Federal College Work-Study Jobs

Description: Assist animal carekers in changing cages, cage wash and check animal health

Qualifications: Knowledge of lab animals and environment, B.S.

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 15307

Contact Information:
Andrea McCurry

215-762-7969

Description: The student will participate in a research project within and NIH funded lab that studies the control of cellular proliferation. A work-study student would work as a lab assistant to perform essential functions to the day-to-day lab operation and assist the senior students and fellows. Responsibilities inc.: prep of solutions, prep of bacterial cultures, prep of and sterilization of glassware, reagents and supplies. There are 2 major projects in the lab: the modulation of the activity of factors that regulate gene expression (transcription factors) that are either increased or decreased when cells are induced to proliferate (e.g. normal development, wound repair, cancer) and investigation of the response of the host cell to infection with DNA virus.

Qualifications: Desire and ability to learn and work hard Detail Oriented Basic Chemistry preferred

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 11114

Contact Information:
Jane Clifford, Ph.D

215-762-4446

Description: Assist patrons at the Circulation/Reserves desk; shelve books and various other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Customer service and basic computer skills. Graduate students preferred but others welcomed.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 10

Location: Queen Lane
Room: G-18 Library

Contact Information:
Adrienne Jenness
aj24@drexel.edu
215-991-8740

Description: Work with public relations department, assisting in mailings of news releases, maintaining mailing lists, answering phones, various tasks associated with promotion of Drexel.

Qualifications: Need someone organized, efficient and reliable. Knowledge of Microsoft Office a plus.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Main Building
Room: 310

Contact Information:
Philip Terranova

215-895-1530

Description: Assist Staff with contacting alumni via telephone calls to volunteer and attend events: help prepare alumni mailings and packets.

Qualifications: No experience necessary.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location:
Room: 628

Contact Information:
Brenda Bryant or M. Britton

(215) 762-3091

Description: Tutor fellow university students in all courses (undergraduate and graduate).

Qualifications: No experience necessary.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: New College Building
Room: 1602

Contact Information:
Jeff Bonfield

(215) 762-7682

Description: The Office of Alumni Relations seeks students for work-study positions to assist in day-to-day office operations and projects. Work includes clerical duties, filing and inventories, as well as, occasional receptionist duties which may include answering phones and assisting alumni. Students may also be required to run errands on campus and will assist the staff in preparing for alumni events as needed. Additional projects are available for students majoring in or experienced in graphic design, and web/Flash/HMTL design and coding. Business casual dress code is required.

Qualifications: Candidates should be competent in Microsoft Office programs and should be able to work well independently with limited supervision. Candidates should posses good written and verbal communication skills and detail-oriented. Graphic design or web/Flash/HMTL design and coding experience is a plus. Students with an interest in communications, volunteer coordination or event planning are also encouraged to apply.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Paul Peck Alumni Center
Room: 2nd Floor

Contact Information:
Jeff Spence
jbs23@drexel.edu
215-895-2375

Description: Answering telephones, copying documents, faxing, running errands on MCP’s campus, and literary searches

Qualifications: Reliable, hardworking, and ability to maintain confidentiality

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 2

Location:
Room: 4th Floor Clinic

Contact Information:
Charlotte Rosenthal

215-842-7435

Description: Assist with archives tasks and projects such as scanning/photographing materials, historical research, blogging, data entry and inventorying collections. The Legacy Center (archives) holds and manages materials reflecting the 150+ year history of Drexel and its predecessor institutions, Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania and Hahnemann University.

Qualifications: Computer savvy (Windows and/or Mac) and willing to attend to detail. Interest in or experience with history or historical materials a plus.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: K-Wing
Room: Lower Level

Contact Information:
Margaret Graham
mgraham@drexelmed.edu
215-991-8342

Description: Help preserve Drexel's history and make it available to users around the world. Scan historical documents and photographs from the University Archives' collections.

Qualifications: Computer literate, attentive to detail. Familiarity with scanning and with Adobe Photoshop desired. Experience with historic materials a plus but not required.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Hagerty Library
Room: L40

Contact Information:
Rob Sieczkiewicz
archives@drexel.edu
215-895-1757

Description: Assist in preparing a series of articles for an anthology.

Qualifications: In addition to excellent typing and editing skills, the ideal candidate must be reliable and able to maintain confidentiality. Must have good interpersonal skills. While the ideal candidate should be able to work well independently, ability to work with copyeditor supervising the project is crucial.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 5050

Contact Information:
Nicole Kline
nik22@drexel.edu
215.895.2430

Description: Regular commitment to a particular community service project/agency in Philadelphia (esp. West Philadelphia) based on student's skills and interests

Qualifications: Commitment to one or more community service projects/organizations in Philadelphia, based on student’s skills and interest; options are available close to campus and throughout the city

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 10

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 0024

Contact Information:
Tim Emmett-Rardin

215-895-2522

Description: Distribution and collection of recreation equipment, Completion and organization of equipment log and inventory, Notify users they are responsible for upkeep of equipment and returning of equipment during facility operating hours, Educating users on proper footwear to be used on different playing surfaces, Assist in answering questions users may have or direct users to the correct person in order to correctly answer questions,Being friendly, respectful, and maintaining a presence at all times, Ability to assist in reacting to emergencies and executing the department’s Emergency Action Plan

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 10

Location: Drexel Recreation Center
Room:

Contact Information:
Brooke Wertan
bmw62@drexel.edu
215-895-6052

Description: Event Management is a part of every varsity sport at Drexel University. Jobs range from selling tickets at basketball games to ushering fans into the stands at CAA Championship games. When the sports seasons are slow, office work is involved. Ex. Data entry, labeling and handing out promotional items.

Qualifications: Personable, hard-working, punctual and a sports enthusiast.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 20

Location: Daskalakis Athletic Center
Room: 397

Contact Information:
Bryan Kulp
tlb88@drexel.edu
215-895-1337

Description: Create a world class fitness and customer service focused environment that exceeds customer expectations. Keep fitness Areas clean and efficient. Continuously clean and maintain equipment throughout shifts. Communicate with users regarding policies and procedures. Enforce all fitness floor and recreation center policies. Assist in answering any questions users may have.

Qualifications: Good communication skills and willingness to learn and interact with facility users.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 20

Location: Drexel Recreation Center
Room:

Contact Information:
Brooke Wertan

Description: Positions available include Site Supervisors, Officials, & Game Operations Staff for the Drexel Intramural Sports program. Students will work with their peers to ensure intramural games and events run smoothly and efficiently.

Qualifications: Students must be willing to interact with their peers and enforce the Intramural Program rules & policies.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 15

Location: Drexel Recreation Center
Room:

Contact Information:
Brooke Wertan
bmw62@drexel.edu
215-895-6052

Description: Serve as a lifeguard for the Daskalakis Athletic Center Pool during open recreatrion swim, club team practices, and other special events. Responsible for enforcing all area polcies. The ability to communicate with building staff regarding any emergencies down by the pool.

Qualifications: The following certifications: CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer Lifeguard Training and First Aid The ability to swim 300yrds and exemplify lifeguarding saving skills

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 10

Location: Daskalakis Athletic Center
Room: Pool

Contact Information:
Brooke Wertan
bmw62@drexel.edu
215-895-6052

Description: Working directly with the Men's Basketball team during their post season workouts. Practice times will be 7:00am-9:15am on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Individual will be responsible for setting up before practice as well as helping out after. You will be needed during workouts to help out in various drills throughout the practice.

Qualifications: Knowledge and Experience within the game of basketball Reliable for being on time for morning practices

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Daskalaskis Athletic Center
Room: 120

Contact Information:
Bobby Jordan
rdj24@drexel.edu
215.895.2027

Description: Responsible for monitoring all area behavior and activity, Responsible for awareness of posted policies and rules and ensure adherence by facilities users/members, Maintain and monitor daily usage, Set-up and break down of activities as requested by supervisor, Responsible for emergency exit doors and notify supervisor if alarm is disarmed, Knowledge of court reservations with structured sports, organizations, special events, etc., Assist in answering questions users may have or direct users to the correct person in order to correctly answer questions, Educating users on proper footwear to be used while playing, Being friendly, respectful, and maintaining a presence at all times, Ability to assist in reacting to emergencies and executing the department’s Emergency Action Plan

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 10

Location: Drexel Recreation Center
Room:

Contact Information:
Brooke Wertan
bmw62@drexel.edu
215-895-6052

Description: The women's lacrosse office needs an office assist to perform various office duties.

Qualifications: Good organizational skills necessary

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Daskalakis Athletic Center
Room: 159E

Contact Information:
Anna Marie Vesco
Karina.E.Krueger@drexel.edu
215-895-1885

Description: The women's lacrosse office needs an office assist to perform various office duties.

Qualifications: Good organizational skills necessary

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Daskalakis Athletic Center
Room: 159E

Contact Information:
Anna Marie Vesco
av47@drexel.edu
215-895-1885

Description: Provide office support to Recreational Athletics as needed, Assist with database entry, filing, updating staff schedules, contact lists, etc.

Qualifications: All applicants should be proficient with Microsoft Excel

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Drexel Recreation Center
Room:

Contact Information:
Brooke Wertan
bmw62@drexel.edu
215-895-6052

Description: Provide photography assistance to Recreational Athletics, Assist in taking photographs of the various recreation programs, events, and activities throughout the course of the term.

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Drexel Recreation Center
Room:

Contact Information:
Brooke Wertan
bmw62@drexel.edu
215-895-6052

Description: Manager will assist the coaching staff with coordinating practice and game operations. Tasks may also include but are not limited to video taping/editing and organizing equipment for drills and games. Duties may also include office work which may include mailings and data entry.

Qualifications: Must be organized and on time. No previous softball knowledge is needed. Video experience is preferred but not required.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: DAC, Armory, Vidas Athletic Complex
Room:

Contact Information:
Kim Camara
Karina.E.Krueger@drexel.edu
215-895-1837

Description: Manager will assist the coaching staff with coordinating practice and game operations. Tasks may also include but are not limited to video taping/editing and organizing equipment for drills and games. Duties may also include office work which may include mailings and data entry.

Qualifications: Must be organized and on time. No previous softball knowledge is needed. Video experience is preferred but not required.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: DAC, Armory, Vidas Athletic Complex
Room:

Contact Information:
Kim Camara
kc392@drexel.edu
215-895-1837

Description: Videotape Home Softball games; Schedule online at drexeldragons.com

Qualifications: no experience neccessary

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Vidas Field, 43rd and Powelton
Room:

Contact Information:
Kim Camara- Head Softball Coach
kim.camara@drexel.edu
215-895-1837

Description: We are looking for students that are punctual, enthusiastic, enjoy sports and have an interest in the healthcare field.

Qualifications: Organizing the Athletic Training Room Practice and Game set-up and break-down Filing and Organization Working with Athletic Trainer during practices/games as needed. CPR/First Aid certification a plus but not required

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Daskalakis Athletic Center
Room: 125

Contact Information:
Christine Mishalko
cmm85@drexel.edu
215-895-1597

Description: Strings all rackets for men's and women's tennis teams

Qualifications: Knowledge of Ektelon stringing machine and string patterns for various rackets

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Daskalakis Athletic Center
Room: 1591

Contact Information:
Tricia Udicious

215-895-2032

Description: filing papers, cleaning, stocking and organizing the athletic training room.

Qualifications: ability to follow directions

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: Daskalakis Athletic Center
Room: Varsity Athletic Training Room

Contact Information:
Shannon Kendzior
kda36@drexel.edu
215-895-1597

Description: filing papers, cleaning, stocking and organizing the athletic training room.

Qualifications: ability to follow directions

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: Daskalakis Athletic Center
Room: Varsity Athietic Training Room

Contact Information:
Shannon Kendzior

215-895-1597

Description: Responsibilties will include but is not limited to assisting the coaching staff in all aspects of game day procedures, video taping and team preparations.

Qualifications: A knowledge of softball is preferred but is not required.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Daskalakis Athletic Center
Room: 121

Contact Information:
Kim Camara
kc392@drexel.edu
215-895-1837

Description: Serve as supervisor of the varsity weight room in terms of rule enforcement, instruction & maintenance of room. Responsible for keeping area clean, safe & efficient.

Qualifications: Students must be willing to enforce rules and regulations of the room as well as assist with workouts when necessary. Must be prompt and display maturity.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 12

Location: Daskalakis Athletic Center
Room: 150, Walter Spiro Varsity Weight Room

Contact Information:
Michael Rankin
mrr36@drexel.edu
215-895-2026

Description: The student will participate in a research project within an NIH funded laboratory that studies the cellular response to DNA damage. A work-study student would work as a laboratory assistant to perform functions essential to the day-to-day laboratory operation to assist senior students and fellows. Responsibilities include: preparation of solutions, preparation of bacterial cultures, preparation of and sterilization of glassware, reagents and supplies. The major project in the laboratory is to characterize the functional significance of Sp1 phosphorylation in the cellular response to DNA damage, including effects on DNA repair, apoptosis, chromatin structure. Experimental approaches include: protein isolation, phosphorylation mapping, identification of interacting proteins, confocal microscopy, cloning and mutagenesis.

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 11112

Contact Information:
Dr. Jane Clifford
Lucia.Boyer@drexelmed.edu
215.762.4424

Description: Laboratory at College of Medicine in Center City needs a dishwasher. Job is super simple, just rinse and load/unload glassware out of an autoclave. Totally flexible hours. Come in whenever you want, but we need you to work about 8 hours a week. It's a fun lab to work in, all young people. This is the perfect work study job.

Qualifications: None

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 245 N. 15th Street
Room: Room 11-302

Contact Information:
Irwin Chaiken
rairey@drexelmed.edu
215-762-4815

Description: Work Study Student needed to provide clerical assistance to research group. Responsibilities include organizing meetings, grant and manuscript preparation, filing and other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Good writing and organizational skills required. Student must have good computer skills with knowledge of Microsoft Office software using MAC. Science Major is a plus but not required.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 11106

Contact Information:
Lucia Boyer
Lucia.Boyer@drexelmed.edu
215-762-4197

Description: The student will join a research project that studies DNA replication, DNA repair and cell cycle checkpoint controls. The student will perform essential functions to laboratory operation and assist ongoing lab protocols. Responsiblities include: preparation of media and reagents, sterilization of glassware, general lab maintenace and direct involvement in ongoing research projects. Please visit: http://homepage.mac.com/enognog/Noguchi%20Lab.html

Qualifications: Biology or Chemistry Background is preferred

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: New College Building
Room: 11308

Contact Information:
Eishi Noguchi
enoguchi@drexelmed.edu
215-762-4825

Description: Assist Senior technician with molecular biology/cell biology techniques including preparation of buffers, cloning, and sterilizing techniques in lab working on in vitro breast cancer models.

Qualifications: Biology/Science majors only. Previous lab experience preferred but not required. Looking for dependable, mature individual to gain valuable experience in lab setting.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: New College Building
Room: 11119

Contact Information:
Mauricio Reginato
mauricio.reginato@drexelmed.edu

Description: Assist Senior technician with molecular biology/cell biology techniques including preparation of buffers, cloning, and sterilizing techniques in lab working on in vitro breast cancer models.

Qualifications: Biology/Science majors only. Previous lab experience preferred but not required. Looking for dependable, mature individual to gain valuable experience in lab setting.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 11117

Contact Information:
Dr. Mauricio Reginato

215-762-3554

Description: The student will participate in a research project that studies Hepatitis B virus replication and its role in the development of liver cancer. A work-study student would work as a laboratory assistant to perform functions essential to the day-to-day laboratory operation to assist graduate students. Responsibilities will include: preparation of solutions, preparation of bacterial cultures, preparation of and sterilization of glassware, reagents and supplies as well as direct involvement in ongoing research projects.

Qualifications: * Desire to learn and work hard * Attention to detail * Basic computer knowledge

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: New College Building
Room: 11319

Contact Information:
Dr. Michael Bouchard
Michael.Bouchard@drexelmed.ed
215-762-1898

Description: The work-study student will assist in quality control of tortoise activity data. The student will observe videos of wild tortoise activity and compare observations to printed spreadsheets to identify potential errors in the data set. Thus, work will consist almost entirely of viewing tortoise videos.

Qualifications: Detail oriented; ability to work with minimal supervision; interest in animals, ecology, and above all, data integrity; must be able to work on project an average of 10 or more hours per week.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Stratton
Room: 227

Contact Information:
Thomas Radzio
tar55@drexel.edu
601 620 8131

Description: Two work-study students are needed to assist in the preparation for laboratory classes during the 2011-2012 academic year. The individuals will be required to perform functions essential to the day-to-day laboratory operation. Responsibilities include: preparation of solutions and media, the provisioning and organization of supplies, and maintenance of equipment and the laboratory space. Experience with molecular methods and techniques is desired.

Qualifications: Drexel at BCC Biology Major

Minimum Education: Junior

Number of Positions: 2

Location: TEC Building
Room: 104

Contact Information:
Patricia Sidelsky
pls45@drexel.edu
856-222-9311 ext. 2008

Description: Filing, mailings, answering phones, xeroxing and errands.

Qualifications: ability to organize

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: 3325 Arch Street, Baiada Center
Room: Ground Level

Contact Information:
Lisa T. Williams

215.895.2215

Description: Help around the lab, work with animals, computer programming projects

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: LeBow Engineering Center
Room:

Contact Information:
Banu Onaral
km57@drexel.edu
(215) 895-1959

Description: Under the direct supervision and training of a principal investigator or faculty member performs specialized technical functions supportive of the ongoing protocols of a research project or clinical study.

Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree or equivalent experience required

Minimum Education: Senior

Number of Positions: 20

Location:
Room: 239

Contact Information:
Barry Waterhouse, Ph.D. Associate Dean

215-991-8571

Description: This is a special project within the Office of Biomedical Graduate, Postgraduate and Professional Studies. The project entails organizing, cataloging and distributing doctoral and masters theses.

Qualifications: Must be proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 239

Contact Information:
Michele Morales, MPH

215-991-8571

Description: Help patrons with software/printing questions.

Qualifications: General knowledge of computers and computer software.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 10

Location: New College Building
Room: 1212

Contact Information:
Nancy Spedding
ns29@drexel.edu
215-762-4844

Description: The Office of Faculty Development and Equity and the Drexel Center for Academic Excellence are seeking a Student Assistant to support the mission of both units, located next to each other in the Korman Center. Duties include, but are not limited to: -Photocopying, printing, and filing documents -Answering phone calls and taking messages -Setting up meetings and managing office calendars -Assisting staff in obtaining information through internet searches and phone calls -Running small errands such as mail drop-off, etc.

Qualifications: Although flexibility in work scheduling is permitted in order to accommodate exams, term paper deadlines, etc., anticipated changes to working hours should be dealt with as early on as possible. Knowledge of Microsoft Office, PowerPoint, and Excel required. Knowledge of campus department locations a plus, but not required.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Korman Center
Room:

Contact Information:
Antonis Asprakis, Assistant Director
aja22@drexel.edu
215-895-4973

Description: Student will collect demographic data on specified patient population and compile in database.

Qualifications: Ability to use database

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 219 North Broad Street
Room: 6th floor, Center for Women's Health

Contact Information:
Dr. Katherine Sherif
ksherif@drexelmed.edu
215-762-5465

Description: The student will investigate reaction dynamics involving the redox shuttle used in dye-sensitized solar cells. Electronic structure calculations coupled with Marcus theory will be used to elucidate the redox chemistry and glean insight into the reaction pathways and kinetic processes.

Qualifications: Knowledge of General Chemistry.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Disque
Room: 206

Contact Information:
Kevin Shuford
shuford@drexel.edu
2158952649

Description: The student will be working with the Digitalization of the screenplay Collection

Qualifications: Diligent Trustworthy and pays attention to detail

Minimum Education: Junior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Ucrossing bldg 89
Room: 051

Contact Information:
Ian Abrams
walkersv@drexel.edu
215-895-1332

Description: need someone to sort & compute data into a fact sheets; would like for the person to be available ASAP.

Qualifications: office work

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 3-Curtis
Room: 251

Contact Information:
Robert Brehm/Sharon Stokes
stokessl@drexel.edu
215-895-2341

Description: Practice lab skiils for Nursing students, Physician Assistants and Physical Therapists. Restock supplies, set up and break down labs for class with models and appropriate supplies. Restock cabinets and general clean-up of computer rooms and all rooms of the Clinical Learning and Resource Center. Answering phones and taking messages when appropriate.

Qualifications: Undergraduate student willing to work in lab and able to lift models and supplies appropriate to all labs. Willing to work evening hours and weekends, if necessary.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 8

Location: New College Building
Room: 3108

Contact Information:
Mrs. Sharon L. Izzi, RN, BSN, CSN
sli24@drexel.edu
215-762-4148

Description: General office functions as they relate to operational and administrative duties in the clinical practice. Responsibilities include: typing, filling, and other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: No Experience necessary

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 19th Floor

Contact Information:
Carla Stafford

(215) 762-6681

Description: Assist with the daily routine of the office (filing, answering phones, running errands, photocopying, and performing departmental administrative tasks.) Confidentiality is a must.

Qualifications: Person needs to be flexible and attentive to detail. Should have good filing, organizational and communication skills.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Bellet
Room: 427

Contact Information:
Anna Pohuly
ap469@drexel.edu
215-762-2651

Description: Assist with the daily routine of the office (filing, answering phones, running errands, photocopying, and performing departmental administrative tasks.) Confidentiality is a must.

Qualifications: Person needs to be flexible and attentive to detail. Should have good filing, organizational and communication skills.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Bellet Building, 2nd Floor
Room: 218

Contact Information:
Kathleen Martz

215-762-2066

Description: General office work (copying, filing, word processing, etc.); assistance with lab set-up; data entry.

Qualifications: Attention to detail, office experience, word processing experience, interpersonal skills, confidentiality.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Bellet Building
Room: 935

Contact Information:
Ryan Moffat
rjc32@drexel.edu
215-762-7470

Description: The Couple and Family Therapy Department is looking for a work study to perform the duties of an office clerk. These duties will include filling, phones, customer service and general office duties

Qualifications: Experience with Microsoft Office and customer services skills

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Bellet Building
Room: Suite 403

Contact Information:
Rise Gravely
rg327@drexel.edu
215-762-1867

Description: The duties are those of a office assistant to the adminstrative coordinator and faculty. It would working on the computer, running errands, fiing, some zeroxing and occacionally covering the receptionist desk.

Qualifications: Must be familiar with Microsoft Word and Excel applications.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Bellet Building - 10th floor
Room: 1050

Contact Information:
Sherry Goodill, PhD
gmw22@drexel.edu
215-762-1198

Description: Laboratory assistant needed to help with media preparation and sterilization and general microbiological laboratory work. Possibility of assisting with molecular biology research depending upon experience of applicant.

Qualifications: Biology major with laboratory experience

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Stratton
Room: 223

Contact Information:
Jeff Holt/Jennifer Quinlan
jjq26@drexel.edu
215-895-6693

Description: Assist in the daily operations and experiments of a research laboratory in the area of molecular and cellular biology. Techniques include high-resolution fluorescent microscopy of live and fixed samples, tissue-culture, clonning of recombinant DNA, protein purification, immunoprecipitations, western blots, immunostaining and much more.

Qualifications: Open to all Drexel undergraduates with interest in research in health sciences. Biology majors and students with Biology-related majors are particularly encouraged to apply. Looking for reliable, diligent, punctual and pleasant individuals with good work ethic and appetite to learn.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Stratton Hall
Room: 210

Contact Information:
Dr. Elias T. Spiliotis
ets33@drexel.edu
215-571-3552

Description: Assist with the management and preparation of all educational Biology labs. You will prepare solutions, make microbiology media, set up teaching labs, maintain bacterial stocks, autoclave material, wash test tubes & glassware, clean labs, break down finished labs, update & type chemical inventories, type lab prep sheets and dispose of chemical waste. You will have the opportunity to gain valuable basic laboratory skills and work a flexible schedule.

Qualifications: Minimal: 1 Laboratory Course. Preferred: Biology Major or minor.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 12

Location: Stratton Hall
Room: 204

Contact Information:
Matthew T. McDonald, Director of Laboratory Services
mtm35@drexel.edu
215-895-1457

Description: Assist with general office duites; distribute mail, replenish paper in copy machine, fax machine and laser printer, deliver paperwork to other departments on campus, filing, photocopying, some typing.

Qualifications: Basic computer skills, capable of taking and following directions, dependable and prompt.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Stratton Hall
Room: 118

Contact Information:
Brenda Jones-Bowden

215-895-2788

Description: Assist with general office duites; distribute mail, replenish paper in copy machine, fax machine and laser printer, deliver paperwork to other departments on campus, filing, photocopying, some typing.

Qualifications: Basic computer skills, capable of taking and following directions, dependable and prompt.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Stratton Hall
Room: 118

Contact Information:
Brenda Jones-Bowden

215-895-2788

Description: Position includes assistance with office duties, data entry, report preparation, webpage updates, and occassional assistance with field research.

Qualifications: A computer background in Excel, dBASE, Frontpage and ArcView. Webpage construction and maintenance skills would be helpful. A background in field experience would be a plus but not necessary.

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Stratton Hall
Room: 416A

Contact Information:
Walter F. Bien
wfb22@drexel.edu
215-895-2266

Description: Position includes assistance with office duties, data entry, report preparation, webpage updates, and occassional assistance with field research.

Qualifications: A computer background in Excel, dBASE, Frontpage and ArcView. Webpage construction and maintenance skills would be helpful. A background in field experience would be a plus but not necessary.

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 1

Location:
Room:

Contact Information:

Description: Description: This is a data entry position. This position requires traveling to the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, (accessible via the Drexel Shuttle plus 2 block walk) several hours each week. Student will transcribe information relating to the flora of New Jersey onto Excel spreadsheets. Full training will be provided and hours are flexible.

Qualifications: An interest in plants is helpful, but not necessary. Student must have at least a basic understanding of Excel. Dedication and reliability are a must.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: The Academy of Natural Sciences
Room:

Contact Information:
Walter Bien
wfb22@drexel.edu
215-895-2266 or 215-895-1731

Description: The Office of Pinelands Research is looking for a work study student to build and maintain a departmental webpage while working with current Pinelands staff. Hours are flexible and some creative license is given to the individual. We are looking for someone with previous web design experience who is prepared to show a portfolio or some form of published work.

Qualifications: Some previous web design experience is necessary. Knowledge of programming webpages outside of Frontpage is helpful. Please have examples of previous work readily available.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Stratton Hall
Room: 416A

Contact Information:
Walter Bien
wfb22@drexel.edu
215-895-2266 or 215-895-1731

Description: 1) Assist lab equipment and material preparation; 2) Participate related research projects.

Qualifications: Engineering student, prefer Architectural, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering students

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Alumni Engineering
Room: 270-H

Contact Information:
Dr. Jin Wen

215-895-4911

Description: General office assistance - copying, interoffice delivery, filing, occasional computer work, coverage of front desk as needed

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Curtis Hall
Room: 251

Contact Information:
Barbara Interlandi

215-895-2275

Description: Assist with E-Learning projects for the College of Arts and Sciences. Some projects include helping professors record their lectures in Korman and helping professors build up their WebCT course pages.

Qualifications: Student may be in any major but must be on campus over the 2004 summer.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 5

Location: Disque Hall
Room: 511

Contact Information:
Jean-Claude Bradley

215-895-2647

Description: Synthesis and characterization of novel metal complexes with biomimetic, energy-transfer or intramolecular magnetic interactions.

Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Chemical sciences, with graduate standing at Drexel.

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 12
Room: 402

Contact Information:
Prof. A. W. Addison
AddisonA@drexel.edu
x2646

Description: Laboratory Research Assistants measuring optical spectra of polypeptides.

Qualifications: Full time student in Physics, Chemistry or Biology at Drexel University. Some experience with tools and computers.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location:
Room:

Contact Information:

rschweitzer-stenner@drexel.edu

Description: Making solutions, maintaining the lab (cleaning glassware, etc.), maintaining equipment, testing experiments

Qualifications: One term of General Chemistry

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Disque Hall
Room: 505

Contact Information:
Sally Solomon
sallys@drexel.edu
215-895-2642

Description: Upgrading of laboratory reagent inventory; generation of analytical database.

Qualifications: Freshman or higher, able to do Excel spreadsheets.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Disque Hall
Room: 402

Contact Information:
Professor Addison
AddisonA@drexel.edu
215-895-2646 or 215-895-2638

Description: General office duties consisting of photocopying, filing, run errands and other related duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Require some knowledge of computer database applications, i.e., Microsoft Word, Excel, etc. Must be pleasant and have good communication skills.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Disque Hall
Room: 305

Contact Information:
Virginia Nesmith

215.895.2639

Description: An undergraduate assistant is sought to assist in the computer modeling of electrical and mechanical molecular devices. (Minimum 6 hours/week)

Qualifications: No previous experience is required, but the individual should have successfully completed general chemistry and physics or the Freshman engineering curriculum. Good computer skills are required.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Disque Hall
Room: 604

Contact Information:
Dr. Karl Sohlberg

Phone: 215.895.2653 or 215.895.6951

Description: An undergraduate assistant is sought to help with the activities of a separation science group, including simple tasks performed in an analytical chemistry laboratory and occasional photocopying.

Qualifications: Full time student in Chemistry, Physics, Biology, or an engineering discipline at Drexel University. Some experience with computers.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Disque
Room: 207

Contact Information:
Prof. Joe Foley
jfoley@drexel.edu
215-895-6218

Description: Student will carry out computational and theoretical modeling of molecular nano-devices and/or novel materials, as well as prepare graphics, written reports and oral presentations describing the work and its results. Must devote a minimum of 6 hours per week to the project.

Qualifications: Successful completion of General Chemistry, General Physics, and Calculus. Good computer skills required. Computer programming experience a major asset.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Disque
Room: 222

Contact Information:
Dr. Karl Sohlberg
kws24@drexel.edu
215-895-2653

Description: Student will update the Sohlberg group web page. The position is anticipated to be short-term.

Qualifications: Strong computer skills with web development and programming experience.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Disque
Room: 222

Contact Information:
Dr. Karl Sohlberg
kws24@drexel.edu
215-895-2653

Description: Students needed to help with general office work: reception area at front desk, answering telephones, filing, photocopying, running errands on campus, and other miscellaneous duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Must be reliable, conscientious and organized.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 6

Location: PSA Building
Room: 112

Contact Information:
Sharon Gehm

215-895-2456

Description: The Department Head for English and Philosophy, Dr. Abioseh Porter, needs someone with a thorough grasp of French to do translations.

Qualifications: Must be able to read and write in French

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 5044

Contact Information:
Nicole Kline (for Dr. Abioseh Porter)
nik22@drexel.edu
215.895.2430

Description: The Department Head for English and Philosophy, Dr. Abioseh Porter, needs someone with a thorough grasp of French to do translations.

Qualifications: Must be able to read and write in French

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 5044

Contact Information:
Nicole Kline (for Dr. Abioseh Porter)
nik22@drexel.edu
215.895.2430

Description: English and Philosophy Department Head needs a student for 6 to 10 hours a week willing to do Library Research and assemble literary materials for an academic journal.

Qualifications: Computer skills, student who is literate willing to do Library Research and assemble literary materials for an academic journal.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 5044

Contact Information:
Nicole Kline
nik22@drexel.edu
215.895.2430

Description: Light clerical duties and photocopying. Must be able to answer telephone in busy office.

Qualifications: Must have computer experience as well as mature attitude and must be reliable.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 5044

Contact Information:
Nicole Kline
nik22@drexel.edu
215.895.2430

Description: Organize, file, and archive ELC files in database and boxes for storage facility in accordance with specified university and department guidelines.

Qualifications: Accuracy and attention to detail is required. Microsoft Word and Excel knowledge required.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: 48
Room: 114

Contact Information:
Christie Innes
aci25@drexel.edu
215-895-6774

Description: Assist faculty of the History & Politics department with computer issues, errands, library and internet research and other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Must be reliable and able to maintain confidentiality. A pleasant disposition desirable. Must have good interpersonal skills and advanced knowledge of computers and Microsoft Office.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 3025

Contact Information:
Gina Waters

215-895-2462

Description: Assist Program Coordinator, Department Secretary, and Professors with photocopying, running errands, occasional library research and computer research, answering telephone, and other miscellaneous office duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Must be reliable and able to maintain confidentiality. A pleasant disposition desirable. Familiarity with office business procedures and equipment a plus. A non-History & Politics major is preferred.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 3025

Contact Information:
Gina Waters

215-895-2462

Description: We are looking for work study students to help in the Center for Interdisciplinary Programs, home to International Area Studies, Africana Studies, Women's Studies and Greek Studies. We need assistance organizing events, doing research, creating materials and helping with administrative tasks. Additionally, we are open to new, student-led projects that benefit the Center.

Qualifications: Must be reliable and hard-working and preferably self-directed and intested in any of the fields we represent. Cannot be a current IAS major or IAS, WMST, AFAS or GREC minor.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 2024

Contact Information:
Kate Hughes
khughes@drexel.edu
215-895-2024

Description: Assorted clerical duties. e.g. filing, sorting mail, making photocopies, answering the phone, running errands and other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Good communication skills and basic computer knowledge. Some office experience desired but not necessary.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 5

Location: Disque Hall
Room: 816

Contact Information:
Jacqueline Sampson

215.895.2708

Description:

Assist with communication tasks and projects. Main responsibilities include writing DrexelNow items, press releases, newsletters, promotional material, and other documents. Write for publications as needed. Student must be able to work independently.

Qualifications: English or communication major. Social media and/or marketing experience are a plus.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Disque Hall
Room: 816

Contact Information:
Laura D'Angelo
laura@physics.drexel.edu
215-895-2711

Description: Solution preparation, run laboratory equipment, keep good notes, monitor experiments in progress, organize & clean up lab, label drawers, test specimens, wash glassware, set up equipment, update & type all chemical inventories, internet searches as needed, literature searches as needed & other miscellaneous tasks as needed.

Qualifications: Attentive to detail, patient, strong interest in science, independent, takes initiative, problem solver, enjoys asking questions, science major (chemistry, physics, biological sciences or engineering).

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Disque Hall
Room: 820 and 2nd floor labs

Contact Information:
Dara L. Woerdeman, Ph.D., Research Assistant Professor

215-895-2738

Description: Responsibilities include videotaping class lectures, special events, workshops, etc for the Psychology Department.

Qualifications: Must have videorecording experience, ability to operate video and audio equipment. Editing skills optional.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 8

Location: PSA Building
Room: 202C

Contact Information:
Marlin Killen
professorkillen@msn.com
215-895-1068

Description: The student will participate in a project that investigates the interaction between cellulose and its degradation by the enzyme cellulase. The main responsibility of the student will be to obtain the key kinetic parameters for the binding between cellulase and soluble cellulose substrates with various lengths. The student will also carry out the purification of cellulases using various chromatography techniques, and the binding kinetic study using the stopflow spectrophotometer.

