Academic Year Job Postings
Academic year 2024-2025
GSA (General Student Assistance) positions are for all students to apply.
Work-Study positions are only for students awarded Work-Study on the Financial Aid award letter. If you completed the FAFSA but do not know if you qualify, email or call Financial Aid, 989-774-3674, or Student Employment Services, 989-774-3881. To confirm Work-Study eligibility, contact Student Employment Services.
Contact departments directly to pursue a job.
GSA and WORK-STUDY – Access
User Services – seeks SDO Student Assistant
Duties Include: Provide excellent customer service by ensuring the
integrity of the library collections; Shelve, straighten, arrange, shelf-read,
inventory, clean and shift library collections; Perform in-house use counts;
Process newly acquired library material by checking call numbers and adding
inventory dates; Perform minor repairs on damaged material and replace call
number labels; Conduct searches for lost and missing items; Maintain the
Microforms collection and assist users on Microforms equipment; Assist with printers
and copiers by clearing paper jams, refilling with paper and replacing toner
cartridges and helping users with the printing system; Assist with setups and
tear downs for library events; Patrol the library to provide customer service
to users, enforce library policies and use LibAnalytics to track usage of the
building; Patrol floors to monitor behavior to help create a safe environment
and check door locks for security; Report building problems to the appropriate
people and/or department; Assist with securing and clearing the library at
closing time; Maintain the movable stacks to keep in operational order; Help
users locate material in the stacks; Navigate library website, learn integrated
library and other related software; Handle and direct user’s questions and
complaints; Special projects and other duties as assigned.
Skills Desired: Previous customer service experience is preferred; Good
communication and interpersonal skills are required; Must be detail-oriented
and able to multi-task; Have the ability to work independently without direct
supervision as well as work as a team; Position requires the ability to lift
books, plus reaching and bending; also requires pushing carts of books and
bound journals; Evening and weekend shifts are required as well as availability
to work semester and holiday breaks.
Schedule: Job is being posted to cover Morning 7:30 am to 11:30 am &
Night openings from 7pm to 12am.
To Apply: Email resume and cover letter to Andrea Madison at madis1al@cmich.edu. If a position can be
offered, applicants will be notified.
WORK-STUDY - Accounting Services - Seeks Accounting Assistant II
Duties Include: Work study eligible
student to prepare and verify forms, prepare and enter journal entries, review
procedures and internal controls, run reports in SAP, analyze data, and assist
in compiling information for financial statements. Will also assist in general
office duties including answering phones, scanning documents into Perceptive
Content, copying and filing.
Skills Desired: Good oral and written communication skills: Greet office
guests, answer phones, direct inquires to accountants in a professional and
friendly manner. Strong technology skills: Proficient typing skills, working
knowledge of Microsoft products with emphasis on Word and Excel. Familiarity
with electronic file storage and document organization. Proficiency with
computer software programs: Ability to perform data entry in SAP, use time
keeping system, and image documents for storage. Technical knowledge: Basic accounting
knowledge to assist accountants, process journal entries in SAP, review
procedures and work on independent projects. Excellent organizational skills
with attention to detail.
Schedule: Flexible hours between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday - Friday
To Apply: Email a cover letter and resume to Kris L McLavy at mclav1kl@cmich.edu.
If a position can be offered, applicants will be notified.
GSA and WORK-STUDY – Dining
Duties Include: Assist and courteously serve customers; prep, serve, and cook assorted foods using various equipment and utensils; assist in keeping kitchen and service areas clean and sanitized; follow all safety and food handling guidelines; report to full-time employees as assigned; attend and complete employee trainings and meetings as scheduled; become familiar with and follow all CMU Campus Dining policies and standards; complete other duties as assigned.
Skills Desired: Must be able to lift 25 lbs.; must be able to handle temperature changes including putting stock away in coolers and/or freezers; must be able to stand and walk for extended periods; must be able to push loaded stock carts; prior food service and/or customer service experience.
Schedule: Days and hours vary by location.
Current openings:
Health and Wellness Associate - Fall/Spring 2024-2025
The Market/Subway - Team Member - Fall 2024/Spring 2025
Office Assistant - Merrill Virtual Food Hall
Sustainability Assistant - Fall 2024/Spring 2025
GSA and WORK STUDY – Facilities Management
CMU
Facilities Management has the vision to support student success with a
welcoming, safe, and functional campus. To accomplish this vision, we offer a
variety of student employment opportunities in the areas of Landscape
Operations, Architectural Trades (painter, carpentry, sign shop, lock shop),
Mechanical, HVAC, CAD/GIS, and Office Assistants. By joining our team, you make a difference on
campus and learn lifelong skills in the process.
