Employment
Campus
Recreation recruits MOTIVATED STUDENTS to work in a variety of
positions. We offer leadership opportunities through
student employment. To be eligible for employment, you must be currently registered as an
undergraduate or graduate student.
You must attend one of the information sessions listed below to receive an application and be considered for employment. Employment sessions are held each semester for employment in the following semester. Campus Recreation offers a very limited number of Work-Study positions. Please check the Financial Aid site for these listings.
Date |
Location |
Time |
| Sunday, September 8 | TBD |
3 - 4 p.m. |
| Tuesday, September 10 | TBD |
6 - 7 p.m. |
| Wednesday, September 11 | TBD |
6 - 7 p.m. |
Aquatics
Lifeguard
Ensure the safety of all participants in and around the Seahawk Natatorium.
Respond quickly to all emergency situations including administration of
emergency care to any person injured in the Seahawk Natatorium area and promptly
complete, or assist in the completion of accident and/or incident report.
Establish and maintain good customer service and provide assistance in a
courteous manner at all times.
Competitive Sports
Supervisor
Supervisor's are responsible for the
facilitation and monitoring of all Intramural Sports and Sport Club programs and events. Supervisors are expected to work afternoons, evenings and weekend
hours. These
individual are hired yearly and require certification in American Red Cross
First Aid/CPR/AED. Additionally, site managers are required to attend bi-weekly
training sessions and all offered sports officiating clinics. Applications are
available at the Student Recreation Center or on line. If you have any
questions, please stop by the Campus Recreation office
Sport Officials
Sport official is responsible for
the management of all on field activities for the IM Sports program. Sports
officials’ primary role is to maintain sportsmanship, safety, and uphold all
rules during scheduled contests. Secondary duties include the attending of
training clinics and meetings, assisting with activity set-up/break-down and
other duties assigned.
Sport Assistants
The sports assistant is responsible for
the management of equipment check out/in procedures for both participants and
staff. The sports assistant assists the site-manager with facility set-up and
breakdown for all intramural sports activities. Secondary duties include the
management and tracking of various sports scores and participant information.
Facility
Building Manager
The Building Manager is responsible for
the operation of the Student Recreation Center during weekday early morning,
evening and the weekend hours. This person must be knowledgeable of all policies
of the Campus Recreation operation and make decisions based on previous
experience, general philosophy and mission of the facility and program. The
Building Manager supervises student employees in the absence of professional
team staff, administer the policies and rules of the department and is a general
“trouble-shooter” within the facility.
Office Assistant
The Office Assistant is responsible for
assisting the Office Manager with the operation of the Campus Recreation office.
Typing, computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Word are preferred for
employment in this position. The office assistant will work directly with
members and guests, providing courteous, friendly and professional
assistance.
Program Assistant
The Program Assistant is responsible
for assisting in specific areas of Campus Recreation such as payroll, marketing,
budgeting, etc. Typing, computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Word are
preferred for employment in this position. Additional skills and knowledge
required are dependent on the specific job.
Lobby Desk Attendant
The Lobby Desk Attendant is
responsible for the overall operation of the Lobby Desk during operating hours
for the SRC. Major responsibilities will include providing customer service,
facility access, equipment/towel checkout, and operating the cash register. The
Lobby Desk Attendant will also process membership information, class
registrations, and perform general clerical, maintenance, and custodial
functions as necessary. The Lobby Desk Attendant works directly with members and
guests, providing courteous, friendly and professional assistance.
Seahawk Adventures
Challenge Course Facilitator
Challenge Course Facilitators assist in
the planning and implementation of individual programs that include games,
initiatives, low ropes and/or high ropes. They are responsible for facilitating
each element on the course in a safe, educational and fun manner to meet
participants' needs.
Climbing Wall Facilitator
Climbing Wall Facilitators are
responsible for assisting members with climbing wall equipment, belaying
climbers, and creating a safe and fun environment. The climbing wall supervisor
will accomplish this by providing information, training and supervision. These
students are on duty to stress safety and encourage patrons.
Office Assistant
The Office Assistant is responsible for
handling all daily office operations of Seahawk Adventures. This
includes assisting in all programs details and receptionist duties regarding
activity sign-ups, challenge course reservations, equipment rentals and
promotion, maintenance of all adventure programs, and assisting in administration of
the program.
Trip Leader
Trip Leaders are students
that have completed Trip Leader Training. Trip Leaders provide safe
and effective leadership for the educational and recreational trips that make up
the adventure series.
Seahawk Fitness
Fitness Attendant
Fitness attendants oversees the fitness
center in the Student Recreation Center. They are available to answer any
questions and provide general assistance.
Personal Trainer
Develop personalized exercise programs
for individuals or groups and assist them during their workouts. Promote
lifelong adherence to a health and fitness program through realistic goal
setting and education. Provide participants with in-depth information on
equipment usage, lifestyle management, and ultimately, how to design their own
personal fitness program in an effort to produce independent exercisers.
Group Exercise Instructor
Group Exercise Instructors
instruct group exercise classes. Instructors will assist members with equipment
set up and help them with the class routines, creating a safe and fun
environment.
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