Qualifications: strong chemistry and biochemistry background with previous research experience in relevant areas

Minimum Education: Junior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Disque
Room: 505

Contact Information:
Jun Xi
jx35@drexel.edu
2158952648

Description: Prepare samples and solutions for analysis; analyze samples using various chemical analysis equipment, including UV/visible absorption spectrometers, IR absorption spectrometer, fluorescence, gas and liquid chromatrographs, and mass spectrometers. Analyze data using general (Excel) and specialized (FlexAnalysis, GRAMS, Polymerix) software; prepare data for presentation and publication.

Qualifications: Prior chemical laboratory experience, interest in analytical chemistry in general, mass spectrometry in particular.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Stratton
Room: 404

Contact Information:
Dr. Kevin Owens
kevin.owens@drexel.edu
215-895-2621

Description: Data Entry

Qualifications: Must have work study

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Stratton
Room: 235

Contact Information:
Gail Hearn
afl26@drexel.edu
215-895-1276

Description: Perform bibliographic research to develop a bibliography of Architectural Engineering education resources. Qualifications: Prejunior or above with preference for Architectural Engineering major. Comfortable with computer use for research using Endnote and Google Scholar.

Qualifications: High School graduate with a pleasant manner, with good communication and organizational skills.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Alumni Engineering
Room: 4-280H

Contact Information:
James E. Mitchell
James.Mitchell@Drexel.edu
215-895-1374

Description: I'm looking for 3-4 students to help mentor a science fair club for middle school girls. Mentors will do interactive science demos and activities, help design science fair projects, help students complete their projects and serve as mentors. The sci fair club will meet once a week from ~3:15-4:30 at Blankenburg Middle School, but there will be some additional prep time at Drexel designing experiments. Please contact me with questions.

Qualifications: Science and engineering students preferred. Creative, enthusiastic, good with kids.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Drexel and Blankenburg Middle School
Room:

Contact Information:
Mira Olson
mso28@drexel.edu
215-895-2987

Description: Drexel Engineering Cities Initiative needs a student experienced with Adobe Dreamweaver to set up a basic departmental web page. This is a short-term project that will finish when the page is up and running.

Qualifications: experience with Dreamweaver competence with aesthetic side of web layout

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Curtis Hall
Room: 273E

Contact Information:
Jennifer Britton
jenbritton@drexel.edu
215-895-2552

Description: Will work with faculty and teaching assistants to develop and maintain software that assists in running and managing computer science courses. This can include interactive quiz modules for Blackboard/WebCT, software that assists in evaluating computer programs and tools that streamline the grading process.

Qualifications: Student should be a competent programmer and be interested in and willing to learn new languages and systems. Knowledge of HTML, JavaScript, C++, Java, Python and/or scripting languages is a plus.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 3

Location: University Crossings
Room: 100

Contact Information:
Jeffrey L. Popyack
JPopyack@CS.Drexel.edu
(215) 895-1846

Description: A professional student is required to assist in online communication, support, maintainance, and organiziation about a conference technical papers.

Qualifications: 1. Familiarity with data base software 2. Excellent work habit 3. Familiarity with technical conference structures 4. A Graduate student in the IST or COE is preferred

Minimum Education: Junior

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Bossone
Room: 501

Contact Information:
Prof. Afshin Daryoush
daryoush@ece.drexel.edu
215-895-2362

Description: Assist the ECE technical staff with lab work and help maintain the hardware in the labs.

Qualifications: The ability to lift 35 lbs.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions:

Location: Bossone
Room: 613

Contact Information:
Jonathan Kaplow
jkaplow@coe.drexel.edu
215-895-6085

Description: Assist in research in the Drexel Nanoscale Soft Lithography Laboratory. Projects include electro-optic thin films, alternative energy studies, and polymer formulations.

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Bossone
Room: 525

Contact Information:
Prof. Adam Fontecchio
fontecchio@drexel.edu
215-895-0234

Description: Assist in open houses (includes some weekend day events); conduct tours of ECE labs and facilities; prepare handouts and recruiting materials; assist in recruiting events; assist with basic ECE office duties

Qualifications: Must be EE or CE major, effective communicator, personable, outgoing, available for occasional weekend events.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Bossone
Room: 313

Contact Information:
Adam Fontecchio
jward@ece.drexel.edu

Description: Engineering Management is a growing graduate program in the College of Engineering. We are looking for students who are motivated and willing to work hard and have fun.

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions:

Location: Randell Hall
Room: 115

Contact Information:
Jessica Atchison
jaa24@drexel.edu
215-895-6061

Description: General office work, filing, typing, running errands

Qualifications: Must be a current Drexel undergraduate.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: Hess Engineering Lab
Room: 106

Contact Information:
Jessica Atchison
jaa24@drexel.edu
215-895-6061

Description:

Qualifications: MEM student must have taken MEM 230.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Alumni Engineering Lab
Room:

Contact Information:
Franco Capaldi
capaldi@drexel.edu

Description: Students will be responsible for monitoring appropriate lab usage and perform general tasks. I.e fill paper in printer, provide general information to students, and aid technical staff with clerical issues.

Qualifications: General Computing Knowledge

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 16

Location: Randell
Room: 115

Contact Information:
Kathleen Donahue
kdonahue@coe.drexel.edu
215-895-1481

Description: Conduct general laboratory duties and experiment set-up.

Qualifications: Mechanical Engineering student

Minimum Education: Senior

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Bossone
Room: 520

Contact Information:
Dr. Min Jun Kim
mkim@coe.drexel.edu
215-895-2295

Description: Assisting the department in many areas, such as copying running deliveries around campus, assisting in answering telephones, helping in set-up for Seminars. sorting of mail.

Qualifications: Thorough and reliable.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 5

Location: Randell Hall
Room: 115

Contact Information:
Kathleen R. Donahue

215-895-1481

Description: Answer telephones; receptionist duties; making deliveries around campus; photocopying

Qualifications: Good people skills; possess the ability to multi-task; must be articulate

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: University Crossings
Room: 105

Contact Information:
Ellen Pons
ellen@drexel.edu
215-895-2211

Description: Student will be required to assist around the freshmen and sophomore labs, mostly procedureal work. Tasks include, but not limited to: errands, filing, assiting with lecture attendance, making usre labs are opened and clean before classes, etc.

Qualifications: Student must be punctual, trustworthy, and able to work without close supervision. Preferance given to students who have co-oped with us before.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: University Crossings
Room: 146

Contact Information:
Kevin Ayers
ka38@drexel.edu
215-895-1018

Description: Assist graduate students in developing robotics hardware and software testbeds. Assist graduate and professors conduct robotics experiments - data collection and analysis for sensor and actuator characterization, software debugging, and controller verification.

Qualifications: Matlab/Python/Ruby programming experience required. C/C++/Java programming expertise highly recommended. FIRST, SeaPerch, VEX or other high school robotics competition experience.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Hess
Room: 10F

Contact Information:
M. Ani Hsieh
mhsieh1@drexel.edu
215-895-5870

Description: The Office of Computer Science seeks students for work-study positions to assist in day-to-day office operations and projects. Work includes clerical duties, filing and inventories, as well as, occasional receptionist duties which may include answering phones. Students may also be required to run errands on campus.

Qualifications: Should be able to work well independently with limited supervision. Candidates should posses good written and verbal communication skills and detail-oriented.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: University Crossings
Room: 100

Contact Information:
Tuyet Sithiphavong
tmd58@drexel.edu
2158956385

Description: Student will update the Nanotechnology Institute and Nanomaterials websites.

Qualifications: Strong computer skills with web design and programming experience. Background in working with Modx.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Center for Automation Technology
Room: 383

Contact Information:
Jill Buckley
jmb368@drexel.edu
215-895-6601

Description: Filing, compiling folders, inputting data, xeroxing and photocopying.

Qualifications: Some computer skills, but willing to train

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 114

Contact Information:
Sheila Joshua
sj45@drexelmed.edu
215-991-8260

Description: Work-study student to assist in humanities research for Dr. Eva Thury. Some duties will be clerical, but others will involve more interesting research-related tasks. There may also be some editing and writing. The areas of the research can involve rhetoric, literature, film, mythology, and cultural history. English major preferred. The shape of the position can depend on the student. A highly motivated student can structure the position so as to launch her or his own research project. Hours flexible.

Qualifications: English major preferred. Must have good editing, writing, and researching skills. Please be sure to submit a resume when applying.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 5044

Contact Information:
Nicole Kline
nik22@drexel.edu
215.895.2430

Description: Laboratory prep aide will assist the Laboratory Manager and Technicians in the maintenance of Chemistry teaching labs. Responsibilities include: mild preparation of laboratory solutions, removal and set up of experiments between laboratory sections, inventory supplies and replenish or request replenishment when necessary, disposal of chemical waste and upkeep the cleanliness of the labs. This position will provide an opportunity to enhance wet chemistry skills while working a flexible schedule. You may also be expected to learn laboratory experiments to support Teaching Assistants during Terms.

Qualifications: Minimum 1 laboratory course

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 5

Location: Disque and PISB
Room:

Contact Information:
Valerie Braz
vab46@drexel.edu
215-571-4202

Description: The College of Engineering is seeking to hire a student to design and update a website for the NSF Graduate STEM Fellows in K-12 Education (GK-12) program. The duties of this position include website design and content monitoring and creating print/promotional material for the GK-12 program. Other media-related duties will be assigned as necessary.

Qualifications: Graphic design or Digital Media students preferred

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Bossone
Room: 533

Contact Information:
Jessica Ward
jward@ece.drexel.edu
215.895.6918

Description: General office work, filing, typing, running errands

Qualifications: Must be a current Drexel undergraduate.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: Hess Engineering Lab
Room: 106

Contact Information:
Jessica Atchison
Karina.E.Krueger@drexel.edu
215-895-6061

Description: Asst with general office operations, fax, copy, scan file... Organize, maintain, and help prep electronics lab, monitor components

Qualifications: Drexel at BCC Engineering student

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: TEC building
Room: 104

Contact Information:
Steven Schaffling
sws29@drexel.edu
856 222 9311 ext 2003

Description: Position primarily provides assistance for front office operations: Greet visitors, answer phones, photo-copy, run errands, work on projects as requested

Qualifications: Good communication skills, good typing skills, maintains confidentiality, able to work Tuesday, Wed and Thursday, particularly 12 p.m. - 2 p.m. - May consider a Work-study for Mon and Fri as well.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: CAT
Room: 170

Contact Information:
Dawn Byrd/Sharon Yates
syates@coe.drexel.edu
215-895-2210

Description: The candidate should possess skills and knowledge in the areas of website development, graphic design, social media integration, and computer technology. The candidate must be skilled in the area of content management systems, HTML, and have beginner skills in Photoshop. •Posting up to date website material in a timely and effective manner •Implementing design changes to webpages, landing pages, and CoE homepage •Maintaining the CoE events calendar •Editing content to ensure all material meets branding guidelines •Excellent time management skills •Able to work in a team If interested, please contact Elizabeth Brachelli at ebrachelli@coe.drexel.edu or 215-895-6454.

Qualifications: The candidate should possess skills and knowledge in the areas of website development, graphic design, social media integration, and computer technology. The candidate must be skilled in the area of content management systems, HTML, and have beginner skills in Photoshop.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Center for Automation and Technology (CAT)
Room: 170

Contact Information:
Elizabeth Brachelli
ebrachelli@coe.drexel.edu
215-895-6454

Description: The Engineering Learning Community (ELC) Calculus/Chemistry Tutor will work with approximately 40 Engineering students in Myers Hall. Students will be taking the following courses: M ATH 110, 121, MATH 122, MATH 200, Chemistry 101 and Chemistry 102. The tutor must be available at least one evening per week for two hour study sessions. Additional hours per week will vary depending on weekly ELC activities. The tutor will also coach students in preparation for major examinations. Compensation for this position will include paid tutor training.

Qualifications: -Full-time student status -Must have earned B or better in at least Math 121, 122, 123, 200, CHEM 101 and CHEM 102 -College of Engineering student preferred -Must have desire to help others/ability to teach effectively -Must possess strong interpersonal and communication skills Qualifying candidates will be contacted for an interview.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location:
Room:

Contact Information:
Terri Baker
tbaker@coe.drexel.edu
215-895-2211

Description: The Engineering Learning Community (ELC) Calculus/Physics Tutor will work with approximately 40 Engineering students in Myers Hall. Students will be taking the following courses: MATH 110, 121, MATH 122, MATH 200, PHYS 100, PHYS 101 and PHYS 102. The tutor must be available at least one evening per week for two hour study sessions. Additional hours per week will vary depending on weekly ELC activities. The tutor will also coach students in preparation for major examinations. Compensation for position include paid tutor training.

Qualifications: -Full-time student status -Must have earned B or better in at least Math 121, 122, 123, 200, PHYS 101 and PHYS 102 -College of Engineering student preferred -Must have desire to help others/ability to teach effectively -Must possess strong interpersonal and communication skills Qualifying candidates will be contacted for an interview.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location:
Room:

Contact Information:
Terri Baker
tbaker@coe.drexel.edu
215-895-2211

Description: The Department of Computer Science is seeking to hire students to assist with daily communication tasks and projects. Main responsibilities include compiling and writing newsletters, creating promotional materials, collecting and organizing web analysis data, and organizing and writing web content. Students may also have general office duties, including filing, copying, and variable projects assigned by the department.

Qualifications: Candidates should possess strong written and verbal communication skills, plus enjoy being creative. Experience in graphic design, web development and coding, general knowledge of Microsoft Office and Adobe programs (particularly Photoshop and InDesign) is favorable. Candidates must be reliable with excellent organizational skills and the ability to take initiative and work independently during busy periods.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 2

Location: University Crossings
Room: 100

Contact Information:
Julie Fisher
jmf323@drexel.edu
215-895-6275

Description: This position is for 10-20 hours. The hire will be responsible for assembling printed circuit boards for MEM351.

Qualifications: Qualified candidates will have experience soldering and general circuitry knowledge.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: AEL
Room: 072-D

Contact Information:
Brandon Terranova
bterranova@coe.drexel.edu
2155713673

Description: In this position, the undergraduate student will assist a graduate student in measuring endothelial cell adhesion strength to various substrates using a spinning disk device.

Qualifications: Engineering or biology major;

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Bossone
Room: 525

Contact Information:
Alisa Clyne
asm67@drexel.edu
215-895-2366

Description: Work-study to assist the Design and Imaging Studio of the Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts and Design. Flexible hours, can work around your schedule! Primary Responsibilities *Laptop and LCD Setups *Daily Lab rounds, stock paper *Open/Close Labs *Pickup and Drop off Equipment

Qualifications: -Great Attitude! -Federal Work-study award

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 14

Location: Nesbitt Hall
Room: 213

Contact Information:
Matt Gleason
mjg362@drexel.edu
215-895-2906

Description: Join a dynamic team to help transform medical practices from paper to the electronic world. Individual is to tag health information to be scanned into the electronic medical record. This requires meticulousness as the tagged items will be part of the official health record.

Qualifications: College student in good standing, interest in health care, motivated worker, may lead to additional opportunities related to the project based on performance

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 10

Location: 1601 Cherry Street
Room: 11th Floor, Operations Suite

Contact Information:
Dr. Edgar Chou, Tracey Cavacino, RN
edgar.chou@drexelmed.edu
215-762-1058

Description: Assist Help Desk staff with daily tasks associated with the EMR initiative (electronic medical records) including, but not limited to: Troubleshooting computer hardware/software/networking issues. Imaging computers using Ghost. Delivering/picking-up computer equipment

Qualifications: Individual must have some basic computer software/hardware knowledge. Strong customer service skills. Ability to work well in a team. Network experience a plus.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: New College Building
Room: 4138

Contact Information:
Joe Pupo
joseph.pupo@drexelmed.edu
215-255-7717

Description: Assist the Drexel University College of Medicine Web Development team in developing and maintaining the College's web sites.

Qualifications: The candidate should have some experience in developing and maintaining dynamic, database-driven web sites, working with ASP, CSS, HTML, SQL, and should also have some experience with image editing and web site layouts. Experience with Macromedia Fireworks, Macromedia Flash, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator is a plus.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Centre Sq, 1500 Market St
Room: 24th Floor, West Tower

Contact Information:
Charles Tran

(215) 255-3562

Description: Design and support of Continuing Medical Education website for the College of Medicine webcampus.

Qualifications: Web site design experience. Dreamweaver knowledge helpful.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 1427 Vine Street - Franklin Building
Room: Suite 405

Contact Information:
Cynthia Johnson
aditri@drexelmed.edu
215-762-2580

Description: Part-time research assistant in a molecular pharmacology and cell biology laboratory at Drexel University College of Medicine. Significant guidance will be provided, however, the successful candidate will be expected learn quickly and to perform independent research-related tasks in a short period of time.

Qualifications: Evidence of academic achievement. Candidate must be highly motivated. Candidate must be responsible and independent. Pervious laboratory experience is a plus, but not required.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 8142

Contact Information:
Felix Kim
fkim@drexelmed.edu
215-762-2508

Description: Assist in development of computational methods for analysis of 3D models of tissue specimens.

Qualifications: Computer Science Major or equivalent experience.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 17113

Contact Information:
Roderick Price
lkaiser@drexelmed.edu
215-762-7442

Description: Work with Research Supervisor on projects in the Department of Surgery Human Subject Research Area. Data management, filing, assistance with documentation storage & shipment.

Qualifications: 2nd year of higher; good computer skills; willingness to complete Human Subject & laboratory training as needed.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 1435 Vine Street
Room: 1st floor

Contact Information:
Cynthia Gifford-Hollingsworth/Debbie Muto
cgiffor1@drexelmed.edu
215-762-8189

Description: Assist with the general clerical work of the office. Filing, making copies, typing a handout for class and emailing files to professors, assisting with mailing, running errands, etc.

