervise use of office and facilities and typing. Student must be dependable, courteous and able to keep confidentiality of all office information.
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Work-Study student will assist faculty, staff, and students. Job responsibilities include: Answering telephones in a professional manner, greeting visitors courteously , photocopying, delivering, picking up and distributing mail,and running errands. Light typing and other duties as may be required by the faculty or staff.
Must have the potential and desire to learn the daily functions of the office. Dependablity and a good attitude are essential.
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The primary objective of the Residential Life housing program is to provide a safe, comfortable, physical environment for students, and services designed to facilitate the learning, growth and personal development of each residence hall student. The key task of the Work-Study student is to supervise and monitor the entrance to the residence halls for resident students and their guests. This serves as an added safety precaution. Desk Assistants also serve as liaisions by serving as an information source for students and visitors, while also tending to specific needs such as fire threats, express mail, gift deliveries and tracking of borrowed university equipment.
Qualifications:
- 2.5 cumulative grade point average
- no outside employment unless approved by Assistant Director
- live on campus or have experience of community living
- accept employment for one academic year
- attend mandatory fall and spring training sessions
- work on special projects/days as deemed necessary
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Basic Functions: To assit with general clerical and courier duties of the office.
- Pick up and deliver mail to/from the University Post Office
- Make hand deliveries on both campuses in all weather conditions
- Make copies and distribute as instructed
- Light typing-accuracy important
- Compile handouts, agenda etc. for various events
- Contact facutly, community agencies and students by e-mail as needed
- Answer telephones, direct calls to the appropriate person/office
- Do basic research on the Internet as needed
- Perform other duties as assigned
Minimum Qualifications:
- Interest in community-base learning or community service
- Organizational skills necessary
- Basic computer knowledge
STAIR PROGRAM - Start the Adventure in Reading - a children's literacy program that provides one-on-one tutoring in reading and language skills to public school students in danger of academic failure. Stair achieves its mission by recruiting and training volunteer tutors to work with public school students during a critical developmental year - second grade. Students will be assigned to an off-campus site.
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REPORTS TO: Departmental Administrative Assistant
BASIC FUNCTION: To act as an administrative back-up in various facets of departmental operation.
JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Greets and assists departmental visitors in the absence of the administrative assistant;
2. Collates and staples class materials;
3. Folds fliers and/or stuffs envelopes for departmental mailings;
4. Makes xerox copies, scan and make transparencies upon request;
5. Minimal typing;
6. Delivers and retrieves mail from the campus Post Office or Central Receiving;
7. Answers departmental telephone calls, transfers calls and/or takes messages;
8. Runs errands/makes deliveries as requested by administrative assistant or faculty;
9. Performs others duties as required by the departmental administrative assistant.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Sociology major preferred — freshman or sophomore;
Prior office experience would be helpful.
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
Personable and cooperative, with good organizational/communication skills who is able to receive and follow instructions without constant supervision.
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Summary of Position: Responsible for general clerical duties as assigned by supervisors. Filing, copying, campus errands, data entry and assigned projects for general upkeep and maintenance of office.
Reports to: Assistant to Vice President and/or Executive Secretary to Associate Vice President
Job Duties:
- Copies
- Fax
- Prepare outgoing mailings
- Typing, filing, computer processing
- Library maintenance
- Deliver/pick up/ sort incoming mail
- Cleaning/sorting/labeling
- Answer telephone, transfer calls, take accurate messages
- Run campus errands as needed
- In office foliage maintenance
- Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor
Job Requirements:
- Mature, responsible, dependable individual/punctual
- Must have good communication skills
- Demonstrate a pleasant and willing attitude
- Polite, neat and well-groomed
- Adhere to office policies
Physical Requirements: Physical ability to do essential functions with or without assistance.
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Function: Under the supervision of the Director of Student Finance, the Student Accounting Clerks assist the full-time staff in the daily operations of the office.
Duties And Responsibilities
- Greets customers in person or by phone and answers questions concerning their student account, which includes analyzing the accounts.
- Inputs transactions and data on the student accounts through the mainframe, including student refund data.
- Assists in preparing accounts for placement to outside collection agencies and attorneys.
- Makes deliveries and pick-ups in other departments as needed.
- Makes copies, files and types when needed.
- Operates shredding machine to destroy confidential documents as requested.
- Performs other duties as assigned by the Director of Student Finance or any full-time staff member of Student Finance.
Skills And Qualifications - Must be honest and dependable
- Mathematical Aptitude
- Ability to deal with people rationally and personably
- Must be able to hold in confidence all information obtained on student accounts
- Good customer service skills
- Basic knowledge of Personal Computers and applications
- Ability to use adding machines
SUMMARY OF POSITION: Students assigned to Student Health as part of the Work Study program perform duties as assigned by the Student Health Service Business Manager. These duties include assisting the Business Manager and Nursing personnel in the smooth operation of the Student Health Clinic.
ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS: Responsible to the Business Manager of Student Health Service. Daily reporting and signing in. Assists nursing personnel with clerical tasks as needed.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Accurate filing of health records on a daily basis.
- Pick up mail from Postal Service on a daily basis.
- Answers the phone in a professional manner and routes the calls to the appropriate staff person. All questions relating to medical care are routed to nursing staff and/or physician on duty. Calls from parents and/or students for questions other than medical are routed to the Business Manager of the Clinic.
- Helps facilitate the flow of patients to medical staff under the direction of the Business manager.
- Shredding of medical documents as directed.
- Assists in maintaining accurate records for daily census. Student is responsible for accurately totaling daily census statistics.
- Maintains confidentiality at all times.
- Responsible to Business Manager for all changes in schedule as relates to Work Study contract.
- Notifies Business Manager of absence due to illness or change in schedule.
- Responsible for logging hours worked on a daily basis.
- Performs other duties as assigned by Business Manager and Nursing Staff.
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Perfect Work-Study job? Students may say there’s no such thing. The Student Records Office says there is and they want to prove it by providing a work-study experience that has students coming back for more.
With flexible working hours and friendly, helpful co-workers, a work-study student is part of a team that provides top-of-the-line customer service to university and metropolitan community. The duties for work-study students include:
- Light typing, filing, and copying.
- Answering incoming calls.
- Mail pick-up/delivery.
- Writing/filing transcript requests.
- Learning/utilizing computer program to input and change data on student records.
- Assisting office personnel with various other duties as requested.
- Have Fun!
Office hours are 8:30 a.m.- 4:45 p.m. (Open until 6 p.m. Wednesday evenings) and is located in Marquette Hall, Room 250. For more information, feel free to contact the office at (504) 865-3237.
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The Theatre Arts Performance Facilities at Loyola University New Orleans include the 150-seat Marquette Theater and the 70-90-seat Lower Depths Theater. Theatre assistants are hired, mostly through the work study program, to meet the needs of departmental productions and other functions scheduled in the performance facilities.
These theatre assistant positions are different in many ways from typical workstudy assignments. Many assistants work a fixed schedule approximately 80% of the time. The remaining workload is dependent upon the schedule of the productions, which may take place in the evenings and on weekends. All assistants are required to attend an orientation meeting the first week of each fall semester. At this meeting, each theatre assistant’s schedule is determined and other important information is given.
Theatre assistants working in the shops, offices, and performance facilities receive lots of on-the-job training, and most become quite proficient in many production aspects of scenery, costuming, lighting and theatre management.
Theatre Assistant responsibilities include:
- Reporting for work at designated call times
- Keeping stages, storeroom, offices, and other operational areas clean and organized
The department hires work-study students in the following positions.
- Department Office Assistant: answer telephones; greet visitors; typing; word processing; filing; delivery, pick-up, and distribution of mail; and other duties as required by the administrative assistant and chair. All office assistants are also required to work box office during all performances, which consists of some evening and weekend hours.
- Theatre Business Office Assistant: assist in the publicity and promotion of all departmental productions. Must also work box office during all performances, which consists of some evening and weekend hours.
- Technical Assistant: assist in preparing the theatre productions of the department. May work in all or primarily in one of the following areas: scenic construction, costume preparation, scenic painting, lighting, properties, or sound.
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Operate collator, folder, bookletmaker, paper cutter, padding press, perforator and scoring machine. Perform jobs that require had operations such as stuffing, hand gathering, labeling, and sorting bult mail. Packate and deliver completed jobst to deparmtents on Loyola's main and Broadway campuses.
Students with a major in graphic design or advertising can also get training in our pre-press department when bindery work is completed.
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The library has several departments that suit every preference and skill level and offer hours that suit every schedule. Any student employed will have the opportunity to work in the new Monroe Library. All departments look for responsible, reliable and mature individuals.
Circulation: Enjoy working with the public? Learn valuable customer service and research skills. Reliability is extremely important. Day, night, and weekend hours.
Technical Services: Work behind the scenes. Requires someone who is detail oriented posses good hand-eye coordination. Learn bookbinding and how to prepare new books for shelves. Day hours only.
Media Services: Ideal for Communication/Graphic Art majors and others interested in new technologies and working with the public. Assist media users, help set up equipment and work in multimedia classrooms. Day, evening and Saturday hours.
Reference: Learn valuable customer service, research and computer skills. Assist at reference desk, document delivery and interlibrary loan. Evenings, weekends, and some days.
Administration: Receptionist and assistant in dean's office. Must posses pleasant, professional manner, some office skills, and ability to handle multiple tasks. Days only.
