Student Employment Opportunities

Work Study Positions

JOB TITLE: Student Success Assistant

Department Location: Office of Student Success

Supervisor: Coleen Nedbalski, Director of Student Success

Phone: 610-358-4587

Email: nedbalsc@neumann.edu

Number of Students Needed: 1

Hours Needed Per Week: 6

WAGE RATE: $8.50

JOB DESCRIPTION/DUTIES:

Demonstrate an appreciation for and understanding of the Catholic Franciscan tradition and values of Neumann University
Conducting telephone interviews with students
Word processing/data entry (MS Word, Excel)
Assisting at campus events (e.g. working at a registration/sign-in table)
Conducting internet research on student success initiatives
Additional duties assigned by Director of Student Success

Interested students should contact Coleen Nedbalski at nedbalsc@neumann.edu

JOB TITLE: Athletics and Recreation - Work Study Position

Department Location: Athletics

Supervisor: Len Schuler

Phone: 484-840-4712

Email: lschuler@neumann.edu

Number of Students Needed: multiple

Hours Needed Per Week: 8-10 hours

WAGE RATE: Through the Work Study Program of Neumann University

The following areas are looking for committed, reliable students:

Cardio Room – Mon, Thurs – Varied Hours
Fitness Room – Mon- Friday – Varied Hours
Front Desk – Tuesdays (7-9pm), Friday – Varied Hours

Interested students should contact Len Schuler at Lschuler@neumann.edu

JOB TITLE: Center for Leadership - Work Study Position

Department Location: The Center for Leadership

Supervisor: Danielle L. McNichol

Phone: 610-358-4585

Email: mcnichod@neumann.edu

Number of Students Needed: 1

Hours Needed Per Week: 10-15 hours

WAGE RATE: Through the Work Study Program of Neumann University

General Position Description:
The Center for Leadership is seeking a reliable and motivated student to assist the operations of The Center for Leadership and its community outreach initiatives including the Partnership for Public Safety and Wardrobes for Work.

About The Center for Leadership
The Neumann University Center for Leadership is intended to serve as a community leadership development venue where beginning and mid-level community, corporate, and non-profit emerging leaders have the opportunity to learn about the proper roles, relationships, and responsibilities of public and private office holding, including appointed, elected, and volunteer (e.g., nonprofit trustee/board) positions. These learning opportunities will be taught by a combination of scholars and successful community leaders including experienced practitioners, and office holders. More information can be found at: https://www.neumann.edu/CenterForLeadership/

Duties include, but are not limited to:

Coordinating logistics prior to scheduled events
Assisting the Director and her staff at registration and during events
Receiving and/or collecting, from on-campus locations, donations of clothing for Wardrobes for Work
Developing and processing forms for donors’ tax credits
Processing paperwork for Continuing Education credits
Sending acknowledgement and thank you letters to donors and/or speakers
Developing and updating database of donors
Staffing the Wardrobes for Work Room and maintaining a visually pleasing environment and streamlined process for clients
Handling incoming calls, providing routine information and channeling inquiries
Other duties under the supervision of the Director and her staff

Qualifications:

Detail-oriented and focused on completion of tasks
Able to work independently to complete assigned projects
Knowledgeable about various functions of Neumann University’s offices/departments to facilitate the completion of projects
Proficient in Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, and Outlook
Effective interpersonal and organizational skill; able to relate with all constituents
As a visible agent of Neumann University and the Center for Leadership, the highest standards of conduct, attitude, appearance and confidentiality are expected in all aspects of performance.

Student will interact with the following:
The Director and her staff, donors to Wardrobes for Work, visitors to Neumann University campus, department heads/staff, elected members of federal, state and county government, law enforcement, community not-for-profits, and members of the legal community.

Interested students should contact Danielle L. McNichol at mcnichod@neumann.edu