Qualifications: Prefer applicants to be proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook. Familiarity with clerical work and filing a plus. Reliability a must! Attention to detail essential! Willing to take candidates who possess some of the qualifications if they are reliable and have a strong work ethic. This job will continue indefinitely. Preference given to students who are not graduating in 2011, but exceptions can be made.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Bellet Building
Room: Room 810

Contact Information:
Daaimah S. Etheridge
Dse29@drexel.edu
(215) 762-7936

Description: The College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP) is seeking motivated students to work with faculty and staff on a variety of special projects which support college operations and the learning environment. You will be responsible for helping to coordinate special projects such as mobile teaching/learning initiatives; eBook program as well as a variety of other projects and administrative tasks as assigned. Openness to learning new technologies is essential. We are willing to take candidates who possess some of the qualifications if reliable, are willing to learn and have a strong work ethic. Hours are flexible. This job will continue indefinitely.

Qualifications: The ideal candidate must: • Be eligible for federal work study funding through the Office of Financial Aid; • Be reliable, organized, flexible and willing to learn; • Be a self-directed, self-starter and able to work independently as well as with a team; • Have good interpersonal and communication skills; • Have advanced knowledge of computers and Microsoft Office; • Be able to maintain confidentiality. Application Process: 1.) Make sure you have been awarded work study funds either in your awards letter or by going to the Office of Financial Aid 2.) Send an email to Fran Cornelius at: fc28@drexel.edu or call 215.762.1868 for an application.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Bellet
Room: 719

Contact Information:
Fran Cornelius
fc28@drexel.edu
215-762-1868

Description: The Transfer Assistant (TA) is an experienced Drexel student who serves as a para-professional member of the Commuter, Graduate and Transfer Student Programs and Services (CGTSPS) staff within the Division of Student Life Work on average 6 hours per week by serving as a resource to transfer students, completing TA duties, developing programming and attending office hours Serve as a role model and mentor for all transfer students Develop and maintain active contact with an assigned group of first-year transfer students Develop, implement and meet programming requirements by using the engagement model Work collaboratively with the Drexel Commuter Organization (DCom) to help plan, promote, attend and support educational and social activities and programs Promote campus traditions, programs and resources Assist in the coordination, maintenance and production of transfer student publications (e.g. brochure, website, resource guide, listserv)

Qualifications: Must be enrolled as a Drexel undergraduate student Currently and actively enrolled during terms of employment May not be on co-op during terms of employment Maintain a 2.5 minimum cumulative grade point average No standing judicial sanction(s) that extend through the dates of appointment

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Creese Student Center
Room:

Contact Information:
Amber Turner
ant36@drexel.edu
x0439

Description: Department of Computer Science is looking for a reliable student to help out in our front office. The job will entail covering the front desk, filing, running errands around campus, copying, and other variable projects assigned by the department.

Qualifications: Person must be courteous and friendly to visitors at all times, even under adverse and uncomfortable situations. Strong communication and people skills a plus, as job entails interfacing with students, faculty, and staff. Must be punctual, hardworking and able to maintain confidentiality. Cannot be computer science or software engineering.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 3

Location: University Crossings
Room: Room 100

Contact Information:
Andrea Negro
amn27@drexel.edu
215-895-6208

Description: WeServe is looking for a student who is experienced in web page development to help develop and maintain the weServe website and work on related social media issues (Facebook, twitter, etc.). Flexible schedule available but the work study student needs to be in the office to work with the director of the program to maintain and update the site on a regular basis.

Qualifications: Must have experience in web page development and be able to interact with social media i.e. Facebook; twitter.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Bossone
Room: 718

Contact Information:
Shirin Karsan
snk24@drexel.edu
215-895-0488

Description: Provide support to CME staff by performing general office duties including data entry, mailings, research, conferenece registration, photocopying, phones, errands, and other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Knowledge of Microsoft Office Applications, including Word, Excel, and Access

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Franklin Building - 1427 Vine St.
Room: 405

Contact Information:
Cynthia Johnson, Jennifer Sumter

215-762-2580

Description: Work directly with the Director of Alcohol, Other Drug, and Health to explore how the Center can connect with students and deliver a variety of messages that support healthy decision making. • Maintain Du Choices – facebook profile o Regular status updates** o Research appropriate information to use in SU o Expanding circle of friends o Editing page for inappropriate content o Finding appropriate fan pages o Highlighting videos o Maintaining and updating a photo album o Explore facebook tools to engage students (poke, snowball fights, etc) • Launch Du Choices Twitter Account o Post to twitter on a regular basis** o Monitor conversations and content o Ask for assistance in content when needed o Research appropriate topics • Explore other ways for the office to maintain an active and appropriate presence on-line

Qualifications: • Enrolled as a full-time student (Undergraduate or Graduate) • Paid though federal work study – must be eligible • Can work as an unpaid internship • Knowledge of and interest in addressing colligate alcohol, other drug, and sexual health issues • Pursuing a degree in Public Health, Psychology, Behavioral Health Counseling, Sociology, Communication, Business Administration – General Business, Business Administration - Marketing other related area preferred.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Van Rennselaer Hall - moving to MacAlister 0024 in Fall
Room: 1st Floor

Contact Information:
John Watson
lmd22@drexel.edu
215-895-1415

Description: Filling, running errands, efficiency with Word, Excel and Power Point, Xeroxing and other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: No experience necessary.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 5

Location: Bellet Building
Room:

Contact Information:
Yvette Gay-Jenkins

(215) 762-2507

Description: The to be hired student will get involved in laboratory experiments on proteins. He/she will prepare samples for measurements, obtain experimental data and analyze them as requested by the PI of the laboratory

Qualifications: The student should have basic knowledge in chemistry, physics, biology and mathematics in order to be able to handle multidisciplinary project

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Disque
Room: 605

Contact Information:
Dr. Reinhard Schweitzer-Stenner
rschweitzer-stenner@drexel.edu
215-895-2268

Description: Enter chemicals into database/inventory system

Qualifications: IT Major

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 400 N. 31st Street (Bldg. 56) - 31st & Baring
Room: 1st Floor

Contact Information:
Martin Bell / Diana Dukes
diana.dukes@drexel.edu
215-895-5907

Description: General office functions as they relate to operational and administrative clinical practices. Responsiblities include: faxing, filing and literary searches. Exposure to clinical medicine/dermatology in an outpatient office setting.

Qualifications: Reliable, hardworking and ability to maintain confidentiality.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: 219 N. Broad Street
Room: 4th Floor

Contact Information:
Carmen Rios
crios@drexelmed.edu
215-762-5554

Description: The DragonCard Office is looking for dependable students with great communication skills to assist in tasks of e-mailing eStatement and visiting Dragon Dollars off-campus merchants. The position also requires working on Systems projects varying from making phone calls, gathering data into excel, gathering feedback, and other basic tasks.

Qualifications: Good phone skills, customer service experience, and basic computer skills, including the use of Microsoft Office.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions:

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: 124

Contact Information:
Ephraim Worede
ew25@drexel.edu
215-895-6096

Description: The DragonCard Office is looking for dependable students with great communication skills to assist in tasks such as creating ID cards, filing and alphabetizing, and helping students, faculty and staff members with various concerns. The position also requires employees to assist incoming and continuing students to apply for Dragon Dollar accounts in person, on the phone, online or by mail. Other tasks include: Validating DragonCards, and processing payments.

Qualifications: Good phone skills, basic computer abilities, customer service experience a plus.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions:

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: Suite 124

Contact Information:
Alicia Ruise
dragoncard@drexel.edu
215-762-6680

Description: Assist with the management and preparation of all educational Biology labs at BCC. You will prepare solutions, make microbiology media, set up teaching labs, maintain bacterial stocks, autoclave material, wash test tubes & glassware, clean labs, break down finished labs, update & type chemical inventories, type lab prep sheets and dispose of chemical waste. You will have the opportunity to gain valuable basic laboratory skills and work a flexible schedule.

Qualifications: Biology majors are particularly encouraged to apply. Looking for reliable, diligent, punctual and pleasant individuals with good work ethic and appetite to learn.

Minimum Education: Junior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: TEC Building
Room: 311 G

Contact Information:
Patricia Sidelsky
pls45@drexel.edu
856-222-9311 ext. 2008

Description: Duties and Responsibilities: • Fundraising o Assist with fundraising opportunities currently in place. o Develop additional fundraising opportunities. o Contact previous donors for the upcoming season. • Recruiting o Learn our recruiting software. o Update and input current recruiting lists. • Communication o Create mailings for our seasonal newsletter o Assist with advancing our social media websites

Qualifications: Skills: Word Processing, Excel, Video/computer playback, communication, social media. Other Comments: We are looking for a focused individual who has an interest in athletics with a creative voice regarding fundraising and social media advances.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions:

Location: DAC
Room:

Contact Information:

Description: Duties and Responsibilities: • Video o Record individuals during practice o Upload/manage/organize recordings o Learn our ‘Dartfish’ video computer software • Equipment o Help with setup/breakdown of practice equipment o Report lost/stolen/broken equipment to coaching staff • On-Field*optional o “Shag” balls during practice time o “Fungo” during practice to infield/outfield

Qualifications: Skills: Video/computer playback and managing, communication. Other Comments: Video playback is a large part of the advancement of our team and its players. We are looking for an individual who is very proficient with video and computer software.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Vidas Athletic Complex
Room: Softball Field/Fieldhouse

Contact Information:
Jessica Serio
js3477@drexel.edu
215-895-1976

Description: The Student Graphic Designer is responsible for the design and creation of advertisements and publications for Drexel Business Services, part of Drexel University’s Division of Student Life and Administrative Services. As such, this position plays an important role in the branding and overall image of the division and University as a whole but specifically Drexel Business Services. Primary Tasks • Create advertisements in various formats for in house programs and services. These media include, but are not limited to web, flyers, signs, banners, and in-house publications such as brochures and pamphlets • Serve as designer, as needed, for Coordinator of Special Projects • Complete other duties as assigned

Qualifications: • Must have knowledge of and proficiency using design software including Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator. • Must have at least some experience creating print and web graphics, flyers, and other promotional materials. • Must be comfortable working with deadlines. • Must have good communication skills and ability to project professional image.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Ross Commons
Room: Suite 315

Contact Information:
Niki Ververelli
nav26@drexel.edu
215-895-5873

Description: Assist in generating quarterly financial reports and annual fiscal year budget proposals. Audit quarterly financial reports and budget proposals. Assist in general administrative duties including formatting and updating existing Excel worksheets and Word documents, conduct market research, filing, copying, and other departmental administrative duties.

Qualifications: Basic finance and accounting knowledge preferred. Must be reliable with good organizational and interpersonal skills, and ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Working knowledge of Excel and MS Word preferred.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions:

Location: Ross Commons
Room: 315

Contact Information:
Diana Mihaylova
dm364@drexel.edu
215-895-6059

Description: Work study position includes opening mail, form completion, scanning/emailing, copying, filing, and dropping off timely interoffice mail items to 3201 Arch or Main Building.

Qualifications: Light office work experience, organization, dependability, timeliness, and responsive email communication.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Towers Hall
Room: 1st Floor office

Contact Information:
Alyssa Riker
atr26@drexel.edu
215-895-2967

Description: You will help staff and faculty with research projects that involve performing Data entry/analysis/reports for the Clinical Skills Division. You will also help track IRB research request and approvals. Other office administrative duties may vary as needed.

Qualifications: Intermediate data entry experience using excel or spss. Expereince doing educational research

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Queen Lane
Room: 221

Contact Information:
Tiffany J. Davis

2159918533

Description: The Drexel Fellowships Office is looking for a terrific work-study student to help with information management, marketing and event setup, plus clerical support as needed for our busy office starting in the spring term. The Fellowships Office helps students across the university understand and apply for nationally competitive scholarships and fellowships. It’s a great way to learn how these things really work. To apply, please send an up-to-date resume to fellowships@drexel.edu

Qualifications: Organized, independent, and reliable students in any major are welcome to apply. Applicants must have an excellent attention to detail. Some multimedia and photography experience is helpful.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: MacAlister
Room: 3019

Contact Information:
Cindy Schaarschmidt
cs837@drexel.edu
215.571.3818

Description:

Perform database testing duties by being able to test schedules, cases, and adding data to different screen scenarios. Duties will involve accurately and efficiently executing test plans, assembling and documenting all test results, and retesting as necessary. All other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and various programs to be able to assist in creating training materials. Understanding of basic internet and client/server architectures. Good communication and teamwork skills with the ability to listen and accept input from team members. Use of good judgement in what and how to communicate with others. Ability to clearly articulate ideas and thoughts verbally.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: 1601 Cherry Street, Three Parkway Building
Room: Suite 10444

Contact Information:
Kathy Waterhouse, Program Manager
kdw32@drexel.edu
215-255-7749

Description: The Parking Services Office is looking for dependable students with great communication skills to assist in tasks such as processing Bike Share rentals and returns, filing, and helping students,faculty and staff members with various parking concerns. The position also requires employess to assist customers in applying for parking permits and requesting special parking in person, on the phone, or via fax.

Qualifications: Good phone skills, customer service experience, basic computer skills,including the use of Microsoft Office.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 16
Room: 124

Contact Information:
David Jost
parking@drexel.edu
215-895-2813

Description: File confidential documents into student's files. Assist in duites as assigned within the Office of the University Registar

Qualifications: Student MUST be reliable, dependant, self-motivated and patient. Candidate must exhibit a level of professionalism and maturity. Has the ability to work independently with little supervision.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Queen Lane
Room: G-27

Contact Information:
Karen Moore
karen.a.moore@drexel.edu
215-991-8206

Description: Sells coffee and snacks

Qualifications: medical student

Minimum Education:

Number of Positions:

Location: DUCOM
Room: Room119

Contact Information:
Dr. Janet L Moore
jmoore01@drexelmed.edu
215-991-8214

Description:

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: NCB 17th floor
Room:

Contact Information:
Andy Bhattacharya
abhattac@drexelmed.edu
215-762-2016

Description:

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: NCB 17th floor
Room:

Contact Information:
Andy Bhattacharya
abhattac@drexelmed.edu
215-762-2016

Description: Duties include: 1) Edit videos of legal practice areas, get to “post-ready”, then create cheat sheet for creating podcasts, videocasts. 2) Create and update lists in Excel for Phila firms - update, including small firms Common Pleas judges - update and add counties NJ Judges NJ Firms DE Firms 3) Collect info by phone regarding judges’ hiring plans (PA, other courts) small to mid sized firms’ hiring plans (NJ/PA/DE) 4) Office files Help scan and organize certain career office files 5) Office Systems Is there a “push” process so we can identify newly appointed judges? Is it possible to set up standardized job searches on job sites? Set up google alerts - as needed 6) Social Media Review Career Strategies Office Social Media outlets; create Linked In groups as requested

Qualifications: Must have excellent Excel skills, some social media experience (Linked In), ability to create/edit podcasts (or willingness to learn); and good phone skills. Willingness to support office’s move to electronic filing system and otherwise generally to help out.

Minimum Education: Senior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Law Building at 3320 Market St.
Room: 320

Contact Information:
Martha E. Candiello
mec355@drexel.edu
215-571-4785

Description: We are looking for a work-study student with excellent Excel skills to help us modify a series of spreadsheets holding information about law firms in Pennsylvania. We’ll need you to look up each firm on the web (or by phone) and list on the spreadsheet the approximate number of attorneys in the firm and confirm the mailing address. It’s that simple! Needs to be completed in the next month or so. Best guesstimate is this assignment will require about 10 hours per week over the next four to five weeks. If you have time now to put in more hours, that would be preferred. Send an email to Krystal Lespinasse (ksl36@drexel.edu)with your interest, time availability and contact information. Thank you.

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 3320 Market Street- Law
Room: Suite 320

Contact Information:
Martha E. Candiello
ksl36@drexel.edu
215.571.4720

Description: The Legal Research Center is hiring work-study students to serve as Circulation Assistants. Major duties include assisting library patrons at the Circ desk (checking items in and out, answering questions, etc.); pulling items from and shelving items in the Reserves collection; conducting hourly walkthroughs; and performing other occasional duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Applicants must be customer service oriented, dependable, and punctual; have a proactive attitude with tasks; and be able to lift heavy books. They must also have good communication skills and basic computer skills. Only students with federal work-study grants may apply.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: 3320 Market Street
Room: L-313 (in the annex connecting Hagerty Library 3rd Floor and Law School 3rd Floor)

Contact Information:
Patrick Garon
pjg27@drexel.edu
215-571-4733

Description: The mathematics education faculty of the School of Education is seeking enthusiatic and reliable undergraduate students to assist with ongoing research projects in mathematics education and mathematics teacher education. The position involves reviewing literature, participating in data gathering, entry and analysis, and some office work.

Qualifications: Must have background in mathematics (successful in high school and at least 3 quarters college math) and interest in school teaching. Experience with children or in schools is a plus. Must have sufficient work study funds available, and be able to work approximately 10 hours per week. We are particularly interested in individuals who would be interested in working for multiple quarters.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Korman Center
Room: 213

Contact Information:
Jason Silverman
Silverman@drexel.edu
215-895-6087

Description: This work-study position offers students a chance to enhance their basic office skills such as filing, answering phones, making copies, and sorting mail, while at the same time working in a fun and energetic environment. Work-study students will also be called upon to assist professors with their courses. Students can make up their own hours for the term and will have a small amount of free time to work on their studies as well.

