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| Information Services has four categories of student jobs with openings
for the summer and fall. These positions provide a wonderful opportunity
to learn valuable skills, assist faculty, staff and students, and make
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Each job listed below is linked to a full job description. Please read
over the requirements and expectations for each position and then fill-in
and submit an application for each job that interests you.
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Summer employment begins when summer housing becomes available on June
9th. IS will be employing students both full-time and part-time.
Summer jobs pay $10-$12/hr.
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Fall employment begins Sept. 2nd. Early return to campus
for training is required for some jobs.
Fall
jobs pay $8.75 - $10/hr |
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HelpDesk/Special
Assistants work at the helpdesk and as assistants to IS staff members.
HelpDesk work involves responding to questions from faculty and staff
regarding software, hardware problems, networking issues, mail management,
etc. M-F 8:30-4:30 only.
Applications are now closed
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Instructional Technology Consultants provide support to the Knapp Media and Technology Center, Minifocus, Social Science Lab as well as other satellite labs on campus. Responsibilites include troubleshooting equipment and software problems, maintaining lab computers, helping library patrons with reserve items, and working with audio-visual and multi-media equipment. Jobs require a 8 hour weekly commitment, including evenings and weekends.
Job description and application
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Residential Computing Consultants (RCCs) assist students in the residence halls with issues relating to network setup, connection difficulties, operating system problems and application support.
Job description and application
Applications are closed.
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Positions in the Library vary considerably and there is a niche for everyone. Students play an essential role in Library operations, both in public positions by working directly with the Wellesley community, and behind the scenes, learning about the inner workings of the Library. Depending on the position, students may have opportunities to hone their technical skills by working with different computer systems and products, use their foreign language skills, learn hands-on skills with conservation techniques, work with unique materials and rare books, set up exhibitions, and prepare materials for circulation.
Job descriptions and applications
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Marge Rowell, HelpDesk Manager
Information
Services
Created on : Feb. 21, 2006
Expires: Jan. 1, 2009
Last Updated: April 16, 2008
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