Department: Color & Materials Library
Position: Library assistant - C&M library
Summary:
One or two student workers are needed to assist in the Color & Materials Library for the remainder of the Winter 2013 semester and for the Fall 2013 semester.
THIS POSITION IS FOR A MINIMUM OF HOURS DURING THE WORK WEEK. THERE MAY BE OPPORTUNITIES TO FILL ADDITIONAL HOURS DURING THE WEEK AND SOME SATURDAYS.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Overseeing the circulation desk while the librarian is away. Checking out books to library patrons and informing them of library policies when needed.
- Re-shelving books and organizing materials.
Qualifications:
- Student workers will be trained to use the library circulation software.
- Previous library experience is a plus, but not required.
- Must be available to work afternoons for 1-2 hours for at least 2 days during the Monday-Friday work week. Occasional Saturdays and extended shifts may be available.
Application Instructions:
Submit a resume or letter expressing your interest in working in the C&M library. For the current semester, also include a class schedule and state the hours you will be available to work.
The requested materials may be dropped off in person in the C&M library located in T925. This method is preferred, but they may also be emailed to Holly Tylenda: htylenda@collegeforcreativestudies.edu
posted 2013.03.04
Department: Academic Technologies
Position: Imaging Center - Level 1
Summary:
The Imaging Center Tech is responsible for the daily operation of the Imaging Center, which includes digital printing and binding. This position also consists of the usage of laser and various large format printers. In addition, the Imaging Center Level 1 Tech is responsible for assistance with the maintenance of the 24-hour lab printers.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Process digital files to print to the laser printer, as well as performing wire and plastic coil binding.
- Maintain inventory of paper stock and basic office supplies.
- Fill paper and toner for computer labs and classrooms.
- Interact with the CCS community to provide a positive educational printing experience.
- Assist faculty, staff, and students in the operation of equipment as needed;
- Perform additional duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
- Must be eligible through Financial Aid.
- Ability to perform basic technical troubleshooting and problem solving;
- Working knowledge of the Adobe Suite [Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Acrobat].
- Knowledge of the proper usage of color working spaces; understanding of CMYK and RGB.
- Excellent interpersonal, organizational and communication skills and the ability to work effectively with a diverse client population.
- Ability to work a flexible schedule to occasionally cover unfilled shifts and extended periods at the end of the semester.
Application Instructions:
Please email a class schedule to Michelle Peck at mpeck@collegeforcreativestudies.edu.
posted 01.17.13
Department: Foundations
Position: Delivery Assistants
Summary:
Short term assignment, to assist D.A. with delivery of student work on campus between 9am and 4pm.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Involves locating students during class and delivering work to either Ford or Taubman campus. Will require carrying some quantities of work around campus.
Qualifications:
Looking for students who are hard working, efficient, tactful and outgoing. If you are comfortable with politely stepping into a studio and locating a student, if you have a lot of energy and are willing to hustle around campus...come and see me. THIS IS A SHORT TERM ASSIGNMENT. Willing to hire more than one student for different class periods or one student for several class periods.
Application Instructions:
Stop by Foundation Department, M-TH 8:30-4:00. Or email
your name, number, availability, and past experience.
Posted 2012.09.25
Department: Metal Shop/Academic Facilities
Position: Metalshop & Foundry technician
Summary:
Student Work–study technicians are responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the metalshop during open hours. Technicians will be scheduled a work load that is considerate of their class load with a maximum of 20 hours per week.
Duties and Responsibilities:
You are responsible for the times you are scheduled to work, must open the shop on time, and be able to service the students needs during your work shift. Technicians are responsible for checking the competency of shop users, checking out tools, cleaning servicing and maintaining equipment, overseeing shop use and safe procedures in the handling of materials. Technicians must be able to communicate ideas and procedures, to assist students in the completion of their projects. Some technicians will be in the shop during teaching hours; these technicians will directly assist the instructor and the students in the class. Each technician will be assigned specific duties to be completed during her or his own work shift. Technicians who work the closing shift must make sure that all of the welding gases are turned off and lines bled, all tools and equipment are returned and put away, all work surfaces and floors must be swept. Technicians are directly responsible for the opera tion of the Metalshop and their duties are to assist the shop Managers / supervisors in the maintenance and operation of the shop including inventory, resale, and other duties as required.
Student Work–study technicians are responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the metalshop during open hours. Technicians will be scheduled a work load that is considerate of their class load with a maximum of 20 hours per week.
Qualifications:
This is an entry level position. The technician position requires basic shop knowledge, good hand skills, good communication skills, and a desire to work with people.
You must have passed DFN 116 Design Techniques or 121 Materials and Process – Metalshop, or Craft Course Basic welding (when offered) with a minimum of a C/2.0 or better to be eligible to work as a technician in the shops. CCS work-study positions are considered a job. This means you are expected to complete your duties and responsibilities when assigned in a timely and appropriate manner; being at work on time, completing the tasks you are expected to, and notifying your manager when you will not be able to fulfill these expectations. Your performance will be evaluated on a yearly basis.
Day shift: 8:15a.m. - 4:00pm
Evening shift: 4:00p.m. - 11:00p.m.
Weekends: 12 noon - 7:00p.m.
Application Instructions:
Please contact Nikki Barbour via email with your qualifications and please include a copy of your current course schedule.
Posted 2012.09.30