Qualifications: 1. Undergraduate students. 2. Must be able to set specific work hours during the week. 3. Office skills required (filing, message taking, etc.) 4. Basic computer skills required. 5. Must be able to work at least 12-15 hours per week. 6. Organizational skills required. 7. Attention to detail a must. 8. Punctual, polite, and presentable.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Korman Center
Room: 213

Contact Information:
David Appleton

215.895.6770

Description: The work-study student shall assist the office in the overall duties of the Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine Program (ELAM). Typical tasks: Expense tracking and budgetary assistance Data entry Filing Special projects as needed Other duties as assigned

Qualifications: Pleasant demeanor, 'people skills' Strong written and verbal communication skills Creativity and problem-solving ability Ability to adapt quickly from one task to another Ability to pay close attention to details Good understanding of computer applications, including Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook)

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Three Parkway / 1601 Cherry Street
Room: Suite 1050

Contact Information:
Olivia M. Lee
olivia.lee@drexelmed.edu
215-255-7349

Description: Primary job function is data clean-up. Other office duties as needed including date entry, data research, and document management. Instruction is provided for all job functions.

Qualifications: Basic understanding of computer use is required: typing, navigating a Windows environment, using Internet Explorer to browse the Internet for information, and sending e-mails. Training will be provided to perform the functions of this position.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Main Building
Room: 201

Contact Information:
Theresa Hastings
tmh33@drexel.edu
215.895.2974

Description: The student will be working with the Department of Emergency Medicine’s Healing Hurt People program. This program engages victims of interpersonal violence and links them to services in the community with the goal of ending the cycle of violence. The student will be entering vital data and assisting with the management of an Access database to better serve victims of violence.

Qualifications: Student should have a working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications, especially Excel and Access. Student will be entering data that is confidential information so will be required to complete the HIPPA training and comply with its mandates. Student should be able to work independently and in groups.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 2117

Contact Information:
Dr. Theodore Corbin/Dionne Delgado
ddelgado@drexelmed.edu
(215)301-7435 or (215)762-3029

Description: The employee will assist the Department of Emergency Medicine in a variety of quality assurance and research efforts. Primary activity will involve data entry and collection but can involve data analysis if the employee has the experience.

Qualifications: Basic computer skills with Word, Excel Self driven Attention to detail Readiness to new training

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 5

Location: New College Building
Room: 1238

Contact Information:
Neal Handly, MD
nh28@drexel.edu
215 762 2368

Description: Description: The Drexel Writing Center is in need of work-study students to provide office support. Students will be required to answer phones, make appointments, and perform light office duties such as photocopying and picking up mail. Work-study students will also be involved in research and administrative assignments as time permits. Past projects have included researching and helping to design a Writing Center Website. Students' interests and experience will guide work assignments.

Qualifications: Qualifications: Good communication skills and positive personality.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 6

Location: MacAlister
Room: 0032

Contact Information:
Scott Warnock
nik22@drexel.edu
Contact Nicole Kline 215.895.2430

Description: Assist the Director of the English Language Center on special projects including market research and program projects with international students and other international clients. Flexible and interesting work environment. Work experience will be designed to build a resume in international education/business.

Qualifications: Excellent writing and oral communication skills. Experience with international students, study abroad, international business or other international programs. Background in communications, business, or IAS suggested, but others are also welcome to apply.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Language and Communication Center
Room: 103

Contact Information:
Dr. Barbara Hoekje

215-895-2067

Description: Description: Will Assist Finance Administrator in preparing financial documents for the center. General office duties: including typing, sorting/filing documents, photocopying, light mail deliveries on campus and other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Qualifications: Current Drexel student who can work at least 10 hours per week. This position calls for a pleasant manner, focus, good organizational skills, and the ability to work independently. Working knowledge of Excel and MS Word. Basic knowledge of general accounting is a bonus.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Language and Communication Center
Room: 113

Contact Information:
Shumin Chang
shumin@drexel.edu
215-895-6814

Description: Undergraduate student with WORK-STUDY financial aid (required).

Qualifications: Minimum experience; knowledge of Mac and PC platforms. Reports to the ELC Marketing Coordinator, the Marketing Assistant will be responsible for database input and maintenance, preparing Excel reports and e-mail messages, plus other administrative and clerical tasks as needed.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Language and Communication Center
Room: 123

Contact Information:
Ann Aldrich

215.895.6338

Description: Assist the Marketing Coordinator to maintain and improve the ELC website through the Drexel content management system (Sitecore). Salary and hours will be determined by availability of work-study funds.

Qualifications: Sitecore training will be provided but basic knowledge of html is required, and any additional web experience is a plus. Other requirements include dependability, initiative, creativity, and attention to detail.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: 48
Room: 123

Contact Information:
Ann Aldrich
aea23@drexel.edu
215-895-6338

Description: The Admissions Office is seeking two student workers to work in our office. We are looking for students that can devote at least 8 hours or more per week. Responsibilities may include: Admissions Mailings Assisting with filing of materials Organizing office supplies Assisting with copying needs

Qualifications: Friendly, good sense of humor and ability to think quickly.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Main Building
Room: 212

Contact Information:
Mary Catalfamo
mkc28@drexel.edu
215-895-6756

Description: The Drexel at BCC office of Recruitment and admissions is seeking two student workers to assist with daily office administration responsibilities. This position is located in Mt. Laurel, NJ.

Qualifications:

• Friendly, good sense of humor
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Ability to work independently and in a team setting
• Ability to think quickly and be resourceful

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 2

Location: BCC Mt. Laurel Campus
Room: TEC Room 104

Contact Information:
Jamie Brooks
jmb347@drexel.edu
856-222-9311 ext. 2007

Description: The Production Assistant is responsible for pulling photos requested by other departments, posting work-study positions,online, closing and filing closed jobs, distributing incoming mail, organizing the publication, sample, and fact sheet cabinets, and faxing proofs as requested by printers. In addition, the Production Assistant will be responsible for organizing photos and videos, archiving jobs, and helping design staff create low-resolution PDFs.

Qualifications: working knowledge of Microsoft and Adobe software good organizational skills and the ability to work independently preferred majors: communications, design, business

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 3031

Contact Information:
John Ruffino
jcr34@drexel.edu
(215) 895-2423

Description: The Recruitment team is looking for a student worker to assist with the recruitment offices daily tasks and logistics. Responsibilities include: compiling daily visit packets, reviewing and entering numerous information into databases, preparing letters and packets for mailing, assisting with other office work as needed.

Qualifications: Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work independently and in a team setting. Ability to think quickly and be resourceful. Friendly, with a good sense of humor. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office (particularly Outlook and Word). Ability to work at least 8 hours per week. – Students should have work study funds to apply.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: Main Building
Room: 208

Contact Information:
Natalia Rodriguez-Hunter
nr387@drexel.edu
215-895-2267

Description: The Office of Admissions is seeking a work study student to post on Admissions’ social media platforms. This is a fun and unique opportunity to earn your work study funds while sharing your experience at Drexel with prospective students.

Qualifications: The work study student must be able to work independently and maintain confidentiality. The student must also have the ability to produce content on a consistent and reliable basis. Additionally the following qualities are a plus, but not mandatory: • proficiency in multiple social media platforms, • professional experience or coursework in social media and/or marketing, and • involvement (or willingness to be involved) in campus activities and/or activities off-campus.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Main Building
Room: 212

Contact Information:
Mark Bagley
mab382@drexel.edu
215-895-0204

Description: This position allows the Coordinator to reach out to prospective students who are interested in Drexel, e.g. reminders for Daily Visits, Open Houses, etc.

Qualifications: Friendly, enthusiastic, well-spoken and have free time in the evenings Monday-Thursday from 5:00pm - 9:00pm

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 5

Location: Main Building
Room: 242

Contact Information:
Ken LaBate
pkl23@drexel.edu

Description: The Operations department is seeking student workders to assist our programmers and the Director of Technology and Facilities Management. Responsiblities may include: Assisting in the testing of online forms Writing procedures Research Creating Spreadsheet and other documents Troubleshooting computer issues Helping with Facilities issues

Qualifications: Possess basic knowledge of ASP.NET, SQL Server and Javascript. Students will learn the web application development process including: Agile methodologies, Object-Oriented Analysis & Design, Testing procedures, Ajax scripting and general professional IT skills.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Main Building
Room: 301

Contact Information:
Rashida Morris
rm3262@drexel.edu
215.895.2286

Description: The Enrollment Management Office has a lucrative opportunity for students who are looking for employment on campus during Fall quarter. If you are friendly, enthusiastic, well-spoken and have some free time in the evenings, the Student Call Center is looking for you! This is a unique opportunity to reach out to prospective students who are interested in Drexel. There are a variety of calling campaigns which support all areas of Enrollment Management. Hours of operation are Monday through Thursday 5pm-9pm. However, hours can be adjusted according to your schedule.

Qualifications: Students must be outgoing, enthusiastic, well-spoken, capable and friendly. Having some customer service experience would be an additional benefit.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 5

Location: Main Building
Room: 244

Contact Information:
Ken LaBate
pkl23@drexel.edu
215 895 6720

Description: The EARLI Study team at the Drexel University School of Public Health is in need of administrative assistance with participant recruitment and outreach. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, assembling mailings and outreach materials to be sent to potentially eligible families. Hours are flexible and will vary week to week depending on the needs of the study. This position will be an average of 10 hours per week.

Qualifications: We are looking for someone who is meticulous, efficient, and highly reliable. Previous experience working on research or knowledge of autism are not required.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Bellet Building
Room: 602

Contact Information:
Lauren Clay
EARLI@drexel.edu
215-762-1180

Description: Worker to assist with the day to day operations of the office including processing event requests, answering phones, supporting on-site event management, running errands and other departmental administrative duties.

Qualifications: A positive demeanor with strong customer service skills. The ability to work in a busy office independently and as part of a team with limited supervision. Computer skills are required for training in event management software and a working knowledge of Excel and MS Word. Self-motivated. Great organizational skills. Flexible, Flexible, Flexible - no work day is the same.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: 001

Contact Information:
Gillian Telford
get23@drexel.edu
215.895.2520

Description: Assist with general office tasks such as: Receptionist duties including filing, sorting documents, screening calls, answering phones, type correspondence and picking up and sorting mail.

Qualifications: Basic computer knowledge helpful

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Bellet Building
Room: 516

Contact Information:
Frank Pizzulo/Patricia Lewis

215-762-7861

Description:

• Collect all completed Patient Satisfaction Surveys (PSS), and other identified surveys, as they are submitted by the practices.
• Enter appropriate info into the PSS Tracking form to track depts. that are submitting completed surveys. Follow up with depts. that are not submitting required surveys.
• Scan completed survey by way of scanner or copier.
• By utilizing data entry software, review problem areas of scanned surveys and make appropriate corrections.
• By utilizing data entry software, compile standard weekly and monthly reports, as well as ad hoc reports as requested by Faculty Group Practice management.
• Analyze reports for trends or notable variances from group averages.

Qualifications:

• College student pursuing a business or technical degree.
• Good analytical skills required.
• Strong computer skills necessary (Microsoft Excel required, Access a plus).
• Strong organizational skills.
• Detail oriented.
• Ability to adhere to deadlines.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 18th Floor

Contact Information:
Dawn Rose

215-762-8635

Description: Assist in processing confidential data pertaining to faculty and staff. Copy and delivering data to Faculty and Deans. Pleasant telephone manners. Ability to keep data confidential.

Qualifications: Ability to work efficiently with limited supervision.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Randell Hall
Room: 119

Contact Information:
Jacqui Washington

215.895.5815

Description: General office duties such as answering phones, distribution of departmental mail, campus deliveries, filing, typing and other duties assigned

Qualifications: Friendly and professional demeanor. Good command of the English language. Basic computer skills. Dedication and reliability.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: 3201 Arch Street
Room: 310

Contact Information:
Vicki L. McKee

215.895.6871

Description: Assist the Executive Director with clerical and administrative duties of the CMAC Assist in arranging and coordination of CMAC functions Arrange and coordinate company visits to campus for the purpose of conducting student interviews and presentations Assist the Executive Director in editing and producing the CMAC Newsletter Assist the Construction Management Program staff in gathering and updating student resumes Assist the Construction Management Program staff in gathering and updating student and alumni demographic information Other duties directed by the CMAC Executive Committ

Qualifications: Full-time major in Construction Management Competency in the Microsoft Office Suite Excellent writing and oral communications skills Must have completed one coop experience in construction Students may not serve as Student Liaison concurrent with coop terms The student will not work more than 20 hours per week

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 3001 Market Street
Room:

Contact Information:
Bob Muir
rwm35@drexel.edu
215-895-5943

Description: Need experience or do you have experience in the Restaurant industry? Positions available for servers, cooks, or stewards: Cocktail Parties Dinner events Lunch events Federal Work Study Recipients and International Students can apply by contacting Radesh Palakurthi.

Qualifications: Must be self motivated and hygienic.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 10

Location: Academic Building
Room: 615

Contact Information:
Radesh Palakurthi
Radesh@drexel.edu
215-571-3807

Description: Dependable student, preferable in information science program, able to organize and reshelf books in the culinary library. Library is open Monday to Friday 9am to 7pm. There are 2 shifts per day (Each shift is 5 hours long), shift one from 9am to 2pm; shift two from 2pm to 7pm. Please send resume to Radesh@drexel.edu Subject line: Culinary librarian work-study position.

Qualifications: Applicant must be able to enforce rules of the library and create and record a book check-out/check-in system.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: Academic Building
Room: 615

Contact Information:
Radesh Palakurthi
Radesh@drexel.edu
215-571-3807

Description: Assist with general office duties such as filing mail stuffing

Qualifications: General office knowledge. Must be eligible for work-study.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 5

Location: Academic Building
Room: 616

Contact Information:
Radesh Palakurthi
Radesh@drexel.edu
215-571-3807

Description: Maintain and monitor computer labs in Goodwin College and the School of Education. Ability to move and lift computers is necessary. Flexible hours (days, evenings, and Saturdays) up to 20 hour work week. We prefer majors in Computer Engineering, Computer Science or related field. Competitive hourly rates!

Qualifications: Experience with Microsoft Office Suite, PCs and MAC desktop/laptop is essential, and familiarity with Computer Science and Engineering software programs. Applicants must be reliable self-starters, excellent problem-solvers, and exercise sound judgment. Must understand and adhere to strict confidentiality standards and be able to take direction and complete work with minimal supervision.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 6

Location: 3001 Market Street
Room: 222

Contact Information:
Shannon Hargrove
Shannon.Hargrove@drexel.edu
215-895-0957

Description: Provide clerical and office assistance including: Answer phones; schedule appointments; make copies; file and fax documents; sort and prepare mailings; greet and direct students, faculty, and staff; and make campus deliveries.

Qualifications: Proficiency in Microsoft Office is required. The applicant should be dependable, organized, personable, and have a good sense of humor. Work is available days, weekends and evenings and up to 20 hours per week.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 5

Location: 3001 Market Street
Room: 222

Contact Information:
Shannon Hargrove
Shannon.Hargrove@drexel.edu
215-895-0957

Description: Student research assistant needed to search and record hotel industry information. More details of the specific topic will be discussed during the interview process. PLEASE don't leave a message on my work phone.....rather send me an email.

Qualifications: Familiarity with library and online databases and search methods Familiarity with Excel

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 101 N. 33rd St.
Room: 110

Contact Information:
Linda Joyce Forristal
ljforristal@drexel.edu
215-895-0908

Description: Assist department staff with their projects, write letters, making copies, and other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Main Building
Room: 228

Contact Information:
Dimitrios N. Boufidis
dnb26@drexel.edu
215-895-2109

Description: Assisting with community projects and internet research. General office support services and some data entry

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Bellet Building
Room: 623

Contact Information:
Beverly Gay

(215) 762-8120

Description: Work directly with the Graduate Student Association and Assistant Director for Graduate Studies to help with various projects, data entry, mailings, phone calls and other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

Must be dependable, have good communication skills, fast learner, ability to multi-task, and have a pleasant and outgoing personality. Student must be eligible for federal work-study.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Randell
Room: 240

Contact Information:
Taz Kwok
tkk22@drexel.edu
215 895 0366

Description: This position primarily involves staffing the second floor Circulation Desk at Hahnemann Health Sciences Library. Staffing the Circulation Desk requires student workers to assist patrons in materials circulation, answering patrons' directional questions, collecting fines, resolving simple copier/printer related issues, and assisting in opening/closing the library. The position will also assist in shelving library materials as the circumstances require.

Qualifications: - Good work ethic - Polite, friendly demeanor - Ability to pick up new skills quickly - Federal Work-Study allotment

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 20

Location: New College Building
Room: 2209-71A

Contact Information:
Katherine Masterton
kvm33@drexel.edu
215-762-7631

Description: Student intern will be responsible for inputting student, family and alumni data into two separate web-based data management systems. Student interns will also keep track of event based data and work with staff to generate reports for regular program evaluations and evaluations for Hillel's funders. Student intern may also be given additional responsibilities with regard to updating the Hillel website depending on expertise.

Qualifications: Position calls for pleasant manner, organizational skills, and attention to detail. Prior experience with data management strongly preferred. Prior experience with Drupal based web system is ideal but not essential.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Intercultural Center
Room: 2nd Floor

Contact Information:
Rabbi Isabel de Koninck
idekoninck@drexelhillel.org
215 895 2531

Description: Assist students with technology questions, computer accounts and help IRT staff maintain BYOL facility classrooms in the Korman Center.