Serials: Serials is journal and magazine central. Must be able to follow specific instructions and pay attention to detail. Strong organizational skills required. Days, evenings, and weekends.
Archives & Special Collections: Work with the University Archivist in the care of scholarly collections and rare publications. Requires strong attention to detail. Computer skills and an interest in history a plus. Days only.
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- Receptionist for University Ministry Main Office
- Mail delivery & pick up & running errands
- Answer telephone; Check email for University Ministry; Check website for updates and revisions
- Create fliers for UM advertising; Update UM bulletin boards around campus
- Maintain office cleanliness & order; Water plants in all areas
- Take reservations for Van, Manresa Den & Ignatius Chapel
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A student assigned to Parking Service is expected to do the following:
- Data entry (parking permits and tickets)
- Customer Service (helping with replacement IDs, taking payment for immobilizations, selling parking permits)
- Department “courier” = picking up mail, checking the after hours drawer at University Police, deliveries on campus only.
- Student should be capable of tolerating disgruntle customers.
- Able to stand for periods of time and work behind a counter.
- Filing
- Answer department telephones
- Assist in bulk parking pass requests
Job Description
WORK STUDY STUDENT
The Work Study Student assists University Police Officers and security personnel with dispatch duties, entering traffic citations, on-campus safety escorts, act as relief shuttle driver when needed, parking enforcement, mobile patrols for reporting safety hazards and other non-law enforcement duties and/or or clerical duties as designated by the Director of Public Safety/University Police, captain, lieutenant, shift supervisor, and/or administrative assistant or parking coordinator. The position requires the competent use of telephones, two-way radios, computers and office equipment and machinery, and department vehicles.
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Performs a variety of duties that includes but is not limited to: filing, data entry, running errands, basic office work, etc.
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GRAPHIC DESIGN & BROADWAY COMPUTER LAB: Students who undertake the duties of monitoring the Visual Arts computer labs must be familiar with Macs and will be instructed on basic troubleshooting.
Monitor use of computers and other equipment in the lab and ensure that lab rules are followed. Report inventory to Eldon Ahrold Lab Tech.
Maintain inventory of all supplies such as paper, ink, etc.
Assist professors as needed.
All monitors must adhere to their committed work schedules.
Keep a personal time log for faculty verification.
Submit time sheets to VISA office before posted deadline.
FOUNDATIONS AREA AND PAINTING AREA : The student who undertakes these duties will be given instructions regarding each area. The student is expected to take notes or keep any handouts associated with these duties.
Basic studio maintenance (sweeping and other
light maintenance)
Clean studio sinks once a week.
Assist instructors in these areas as needed (i.e., workshop preparations, etc.).
Perform light clerical duties (filing, copying, slide labeling, class preparations)
VISUAL ARTS DEPARTMENTAL OFFICE :
Perform clerical duties (copying, filing, errands to main campus).
Assist departmental chair and administrative assistant with special
projects as needed.
Set up and maintain a weekly work schedule.
Keep a personal time log for faculty verification.
Submit time sheets to VISA office before posted deadline.
ART HISTORY : The student who undertakes the duties within the Art History area must be organized and have basic office skills such as typing (light), filing, etc.
Perform clerical duties (copying, light
typing, filing, errands).
Slide production (student will be instructed)
Assist Art History faculty as needed (class preparations, research).
Set up and maintain a weekly work schedule.
Keep a personal time log for faculty verification.
Submit time sheets to VISA office before posted deadline.
DIBOLL GALLERY: Students will work closely with the gallery director. Duties include:
Making sure lights are on and elevator unlocked during gallery hours when shows are up.
Greeting visitors and having some knowledge of the shows.
Being in the gallery during gallery hours, gallery preparation, such as patching & painting walls and hanging or taking down work.
Helping with set up and clean up during openings - This may include some weekend or night work.
Submit time sheet to the VISA office before deadline.
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Duties:
- General office work: copying, answering phones, filing, mailings, running errands, data entry
- Help Director and Assistant with programming, setting up for events
- Serve as contact person for students
- Organize student-centered events and participate in those events
Preferred Skills:
- Knowledge of Macintosh computers
- Web and poster design
- Interest in women's issues
- Friendly demeanor, good attitude
- Available during late afternoons and early evenings (generally till 7p.m. sometimes longer)
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Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC)
Writing Across the Curriculum supports student writing. WAC helps students develop the skills they need to make the most of their learning experiences. Tutors will assist others in all phases of the writing process, from planning and pre-writing to revising and editing. Work-Study students learn how to: word-process, electronic research, retrieve/send-e-mail, generate PowerPoint presentations, and create web pages. They participate in a semester-long program that helps them become skilled tutors and they attend refresher workshops each subsequent semester on staff.
For more information contact bell@loyno.edu or visit the WAC Lab home page.