Current Openings:
Facilities Management Trades - Office Assistant
Financial Services - Student Accounting Clerk
Landscape Operations - Grounds Worker
GSA – Inclusive Education
Alliance (IEA) – seeks Peer Mentor (IEA)
Duties Include: Academic Support: Assist mentees with understanding
course materials, completing assignments, and preparing for exams. Share study
strategies and time management techniques tailored to individual needs. Provide
feedback on academic progress and recommend strategies for improvement.
Guidance and Encouragement: Create a welcoming, inclusive, and positive
environment for mentees. Listen to mentees’ concerns and provide support for
overcoming academic challenges. Motivate mentees to reach their full potential
by setting realistic goals and tracking progress. Resource Referral: Direct
mentees to campus resources such as tutoring centers, counseling services,
academic advisors, and other support services. Stay informed about available
academic and campus support resources and share this information with mentees.
Role Model: Serve as a positive example of academic responsibility and
integrity. Model effective study habits, communication skills, and
problem-solving techniques. Demonstrate a commitment to personal growth,
learning, and campus involvement. Program Development: Participate in training
sessions and meetings to improve mentoring skills and stay updated on program
goals. Collaborate with program coordinators to plan and implement workshops,
study sessions, and other activities that promote academic success. Provide
feedback and suggestions to enhance the effectiveness of the peer mentoring
program.
Skills Desired: Required Qualifications: Minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA.
Ability to be physically present on campus multiple days per week during the
school year. Must be majoring in an education related field. Available 8-12
hours per week. Strong verbal and written communication skills. Ability to work
independently and as part of a team. Able to manage multiple completing
priorities.
Schedule: Flexible with classes during office hours
To Apply: Email your resume and cover letter to Kendall Perdue at perdu1k@cmich.edu. If a position can be
offered, applicants will be notified.
GSA and WORK-STUDY - Office of Information Technology
The Office of Information Technology is a place for students interested in learning more about campus systems and prepare themselves for an ever-changing workforce. OIT offers a vast array of jobs across campus to suit all different levels of technical skill, and the purpose of this form is to be used to recruit students into departments across all of the Office of Information Technology. Ideal candidates vary from department to department, but generally candidates need to work well with others, demonstrate exceptional verbal and written communication skills, maintain a high level of professionalism, and must be able to work at least two full semesters before graduating.
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GSA and WORK-STUDY - Parking Services - seeks a Student Assistant
Duties include: Issue parking violations to motor vehicles violating university ordinance(s); issue violations by foot and vehicle patrol; work special events including but not limited to basketball and football games, and commencement; communicate effectively with headquarters via radio; and other duties as assigned.
Skills desired: Candidates are punctual, reliable, able to work under minimal supervision, and possess good communication skills.
Schedule: Flexible during office hours, Mon - Fri, 8-5 p.m., with additional night and weekend hours possible for special events.
Apply online
WORK-STUDY – Office of Research and Graduate Studies – seeks Animal Husbandry/Office Help
Duties Include: Handle mice and rats, cage changes, cage washing, preform treatment, fill out paper work, etc. work holidays and weekends.
Skills Desired: Good written, verbal, observation skills, able to note health concerns in mice and rats, able to handle mice and rats, follow regulations, flexible schedule, perform treatments, clean areas, cagewash etc.
Schedule: Schedule varies during the week, must be able to work weekends and holidays.
To Apply: Please call to discuss position: Contact manager (Carol Stevens) 989-774-3015 or email: steve1ca@cmich.edu
GSA and WORK-STUDY - University Events - seeks Office
Assistant
Duties include: Assist in all steps to the room and event reservation
process at CMU.
Skills desired: Microsoft Office Proficiency, Attention to Detail,
Excellent Written and Verbal Communication.
Schedule: Flexible with classes during office hours, Mon-Fri, 8-5 p.m.
To apply: Please complete this form.
GSA and WORK-STUDY – University Events - seeks
Student Technician
Duties Include: Work with campus partners and off-campus
clients to produce events all over campus. Assist with manual event tasks
including delivery, set-up, removal of event furniture. Assist with event
technology including A/V systems, lighting, and rigging.
Skills Desired: Ability to lift 50 pounds. Knowledge of campus roads
and buildings. Attention to detail. Ability to follow written and oral
technical instructions. Preference given to candidates with manual labor and/or
A/V technology, although no experience required.
Schedule: Heavily varied and based on event need.
To Apply: Apply online.
GSA and WORK STUDY - University Recreation
CMU's
University Recreation department offers a variety of employment opportunities
at the Student Activity Center. The SAC work environment prides itself on being
not just a job, but also an experience. No matter what your academic focus,
URec Student Staff gain valuable lifelong skills from their employment
experiences at the SAC. With more than a million users and visitors coming into
the SAC each year, student staff gets to work in a diverse environment and
share a unique employment experience.
Current openings:
Esports Caster
Esports Livestream Observer
Swim Instructor