Qualifications: A demonstrated interest in technology and/or in learning Drexel IRT procedures; a strong customer service performer as demonstrated by excellent communications skills, initiative and enthusiasm.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Korman Center
Room: 101

Contact Information:
Jennifer Gay
jen@drexel.edu
895-4969

Description: The survey taker will join a team that is collecting data on users of the Hagerty Library. Surveys will take place in Hagerty and on other parts of the Drexel campus. Some surveys will involve face-to-face questions, and others will involve observing and counting students. Surveys should be collected at all times of the day, and all days of the week. The survey taker can schedule when they want to do the actual surveys, and will be responsible for keeping their own time sheets. Basic training in survey taking will be provided by Dr. Khoo. The survey taker will also have to take training in human subjects research. Both will be paid as part of the work study.

Qualifications: Drexel University student in good standing, must be motivated and able to self-schedule and report their own work. Must be able to keep track of and organize the survey paperwork.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Library and other parts of campus
Room: Report to Rush Building 406

Contact Information:
Dr. Michael Khoo
khoo@drexel.edu
215 895 1230

Description: The summary of work activities include faxing, scanning, filing, sending e-mail. Strong written and organizational skills needed to work directly with IWHL staff

Qualifications: Attention to detail, excellent writing skills; high degree of organization; must have a sensitivity to issues of confidentiality.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New Wing - K Building
Room: Room K

Contact Information:
Melinda Johnson
mjohnson@drexelmed.edu
215-991-8192

Description: Experienced assistant with strong written and organizational skills needed to work directly with and under the general supervision of the Vision 2020 team. The summary of work activities includes a variety of research and writing, and organizational tasks including the creation of content for conference materials; writing and editing blog posts; utilization of social networking technology; general office work. The assistant will respond to day-to-day tasks as assigned. The successful candidate will be able to multi-task, balance priorities and work well with others.

Qualifications: • Knowledge of office tools (Microsoft Word, Excel, Publisher, Power Point, etc.) • Strong written and verbal communication skills • Interpersonal communications skills • Excellent writing and research skills • Ability to prioritize and handle a variety of assignments simultaneously • Currently enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate student • No experience necessary, but attention to detail and accountability required

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: K Wing
Room:

Contact Information:
Cheryl Soltis
csoltis@drexelmed.edu
215.991.8830

Description: The Office of Protocol and Special Events plans and produces high-profile events for Institutional Advancement, Office of the President, Office of the Provost and the Board of Trustees. Work study students will assist the Office of Protocol with invitation mailings, memento bags, gift-wrapping, and any additional tasks needed to prepare for events for the Institution. We produce events at the highest level, and are looking for a student that is consistent, meticulous, produces a high-standard of work, and maintains a high level of professionalism at all times.

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Main
Room: 310

Contact Information:
Darin Pfeifer
dfp28@drexel.edu
215-895-0333

Description: 20 Hour/week position in the Office of Institutional Advancement assisting with coordination and documentation of efforts to appreciate and recognize donors. Responsibilities will include scanning, copying, binding, filing, drafting/editing correspondence, making thank you telephone calls and other duties.

Qualifications: Organizational and interpersonal skills, along with strong work ethic and attention to detail. Some speaking and writing experience preferred. Extroverted personality a plus.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Main Building
Room: 310

Contact Information:
William Swoope
wgs26@drexel.edu
215-895-6323

Description: --Provide Internet research and database searching --Compile spreadsheets --Filing and organizing newspapers

Qualifications: Must be approved for Work Study funding.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Paul Peck Center
Room:

Contact Information:
Shelley Kardon
jcd75@drexel.edu
215-895-2962

Description: Help deliver audio/visual equipment at night throughout campus. Help distribute A/V equipment from our Main Office in MacAlister Hall.

Qualifications: None needed. We will train.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 4007

Contact Information:
Chris Gibson

215-895-2925

Description: Help Graphic Designer in production work.

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 4012

Contact Information:
Christopher Gibson
ims@drexel.edu
215-895-2925

Description: Assist faculty with putting together reports, assist with displaying student work. Xeroxing, running errands and other office related work.

Qualifications: No Preference

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Nesbitt Hall
Room: 300

Contact Information:
Janice H. Lyons
lyonsjh@drexel.edu
215-895-2071

Description: Student employment opportunity for assistant to the New Student Coordinator, job will entail reviewing and updating pre-departure handbook, email prospective students regarding their missing documents, copy, fax, and make folders for new students. Some data entry required. This position is will report directly to the Program Coordinator of ISSS. Responsibilities: Primary responsibility • Work with New Student Coordinator in preparation for fall 2012 class. Other responsibilities: • General office duties: answering phone, filing, copying • Assisting students with ISSS related questions • Special Projects as needed • Other duties as assigned Dress Code: Office casual

Qualifications: Student must be able to work in fast paced and busy environment. Must be culturally sensitive, friendly, diligent, responsible and able to adapt quickly from task to task. Student must be very organized and detail orientated. Must also be able to collaborate with others and work in a fast paced environment. Must be able to contact students on behalf of ISSS. Candidate must be knowledgeable in basic computer applications including Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Publisher). • Must have federal work study funds.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: 210

Contact Information:
Christina Vanella
clv33@drexel.edu
215-895-2502

Description: Employment opportunity for a work-study eligible student to assist the Assistant Dean of the International Students and Scholars Services office with general administrative tasks and some programming. In addition, student will also perform general front office duties. Confidentiality a must! This position will report directly to the Program Coordinator. Primary responsibility: • Research/benchmarking on multiple projects • Maintain ISSS list-serve • Assisting with and updating all programming advertising • Updating confidential files Other responsibilities: • General office duties: answering phone, filing, coping • Assisting students with ISSS related questions • Special Projects as needed • Other duties as assigned Dress Code: Office casual

Qualifications: Student must be friendly, creative, detail-oriented, organized, punctual and able to adapt quickly from task to task. Must also be able to collaborate with others and work in a fast-paced environment. Candidate must be proficient in common computer applications: Microsoft Office (Word, Excel).

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: 210

Contact Information:
Christina Vanella
clv33@drexel.edu
215-895-2502

Description: Work study position available for a student with strong analytical skills. Position will entail analyzing and editing reports from complex and confidential databases. This position will report directly to the Program Coordinator of ISSS. Responsibilities: Primary responsibility: • Data analysis and reporting Other responsibilities: • General office duties: answering phone, filing, copying • Special Projects as needed • Other duties as assigned Dress Code: Office casual

Qualifications: Qualifications: Student must be friendly, diligent, detail-oriented, organized, punctual and able to adapt quickly from task to task. Must also be able to collaborate with others and work in a fast-paced environment. Candidate must be proficient in common computer applications: Microsoft Office Word and Excel and be interested in data! Computer major is preferred. • Must have federal work study funds.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: 210

Contact Information:
Christina Vanella
clv33@drexel.edu
215-895-2502

Description: Student employment opportunity for a front desk assistant, job will entail answering phones in a professional manner, emailing students, preparing letters for ISSS, scheduling appointments, filing and assisting ISSS staff as needed. Some data entry required. This position is will report directly to the Program Coordinator of ISSS. Responsibilities: Primary responsibility: • General office duties: answering phone, filing, copying • Assisting students with ISSS related questions • Special Projects as needed • Other duties as assigned Dress Code: Office casual

Qualifications: Student must be able to work in fast paced and busy environment. Must be culturally sensitive, friendly, diligent, responsible and able to adapt quickly from task to task. Student must be very organized and detail orientated. Must also be able to collaborate with others and work in a fast paced environment. Must be able to contact students on behalf of ISSS. Candidate must be knowledgeable in basic computer applications including Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Publisher).

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: 210

Contact Information:
Christina Vanella
clv33@drexel.edu
215-895-2502

Description: This position is for a VideoConferencing and Electronic A/V assistant to work in IRT with our team on video recording, webcasting and some video editing projects. Duties include assisting with setup of remote events and some video operation. Occasional presence at a Saturday event is needed, approximately 3 per term. Hours are flexible.

Qualifications:

You should be a self-starter and have the ability to work well without continual supervision. A/V or media background and a basic understanding of video cameras is very helpful.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Korman Center
Room: 120

Contact Information:
Robert Rasberry
rer37@drexel.edu
895-2364

Description: General office duties including delivering mail to various offices on campus, sorting documents, copying, filing, typing and other duties assigned by supervisor.

Qualifications: Sufficient with Microsoft Word and Excel. Good communication, organizational skills. Must be dependable and responsible.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 5

Location: 3320 Market Street
Room: 430

Contact Information:
Mary McGovern
zf22@drexel.edu
215-571-4816

Description: Assist the Office of Student Affairs in the Earle Mack School of Law. Responsible for walk-in customer service, general office work, data entry, filing, copying and other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Excellent typing skills Computer literacy Familiarity with office equipment Punctual Professional demeanor

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 6

Location: 3320 Market Street
Room: 430

Contact Information:
Mary McGovern
mmcgovern@drexel.edu
215-571-4815

Description: Responsible for customer relations (telephone and drop-in customer assistance), general office tasks(data entry, filing, copying), and special projects in a busy administrative office.

Qualifications: The successful candidates are friendly, reliable, detail oriented, customer service-minded, and have basic computer skills.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 5

Location: 3320 Market Street
Room: 450

Contact Information:
Danielle Lewis
lawstuaf@drexel.edu
215-571-4756

Description: Assist help desk and public lab floor supervisors with all aspects of walk in technology assistants; dispatch printouts to students and faculty; assist students and faculty with technology questions as needed; learn all aspects of current help desk topics and procedures including wireless registration and configuration; virus protection; windows update; Macintosh systems; computer accounts issues, etc.

Qualifications: Excellent communication skills face to face. Good attention to detail and ability to learn quickly

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 5

Location: Korman Center
Room: First floor

Contact Information:
Adele Varenas and John Caruso

215-895-6282 or 215-895-1771

Description: HELP WANTED! Immediate positions available at the Baiada Center for Entrepreneurship. Looking for conscientious, hardworking students for front desk duties. Students should have Federal Work-study funds available. Please contact Debra Colbert-Maduforo at debbie@drexel.edu or 215-895-0309.

Qualifications: Capable of utilizing Microsoft Office, must be able to work morning and evening workshops.

Minimum Education:

Number of Positions: 5

Location: Academic Building
Room: G-55

Contact Information:
Debra Colbert-Maduforo
debbie@drexel.edu
215-895-0309

Description: The LeBow Undergraduate Advising Center is seeking punctual, organized, and responsible work studies to assist in various office duties in helping our advisors and our office run more effectively and efficiently! Job responsibilities include, but are not limited to: - Answering phone (taking messages, scheduling appointments, returning calls) - Covering Front Desk (Handling walk-ins and appointments) - Assisting Advisors (Making faxes, copies, phone calls) - Filing paperwork (logging information, filing) - Miscellaneous Duties (mail drop off, etc.)

Qualifications: During your time at work, you are expected to dress appropriately for a business environment. This means no revealing clothing, tank-tops, mid-drifts, droopy pants, or hats. Jeans are acceptable, however an appropriate appearance should be maintained. While working in the Undergraduate Advising Center, you are also a representative of the Dean of College of Business. We will expect no more from you than your future employers will.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 12

Location: Matheson Hall
Room: 012

Contact Information:
Caitlin McCormick
cem52@drexel.edu
215-895-1654

Description: LeBow’s Center for Teaching Excellence is focused on continuously improving the level of teaching excellence in the College as well as the quality of the learning experience provided to the students. Reports to Associate Director and Executive Director of the Center for Teaching Excellence Responsible for providing administrative support for the CTE and its Directors Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Assists in preparation for CTE events, updates databases in Microsoft Access, organizes supplies, and files documents on an as-needed basis

Qualifications: Strong organizational skills Professional image (student workers are the front line of contact for CTE visitors) Ability to work independently and handle multiple projects at one time Ability to initiate projects and keep records of their progress Ability to pay attention to detail Knowledge of use of various functions in Microsoft Word and Excel (i.e. mail merges and equations)

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 6

Location: Matheson Hall
Room: 206

Contact Information:
Jennifer Maden
madenjl@drexel.edu
215-895-2605

Description:

Qualifications: We require our students to have and maintain a 3.0 GPA. Microsoft Office experience, customer service skills and the ability to lift 25 pounds.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: Matheson Hall
Room: 207

Contact Information:
Lisa Stigliano/Stephania Cowan
las76@drexel.edu
215.895.1557

Description: Administrative duties: faxing, filing, spreadsheets, business letters, copying, etc. Mail drops, snack arrangments, etc.

Qualifications: At least 1 year experience working in an administrative environment.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Malvern Campus
Room: 2nd

Contact Information:
Kris Risi
kristin.m.risi@drexel.edu
215-895-6606

Description: Reliable student to answer phones, filing, copying, campus deliveries and additional clerical duties as assigned.

Qualifications: MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint); professional/courteous manner; communication and organizational skills a must

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Matheson Hall
Room: 501

Contact Information:
Kimberly Williams

215-895-2145

Description: Assist the program manager with various aspects of administration and outreach. Responsibilities may include: general office duties such as data entry, delivery of departmental mail, photocopying, running errands, assisting with mailings, posting flyers around campus, occasional computer research, etc.

Qualifications: good typing and computer skills (esp. Microsoft applications); ability to work independently; Must be reliable and able to maintain confidentiality.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Academic Building
Room: 315

Contact Information:
Jackie McCurdy
jmm67@drexel.edu
215-895-6287

Description: The Business of Ambition is the co-curricular side of the MBA/MS program at LeBow College. We offer domestic and international speaker events to MBA/MS, undergraduate, alumni and the business community each term. Our graduate students also participate in Business Plan and Case Study Competitions around the country for cash and in-kind services each term as well.

Qualifications: Microsoft Program Event Serivces Administrative Duties Speaker Ambassador

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: Matheson Hall
Room: 207

Contact Information:
Kamina Richardson
kpr24@drexel.edu
215-571-3568

Description: The front desk receptionist will be responsible for maintaining a welcoming and professional environment for visitors to the Graduate Advising-, Admissions-, Career Services, Marketing-, College-Relations, and Executive Education divisions. The front desk receptionist will greet all visitors and incoming phone calls (x2115 and x6300) to LeBow offices and contact the appropriate office(s) to announce visitor arrival. The Front Desk Receptionist will also be responsible for assisting divisions on a variety of assignments including, but not limited to, the following: -Creating name tags for events; -Preparing flash drives for programs; -Updating Bb Vista and Doodle calendar; -Data Analysis and tabulation; -Registration Lists; -Updating program facepages and cohort profiles; -Sorting mail; - Assisting with graduation preparation; -Maintaining designated websites and posting events; -Other duties as assigned based on skillset.

Qualifications: - Employee must be eligible for College work-study funding; - Energetic, competent, friendly; Must be able to multi-task and demonstrate initiative to get jobs done; - Must possess intermediate level Microsoft Office skills (word, excel, powerpoint); - Good communication skills; - Business casual attire required for this visible position.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: 3600 Market St.
Room: 7th floor

Contact Information:
Liz Pelberg-Schariter
erp35@drexel.edu

Description: This is an administrative role with duties including, but not limited to: scanning, filing, preparing materials for events and mailings, data entry, and helping office with daily procedures.

Qualifications: Full-time student with work-study eligibility. Must be an undergraduate. Must have Work Study Funds Must have a 3.0 GPA or higher. Must be able to work weekdays between 9 am and 5 pm and have a minimum of 2 to 3 consecutive hours available per work day.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Matheson Hall
Room: 207

Contact Information:
Morris Davis
mid27@drexel.edu
215-895-1557

Description: Responsible for providing administrative support for the CTE. Responsibilities include, but not limited to: preparation of events, preparation and assembling of special projects for the Dean/Provost Office, preparation of Excel reports for the Vice Dean/Dean, assist Executive Assistant in various projects, file management, and other ad hoc projects.

Qualifications: strong organizational skills, professional image, ability to work independently and handle multiple projects at one time, ability to initiate projects and keep records of their progress, ability to pay attention to detail, knowledge of use of various functions in Microsoft Word and Excel (mail merges and calculations).

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Matheson Hall
Room: 207

Contact Information:
Jennifer Elliott
jle38@drexel.edu
215-571-3542

Description: The research assistant position will involve several responsibilities including, but not limited to: finding, collecting, organizing, and analyzing macroeconomic data on unemployment, GDP, and inflation; preparing reports on recent significant macroeconomic events such as the financial crises in Southern Europe; and monitoring the employment and unemployment statistics particularly for the United States. The research assistant will report directly to Professor Christopher A. Laincz but may be asked to assist other Economics professors. Intermediate microeconomics (Econ 301) and intermediate macroeconomics (Econ 321) are required for the position. Econometrics (Econ 351) and/or C programming ability are also desirable, though not required. In addition, Excel skills are required for the position. Note that 1) this position is open to undergraduate students ONLY; and 2) strong preference will be given to Econ majors and Econ concentration students.

Qualifications: Required: Minimum GPA 3.0, Econ 301 (Min grade: B), Econ 321 (Min. Grade B), experience with Excel. Desirable: Econ 350, C programming skills

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 3600 Market St.
Room: 7th Floor

Contact Information:
Christopher A. Laincz
claincz@drexel.edu

Description: Responsibilities will consist of collecting data from firm financial statements as well as documenting relevant news stories as part of a project evaluating tax avoidance among multinational corporations. Assistant(s) will report directly to Professor Sebastien Bradley and should expect to average 10 hours/week (including weekly or biweekly meetings to assess progress).

Qualifications: Applicants for this position should possess an interest in tax policy and international business and should be proficient with Excel. Preference will be given to upper-level students in the College of Business with demonstrated ability in economics, finance, and/or accounting. Minimum 3.0 GPA.

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 2

Location: 3600 Market St
Room: 7th Floor

Contact Information:
Sebastien Bradley
sbradley@drexel.edu
215 571 4193

Description: Reporting to LeBow Graduate Programs, this position will assistant Program Managers in daily office functions. The Graduate Programs Administrative Assistant is responsible for assisting divisions on a variety of assignments including, but not limited to, the following: -Database maintenance; -Creating name tags for events; -Preparing for program events and orientations; -Updating Bb Vista and program-specific calendars; -Data Analysis and tabulation; -Registration Lists; -Updating program facepages and cohort profiles; -Making deliveries; -Assisting with graduation preparation, including diploma frames; -Maintaining designated websites and posting events; -Other duties as assigned based on skillset.

Qualifications: Reporting to LeBow Graduate Programs, this position will assistant Program Managers in daily office functions. The Graduate Programs Administrative Assistant is responsible for assisting divisions on a variety of assignments including, but not limited to, the following: - Database maintenance; - Creating name tags for events; - Preparing for program events and orientations; - Updating Bb Vista and program-specific calendars; - Data Analysis and tabulation; - Registration Lists; - Updating program facepages and cohort profiles; - Making deliveries; - Assisting with graduation preparation, including diploma frames; - Maintaining designated websites and posting events; - Other duties as assigned based on skillset.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: 3600 Market St
Room: 7th floor

Contact Information:
Liz Pelberg-Schariter
erp35@drexel.edu

Description: The MBA Career Services Student Assistant will help us to prepare for on-campus employer events, manage the web-based systems including registering students for services, maintaining attendance records of workshops and other MBA CS events, assembling presentation and other materials for events, and tallying evaluations. Additional projects(i.e. researching business trends etc) may be assigned.

Qualifications: Attention to detail, good computer skills, careful about meeting deadlines, good language and communication skills. Minimum GPA 3.2

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Matheson Hall
Room: 105

Contact Information:
Stephanie Johnson
stjohnson@drexel.edu
215.571.3593

Description: The research assistant position will involve several responsibilities including, but not limited to: finding, collecting, organizing, and analyzing macroeconomic data on unemployment, GDP, and inflation; preparing reports on recent significant macroeconomic events such as the financial crises in Southern Europe; and monitoring the employment and unemployment statistics particularly for the United States. The research assistant will report directly to Professor Christopher A. Laincz but may be asked to assist other Economics professors. Intermediate microeconomics (Econ 301) and intermediate macroeconomics (Econ 321) are required for the position. Econometrics (Econ 351) is also desirable, though not required. In addition, Excel skills are required for the position. Note that strong preference will be given to Econ majors and Econ concentration students.

Qualifications: Required: Econ 301 and Econ 321 (minimum grade B). Experience with Excel. Desired: Econ 350.

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Matheson Hall
Room: 504B

Contact Information:
Christopher A. Laincz
claincz@drexel.edu
215-895-2503

Description: The Legal Research Center is hiring work-study students to serve as Circulation Assistants. Major duties include assisting library patrons at the Access Services desk, performing hourly walkthroughs, and maintaining the stacks (shelving, shelf-reading, and shifting books, etc.). There will be other occasional duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Applicants must be customer service oriented, dependable, and punctual; have a proactive attitude with tasks; and be able to lift heavy books. They must also have good communication skills and basic computer skills. Only students with federal work-study grants may apply.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 6

Location: Earle Mack School of Law (3320 Market St.)
Room: Legal Research Center

Contact Information:
Patrick Garon or Kristopher Klein
pjg27@drexel.edu
215-571-4733 (Patrick) or 215-571-4820 (Kris)

Description: Assists with updating the Legal Research Center’s print materials by filing looseleaf services, and processing new materials to be added to the Legal Research Center's collection. Performs other related duties.

Qualifications: Attention to detail. Ability to follow directions and procedures. Ability to learn new tasks quickly. Ability to work independently. Ability to lift and move relatively heavy books. Basic knowledge of computer data entry. Desired: Previous library experience and/or interest in law.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Hagerty Library, 3rd Floor
Room: L361

Contact Information:
Nikki Karam (nrk28@drexel.edu)
fal28@drexel.edu
215-571-4760

Description: The Leonard Pearlstein Gallery in Nesbitt Hall seeks a work study eligible student that is reliable, punctual, and available to work Monday - Friday between 11am and 5pm. These positions entail monitoring the gallery space and artwork, opening and closing the gallery when necessary, providing information about the exhibit to gallery patrons, and possible help during the installation phase of the exhibit. The gallery hosts opening receptions for each exhibit which may require occasional night and weekend availability. The positions will be available upon the start of the fall term.

Qualifications: Reliable, responsible, punctual, and friendly.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 5

Location: Nesbitt Hall
Room: 123

Contact Information:
Jordan Shue
gallery@drexel.edu
215.895.2548

Description: Assist patrons at the Circulation/Reserves desk; shelve books in library stacks; various other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Customer service and basic computer skills. Graduate students preferred, but undergraduates certainly welcome.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 10

Location: New College Building
Room: 2209 - 2271A

Contact Information:
Sarah Daub
sed42@drexel.edu
215-762-3509

Description: Assisting patrons at the Circulation and Reserve desks and in locating library materials; shelving books in the library stacks and various other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: General office assistance; library assistance.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Hagerty Library
Room: 104

Contact Information:
Shin Amano
spa25@drexel.edu
215.895.2774

Description: The Lindy Center for Civic Engagement promotes the ideals of social responsibility and public service by facilitating community based experiential learning for students, faculty, and staff at Drexel University. The position requires be of assistance in general administrative duties including; answering phone, filing, copying, running errands (on campus), mail delivery, data entry and other departmental office assignments, as needed.

Qualifications: Must be reliable with a positive attitude, good organizational and interpersonal skills, and ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Computer/technology skills and a sense of humor a plus (but not required).

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: 3210 Cherry Street
Room: 2nd Floor

Contact Information:
Dorinda Wilson
dtw29@drexel.edu
215-895-5806

Description: Reception duties, answering phones, clerical, teaching station setup, light cleaning. Assistant with audio/visual equipment, basic computer knowledge helpful.

Qualifications: No Experience necessary

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: New College Building
Room: 3rd Floor

Contact Information:
L. Rockstraw

(215) 762-4115

Description: Office clerical work

Qualifications: office experience

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions: 4

Location: New College Building
Room: 4122

Contact Information:
Martha Kaplan

215-762-8219

Description: Assist the Senior Program Analyst in the Department of Medicine on all campuses (MCP, Center City Hahnemann, City Line), on all computer issues

Qualifications: Be able to troubleshoot on Windows 98 and Windows 2000 Pro and XP Platform: troubleshoot e mail clients and all Microsoft applications

Minimum Education: Junior

Number of Positions: 2

Location: New College Building
Room: 6104

Contact Information:
Larry Bollens/ Ann McElroy

215-762-7635 / 215-762-2661

Description: Assisting with large mailings, hanging posters for Grand Rounds, filing, copying letters, picking up, sorting, and distributing mail from mail room. Assist with stocking supply cabinets

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College
Room: 6104

Contact Information:
Beverly Johnson
bjohnson02@drexelmed.edu
215-762-8397

Description: Assist in Parsite/Rodent Malaria Project

Qualifications: Previous experience in working with Animals

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 149

Contact Information:
Dr. Lawrence W. Bergman

215-991-8376

Description: The student employee will work in a malaria research laboratory performing various DNA and protein isolation procedures

Qualifications: At least one year experience working in malaria research laboratory.

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 149

Contact Information:
Lawrence W. Bergman
Lbergman@drexelmed.edu
215-991-8376

Description: Coordinate clinical DRIVE Study. The DRIVE study involves the evaluation of patients with anemia and end stage renal disease and the detection of the role of iron overload and iron deficiency within these patients. Research coordinator will review weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly data to ascertain the most efficient and safest treatment of iron deficiency while preventing iron overload sequelae. Research coordinator must travel to the two outpatient dialysis facilities and the DUCOM Center City Campus. Will function as the research coordinate and facilitate the project along with the principle coordinator, Allan B Schwartz MD, Sub-Investigator Tony Dunn DO, Pat Lyons MD, Larry Krevolin DO.

Qualifications: Bachelor of Science Clinical Research Experience - 1 year Nephrology Clinical Experience - 1 year

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 245 N 15th Street
Room: 6109

Contact Information:
Allan B Schwartz, MD

215 762 8695

Description: Lab assistant will participate in experiments and also take part in the daily maintainence of the lab.

Qualifications: Prior lab experience is helpful. Knowledge of brain anatomy and physiology needed.

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions:

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 208

Contact Information:
Dr. Shao-Pii Onn
shao-pii.onn@drexel.edu
215-991-8457

Description: Assist technicans and principal investigator in Behavior Core lab that studies recovery of function after spinal cord injury in an animal model. Responsible for assisting with behavioral testing and scoring videotapes.

Qualifications: Rodent handling experience desirable; willing to work some weekend hours

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 183

Contact Information:
Jed Shumsky

215-991-8736

Description: Assist in breeding transgenic rats and maintenance of the breeding colony which provides embryonic cells to a multidiciplinary lab studying the use of transplants in mediating recovery of function after spinal cord injury.

Qualifications: Rodent handling experience desirable; willing to work some weekend hours

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 188

Contact Information:
Theresa Connors

215-991-8307

Description:

• Assist with immunohistochemical assays
• Prepare solutions
• Assist with small animal surgeries

Qualifications: Lab experience, small animal handling experience

Minimum Education: Senior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 277

Contact Information:
Dr. Ramesh Raghupathi
rr79@drexel.edu
215-991-8405

Description: Literature searches and retrieval of reference materials Maintenance of electronic bibliography files Computer-based prep of figures for publication Creation of PowerPoint presentation Process purchase orders for lab supplies Computer-based data analysis Maintenance of lab website General lab maintenance

Qualifications: General working knowledge of computer programs inc.: Power Point, Microsoft Word, End Note or Ref Manager, and Corel Draw or equivalent. Detail oriented and well organized

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room:

Contact Information:
Barry Waterhouse, Ph.D. Associate Dean
b.waterhouse@drexel.edu
215-991-8411

Description: General lab maintenance Preparing solutions Assisting with animal behavior Data entry

Qualifications: Bachelor's degree

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 277

Contact Information:
Ramesh Raghupathi
rramesh@drexelmed.edu
215-991-8405

Description: Laboratory duties including animal handling and treatment and behavorial analysis

Qualifications: College, interest or experience with animal research

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 167

Contact Information:
Timothy Cunningham

215-991-8505

Description: Assist with histological preparation of bone specimens for project examining aging changes in the human femur.

Qualifications: Qualifications: Interest in the subject, previous basic science research experience.

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 251

Contact Information:
Haviva M. Goldman
hgoldman@drexelmed.edu
215-991-8467

Description: This individual will manage, prepare, and conduct clinical trials for the MDA/ALS Center of Hope. This will include preparing IRB submissions, clinical trial budgets, assist with patient recruitment, meet with clinical trial monitors, and complete clinical trial reports for the company.

Qualifications: B.S. or B.A in Biology

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 219 N Broad St
Room: Neurology Control

Contact Information:
Terry Heiman-Patterson, MD
theiman@drexelmed.edu
215.762.7692

Description: Part time position, based at Hahnemann Hospital, to establish and maintain a database for the Neurology department Memory Disorders Program. The hours are flexible and the environment is favorable. Great opportunity for someone interested in computers, organizing medical information or someone interested in neurology/medicine.

Qualifications: Interest and experience with computer databases is necessary. Experience with ACCESS is a plus.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 7102

Contact Information:
Carol F. Lippa, M.D.

215-762-7090

Description: Update and expand an existing database of dementia patients.

Qualifications: Previous experience and proficiency with database management and Microsoft applications. Interest in human disease, particularly dementia.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 7102

Contact Information:

clippa@drexelmed.edu

Description: Assist with laboratory duties in a Neurology lab; including tissue and slide preparation, immunohistochemistry, tracking and ordering supplies, and other general lab duties.

Qualifications: Completion of at least 2 years of course work in biology or chemistry and at least 6 months of previous lab experience.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 7148

Contact Information:
Andrea Rosso
alr44@drexel.edu
215-762-1776

Description: The primary duties of the research assistant will be to provide support for research nursing staff with chart abstraction, in addition to data input into Microsoft Excel or SPSS.

Qualifications: The assistant should have a working knowledge of Microsoft Excel and Word. Experience with SPSS is prefered but not required. In addition they should be comfortable and responsible in working with electronic health data. Good organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work with various members of the healthcare delivery team are important qualities for this position.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 17101

Contact Information:
Damien Croft
damien.croft@drexelmed.edu
215-762-1503

Description: Description: We are looking for responsible, reliable, detail-oriented students to help run three large public health studies. The responsibilities will include: 1) Going to area hospitals to photocopy medical records; 2) De-identifying and abstracting medical records; 3) Entering data; 4) Light filing; 5) Monitoring and maintaining organization of biological samples; 6) Conducting literature reviews and photocopying journal articles. Qualifications: Benefits: * Flexible hours * Competitive pay * Positive work environment * Exposure to public health research and medical fields * We have a stellar graduate school track record for our workstudy students! Most of our past students have been accepted to medical schools or graduate schools such as George Washington and Jefferson Medical Schools, and the Harvard School of Public Health.

Qualifications: Must be... * Interested in full-time summer work (through work-study) * Able to commit to working for us for at least 1 academic year * Detail-oriented, thorough, hard working, and have a positive attitude * Familiar with Microsoft Access (helpful, but not essential)

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 6

Location: New College Building
Room: 17126

Contact Information:
Margarita Rubio

215-762-2016

Description: Website content entry. Approximately 10-15 hours per week.

Qualifications: IT degree program student with experience in updating websites.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 3201 Arch St.
Room: Suite 100

Contact Information:
Yolanda Willis
ybw22@drexel.edu
215-895-2469

Description: The Office of Equality & Diversity is currently seeking an Administrative Intern to assist with planning and executing Intercultural and Diversity events and programs at the James E. Marks Intercultural Center. We are looking for a dedicated intern that has excellent verbal and written communication skills, and proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel. Eligible candidates must have Federal Work Study funds available. For more information, please contact the Office of Equality & Diversity at 215-571-3839 or email your resume to JJohnson@drexel.edu

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: James E. Marks Intercultural Center
Room:

Contact Information:

Description: A work-study position within the Disability Resources Office includes the following responsibilities: assist front-office staff with filing and other clerical duties, assist with alternate format book conversion, and help create a welcoming environment by greeting office guests and providing basic information.

Qualifications: This person should be dependable and responsible, possessing good communication skills and a willingness to work with a team. No previous office experience is required and training is available for all technical aspects of the position.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: 3201 Arch Street
Room: 210

Contact Information:
Jenny Dugger
jkd27@drexel.edu
215-895-1401

Description: Assist Office of Fire and Life Safety personnel in inspection of campus buildings, fire extinguisher inspections throughout campus. Student will also participate in the preparation of fire safety related reports, fire code violations, etc.

Qualifications: Some volunteer firefighter experience and or fire Code knowledge as it pertains to building inspections.

Minimum Education: Senior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 3201 Arch St
Room: 350

Contact Information:
Armour
floydam@drexel.edu
215 895 5908

Description: The Office of International Programs is seeking a work study student for the summer to assist in various projects and office management duties. Duties could include but not be limited to: office communications including FaceBook and email communications; organizing office data (paper and electronic); assisting with coordinating international themed events, planning international travel and receiving international visitors; liaising with other campus offices including Study Abroad, Accounting, Fellowships Office, Office of the Provost etc.

Qualifications: - Professionalism, flexibility, and attention to detail - Interest and Enthusiasm for the work of the Office of International Programs - Basic computing/social networking/technical experience - Administrative/Office Experience highly desirable - International knowledge and experience

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Randell
Room: 235

Contact Information:
Heidi West
heidiwest@drexel.edu
215-895-1204

Description: Sorting, filing, interoffice mailings, printing report and labels, database entry

Qualifications: Basic knowledge of Word and Excel. Ability to communicate and work with relatively little supervision. Experience with database applications is desirable.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 3201 Arch St.
Room: Suite 100

Contact Information:
Yolanda Willis
ybw22@drexel.edu
215-895-2469

Description: •Support initiatives from the Office of University Student Life that impacts students at CCHC •Assist with student life programs; Duties related to campus life will be assigned •Assist with new student orientation programs •Serve as a voice for students on Center City Campus •Handle transactions for ticket sales and other purchases •Help with special events, student activities and programming •Answer phones, filing, copying, typing and mail pickup •Handle the front office operations and assist with administrative tasks •Attend weekly staff meetings or other meetings •Assist in the creation, editing, and marketing of the student life bulletin boards, Facebook Page, Twitter and other social media tools •Running errands for the office

Qualifications: -Eligibility for work study funds is required -Must be reliable, organized and willing to learn -Eagerness to work with Drexel Students at CCHC -Design/Marketing or event planning experience wanted -Familiarity with Microsoft Office products including Outlook, Word, Excel; Knowledge of office procedures and equipment desirable but not required -Students with classes in Center City are preferred

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: New College Building
Room: 1106

Contact Information:
Phi Nguyen
rf74@drexel.edu
215-762-1400

Description:

The student will be responsible for data entry, data quality assurance, and reporting. The position is available for the Spring term 2012 and the candidate must be able to work 10 - 20 hours per week. Other duties as assigned. For further information or to apply, please contact ib53@drexel.edu.

Qualifications: - Ability to learn new technologies quickly - Facility with the MS Office Suite of applications - Communicate and write clearly - Highly organized, independent, and detailed-oriented - Able to work productively in a fast-paced environment

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Main Building
Room: Suite 102

Contact Information:
Iuliana Balascuta
ib53@drexel.edu
215-571-3853

Description: The work involves cleaning and autoclaving glassware, media prep, and other misc. duties in the lab.

Qualifications: No Experience necessary

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 5601

Contact Information:
Greg Kim or Dr. Min Wang

215-762-8911

Description: The student will participate in an NIH funded lab studying the role of hypoxia in cancer development. The primary job responsibilities include: washing and autoclaving glassware and equipment, preparing solutions, helping with inventory, and other duties as required. In addition, the student will help with the ongoing research projects in the lab.

Qualifications: • Strong interest in molecular biology research • Desire to learn • Attention to detail • Good work ethic

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 5124

Contact Information:
Dr. Gregg Johannes
Gjohannes@drexel.edu
215-762-8173

Description: General Laboratory Maintenance Making solutions, washing glassware,other duties as required.

Qualifications: General Science Background

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 2

Location: New College Building
Room: 5601

Contact Information:
Mark Stearns

215-762-1833

Description: General housekeeping of the lab Autoclave glassware Top up liquid nitrogen tanks and water baths, etc.

Qualifications: Must be tidy and reliable

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 5601

Contact Information:
Samuel Kheyfets

215-762-1833

Description: mailing, filing, telephone calls, run errands, copying, typing, answering/sending e-mails

Qualifications: detail oriented, computer skills, personable, good communication skills, knowledge of word processing, spreadsheets,

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Bellet Building
Room: 12th Floor

Contact Information:
Dr. Gerald Bello and Dr. Michael Kennedy
ro25@drexel.edu
215-762-1475

Description: A position is available for Research Assistant in the Department of Pediatrics, division of neonatology, Drexel University College of Medicine. Experience with animal surgery, immunohistochemistry, DNA, RNA purification and PCR techniques would be helpful. Responsibilities: Perform routine clinical procedures on laboratory animals including handling, restraint, examinations, sample collection, and administration of medications Perform technical procedures in animal surgery, i.e. anesthetic, intubation, and post-operative care Maintain accurate computerized records of procedures performed on animals Use and maintain surgical equipment such as anesthesia machines, ventilators, blood gas machine, and monitoring devices Other duties as assigned by Principal Investigator

Qualifications: The successful candidate should possess the following: 1-2 years of research experience BS degree candidate in a biology or chemistry-related discipline (or equivalent). We especially seek candidates with the motivation and ability to learn, as well as a commitment to work Should be familiar with biochemical techniques, DNA, RNA purification, cell culture, and immunocyochemistry

Minimum Education: Junior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 7408

Contact Information:
Jahan Ara, Ph.D.
jara@drexelmed.edu
215-762-7277

Description: The College Access Fellows are the cornerstone of Center for Civic Engagement’s High School Mentoring Program. The High School Mentoring Program is aimed at matching high school and college students to provide guidance through the application process to college, scholarships and jobs, and to develop essential life skills for success. Responsibilities of College Access Fellows Before starting as a Fellow, potential members must be available for the Public Service Leadership Institute offered by the CCE from September 17-19. This training will build your skills as a leader and project manager. Each of the Fellows will be responsible for managing aspects of the mentoring program. Fellows will also be responsible for recruitment and training of additional volunteers for the High School Mentoring Program. Additional Benefits: All eligible candidates for the Fellows program will be enrolled in a part-time AmeriCorps program, leading to an Award of $1132 for their service.

Qualifications: Who is the ideal candidate? The ideal Fellow: > Is capable of taking initiative to lead peers in mentoring activities with High School-aged youth. > Is flexible and willing to listen to and react to changing needs of the high school partners. > Is organized and willing to track and report participation of both peers and high school students. > Wants to build personal leadership skills > Wants to work in a highly diverse, dynamic environment

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 10

Location: 3210 Cherry Street
Room: Suite 201

Contact Information:
Thomas Dahan
tad42@drexel.edu
215 895 6284

Description: Covering front desk during absences, xeroxing, filing, data input, distributing material, running errands

Qualifications: Word processing, excel spreadsheets, good phone skills, knowledge of office procedures

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Bellet Building
Room: 844

Contact Information:
Evelyn J. Koons

215-762-3586

Description: Duties include (but are not limited to): Computer data entry, interacting with applicants via telephone and in person, filing, typing, xeroxing,etc.

Qualifications: This job requires attention to detail, good interpersonal skills and word processing experience. Must have computer knowledge, including proficient use of word, access, excel and e-mail.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Bellet Building
Room: 829

Contact Information:
Janet L. Stern
js64@drexel.edu
215-762-8966

Description: Assist with compilation of a Gross Anatomy archive and other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Previous coursework in gross or comparative anatomy preferred; interest in human gross or developmental anatomy essential. Approx. 10 hours/week.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 4805

Contact Information:
Dr. Nancy Minugh-Purvis
Nancy.Minugh-Purvis@drexelmed.edu
215-762-8247

Description: Set up and clean up laboratory materials for Histology lab course: fill water baths; fill distilled water containers; plug in microtomes, and other duties as required.

Qualifications: Laboratory experience preferred

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 4406

Contact Information:
Martha Kaplan
mk62@drexel.edu
215-762-8219

Description: We are seeking a work study student to come to Dr. Naomi Goldstein's lab to observe her research assistants consent parents of female juvenile offenders for a research study. The study is designed to evaluate the effectiveness of an anger management treatment for girls in residential juvenile justice facilities. The work study student will, with parental permission, listen in on telephone calls in which research assistants inform parents about the study and ask for the parent's permission for their children to participate in the research. The work study student will confirm that the research assistants are following the required consent procedures. Although the work study student will come to the lab for set work hours (to be mutually determined between Dr. Goldstein and the student), the student's only responsibility will be to listen in on telephone calls when they occur.

Qualifications: The work study student cannot be a psychology major.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: Bellet Building
Room: 1010

Contact Information:

lanechristy@gmail.com

Description: assist with office duties.

Qualifications: N/A

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: Bellet
Room: 1023

Contact Information:
Roxane Staley
do42@drexel.edu
215-762-1018

Description: Transcribe interviews done of truant and delinquent boys who participated in a group to improve peer relationships... and later code

Qualifications: Interest in sociology, psychology or social work,or public health, humanities....good listener.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Bellet Building
Room: 1129

Contact Information:
Dr. Marcia Polansky
mp39@drexel.edu
215-762-4863

Description: Responsibilities will include preparation for labatory experiments including cleaning, sterilizing and depyrogenation of glassware. Will also include preparation of fungal and bacterial growth media.

Qualifications: None, but some lab experience a plus.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: New College Building
Room: 16801

Contact Information:
Hernando Perez
hrp22@drexel.edu
215-762-6514

Description: File Important Documents, Faxing Pick-up and Deliver Critical correspondence, maintain and updating files

Qualifications:

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: 3201 Arch Street
Room: 340

Contact Information:
Carmen Spears

215-895-2876

Description: General office work, data entry, assisting with lab set-up.

Qualifications: Word processing experience, attention to detail

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Bellet Building
Room: 935

Contact Information:
Debra Karlan
dck29@drexel.edu
215-762-7461

Description: The retail management office in MacAlister 1049 is looking for work study students to help answer phones and assist students in signing up for dining plans. Other duties as necessary.

Qualifications: Work study funding

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: MacAlister
Room: 1049

Contact Information:
Leigh Sacco
las472@drexel.edu
215.895.6776

Description: Light lifting (up to 35-40lbs); ; campus errands. Disassemble and reassemble equipment i.e., electrical, plumbing fixtures.

Qualifications: General mechanical and electrical aptitude. Able to use hand tools, familiar with Microsoft Office. Willing to do physical labor.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Bossone
Room: 718

Contact Information:
Frank Kepics
kepicsfm@drexel.edu
215-895-2221

Description: The Project Development & Graphic Design Assistant will be integral in the development of an innovative multimedia-based Expansion Manual for the Witnesses to Hunger project to provide a guide to developing new project sites. He or she will work closely the Expansion Manual Project Developer to assist in designing and creating the manual. Job responsibilities include: • Researching existing manual designs. • Video editing using editing software: Final Cut Pro, iMovie and/or another video editing software. • Designing and formatting the manual using InDesign. • Editing and formatting photos using Adobe Photoshop • Designing graphics using Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop. • Researching publishing, and software development companies. • Assisting in other relevant aspects of the manual development.

Qualifications: • Preferably a student from the Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design • Individual who can be part of a community focused on maintaining safety and equality. Must be able to interact and build relationships with staff members, volunteers and the women who collaborate with Witnesses to Hunger. This person needs to bring a positive attitude, be flexible, and committed to values of the organization. • Innovative, creative, detail-oriented person who can work independently and contributes to a collaborative work environment. • Experienced with: InDesign, Adobe Illustrator (optional), Adobe Photoshop, Final Cut Pro, iMovie, and/or another video editing software

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Bellet Building
Room: 11th Floor

Contact Information:
Victoria Egan
vse24@drexel.edu
215-762-7345

Description: Maintain and update student information boards around campus on a regular basis. Assure that all posts are with university guidelines. Assist with CAP fund promotions. Position may require taking phone calls, messages, faxing, filing, photocopying and distributing paperwork. Other duties and projects as assigned.

Qualifications: Basic automation skills, good communication skills (verbal and written), the ability to work independently, friendly and experience with Microsoft Office Suite

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Main Building
Room: 203

Contact Information:
Kyle Kephart

215-895-2831

Description: General office duties including delivering mail on campus, copying documents, filing, scanning and other duties assigned by supervisor.

Qualifications: Microsoft Word and Excel experience. Good organizational skills. Must be dependable and able to work with little supervision.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Main Building
Room: 106

Contact Information:
Carol W Easley
cwe22@drexel.edu
215-895-4947

Description: Assist Career Services Library Assistant in circulating materials, shelving books, updating websites, photocopying and completing various Career Library projects.

Qualifications: Seeking detail-oriented, reliable and punctual students with basic computer knowledge, good communication skills and the ability to follow directions, learn new tasks and work independently.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: 3201 Arch Street
Room: 2nd Floor

Contact Information:
Jenny Roberts
jroberts@drexel.edu
215.895.6843

Description: Film and edit videos related to co-op program and career services; create videos for promotion, marketing, training, and informational purposes. Content and supervision provided by Steinbright staff and committees.

Qualifications: Experienced with Final Cut Pro; digital video cameras; Bolex, Gizmo and Arriflex film cameras; and field lighting and audio equipment.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: 3201 Arch Street
Room: Suite 250

Contact Information:
Kathy Anderson
ka472@drexel.edu
215.895.6151

Description: To plan, organize and assist Associate Dean and Director of Student Affairs with commencement and orientation and social activities. Start date: effective immediately

Qualifications: Good interpersonal skills. MS word and Excel.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 114E

Contact Information:
Marie Hartman

215-991-8219

Description: Full time summer work study students who are interested in planning and organizing this year’s 1st Year Orientation Program, Social Activities, Survival Guide and Special Projects. The applicants should be enthusiastic, well organized, and possess strong computer and communication skills. The primary responsibility will be working with the Associate Dean and Director of Student Affairs and current students in planning and organizing the 1st Year Orientation Program, Social Activities and Survivual Guides. Special Projects as assigned.

Qualifications: Excellent communication and organizational skills. Strong computer skills, i.e. Excel, Word, Frontpage

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions: 3

Location: 2900 Queen Lane
Room: 114E

Contact Information:
Marie Hartman
mhartman@drexelmed.edu
215-991-8219

Description: The Office of Student Life (CCHC) is seeking motivated students to work with our fun and energetic team in the New College Building, 1106 for Fall 2010. You will be responsible for duties such as: -Help coordinate special events, student activities and programming -Greet visitors to the office, answer phones and handle transactions for ticket sales and other purchases -Assist with new student orientation activities; assist students with resources at Center City -Complete projects such as updating bulletin boards with useful information for students -Duties related to student life programs as well as other administrative tasks will be assigned

Qualifications: -Must be eligible for federal work study funding through the Office of Financial Aid -Must be reliable, organized and willing to learn -Willingness to work with Drexel Students -A good sense of humor a plus -Familiarity with office business procedures and desirable but not required -Students enrolled at College of Nursing & Health Professions or programs in the Professional Studies in the Health Sciences College of Medicine a plus! Here's how to apply to join the Student Life team: 1.) Make sure you have been awarded work study funds either in your awards letter or by going to the Office of Financial Aid 2.) E-mail Phi Nguyen at: PNN25@drexel.edu or Call 215.762.1400 for an application. 3.) We will email you the application to complete.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: New College Building
Room: Suite 1106

Contact Information:
Phi Nguyen
pnn25@drexel.edu
215.762.8518

Description: The Commuter Assistant (CA) is an experienced Drexel student who serves as a para-professional member of the Commuter, Graduate and Transfer Student Programs and Services (CGTSPS) staff within the Division of Student Life Work on average 6 hours per week by serving as a resource to commuter and off-campus students, completing CA duties, developing programming and attending office hours Serve as a role model and mentor for all commuter students Develop and maintain active contact with an assigned group of first-year commuter students Develop, implement and meet programming requirements by using the engagement model Work collaboratively with the Drexel Commuter Organization (DCom) to help plan, promote, attend and support educational and social activities and programs Promote campus traditions, programs and resources Assist in the coordination, maintenance and production of the commuter student publications (e.g. brochure, website, resource guide, listserv)

Qualifications: Must be enrolled as a Drexel undergraduate student Currently and actively enrolled during terms of employment May not be on co-op during terms of employment Maintain a 2.5 minimum cumulative grade point average No standing judicial sanction(s) that extend through the dates of appointment

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: Lower Level

Contact Information:
Amber Turner
ant36@drexel.edu
x0439

Description: The Office of Counseling & Health Assistant will assist in the performance of general office operations primarily in the area of Health Insurance & Immunizations, and also with general office functions for the Counseling Center. Duties include: -Answer telephone inquiries related to Health Insurance & Immunizations policies -Front-line contact with students answering questions related to health policies -Filing, copying, data entry for health policies -Assist Director with other duties and special projects as assigned -Assist Counseling Center staff with copying, filing, distributing and posting of flyers

Qualifications: Reliable, dependable work ethic required. Effective communication skills via phone and in person are essential to this position. Ability to work in a fast paced, high volume office during busy periods is also required.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: 201

Contact Information:
Linda Privetera, Coordinator
lmd22@drexel.edu
215-895-1415

Description: General Office duties such as filing, delivery of departmental mail, data entry, etc.

Qualifications: Friendly and professional demeanor, good communication skills, and computer skills (word, excel etc). Must be flexible as no work day is ever the same.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: 215

Contact Information:
Tina Brackett-Wood
tsb27@drexel.edu
215-895-2506

Description: This is a work study position with Drexel's Office of Disability Services. The student will perform administrative and miscellaneous tasks in support of the office staff.

Qualifications: Office experience preferred. The person in this position will be handling confidential materials and must be sensitive to this fact.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: 3201 Arch Street
Room: 210

Contact Information:
Jenny Dugger
disability@drexel.edu
215-895-1401

Description: Assist Executive Director and EEO Coordinator with administrative duties and in planning and executing Intercultural and Diversity events and programs.

Qualifications: Knowledge and proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel. Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 3201 Arch Street
Room: 210

Contact Information:
Michele M. Rovinsky
slm88@drexel.edu
215-895-1405

Description: General Office Assistance for Assistant Dean for Fraternity and Sorority Life

Qualifications: General Office Abilities

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: 215

Contact Information:
Stephen Rupprecht

215-895-2506

Description: Administrative tasks such as drafting letters, coordinating mailings, and identifying student organization contacts. Help design and distribute advertising for promotions coming out of the Office of Multicultural Programs. Assist in the maintenance of the Multicultural Student Resource Handbook. Assist in the design and creation of brochures for the Office of Multicultural Programs. Assist in the maintenance of the Office of Multicultural Programs website. Other tasks and responsibilities as assigned.

Qualifications: A genuine interest in teaching people why we should value each others lives.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: 215

Contact Information:
Philip Poczik

215-895-2662

Description: Answer phones; greet guests; sort mail; file; monitor entry and exit from residence halls; other desk duties as needed.

Qualifications: Excellent communication skills required. Must be a current Drexel student in good academic and disciplinary standing.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 75

Location: New Towers
Room:

Contact Information:


215.895.6155

Description: General Office duties such as filing, delivery of departmental mail, data entry, etc.

Qualifications: Must be organized and detail-oriented with good communication and computer skills. Confidentiality is a must.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Creese Student Center
Room: 215

Contact Information:

ms3238@drexel.edu
215-895-6074

Description: University Housing Operations Clerk is a work-study positions that report to the Associate Director of University Housing. The position's primary responsibility is to assist in data entry in the Yardi Work Management software, closing work orders, and ensuring the overall quality and safety of residence hall facilities through regular walkthrough inspections. This position will average approximately 10-20 hours per week and will require availability at least three days each week.

Qualifications: *Proficiency with PCs and related software; excellent communication (oral and written), interpersonal, organizational, and analytical skills are also required. *Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel required. Prefer working knowledge of Microsoft Access database software.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Towers Hall
Room: 203B

Contact Information:
Joe Russo
jr385@drexel.edu
215-895-6436

Description: Creating and designing flyers, brochures, etc for the Student Activity Fee Allocation Committee (SAFAC) office. Other duties as needed.

Qualifications: Must maintain good communication skills, must be organized and flexible. A current Drexel student in good academic standing. Student need to know some or all of the following programs: Microsoft Suite and Adobe Suite preferably Photoshop, Dreamweaver and Illustrator.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Creese Student Center
Room:

Contact Information:
Andrea Shaw
aes68@drexel.edu
215-895-1328

Description: ▪ Oversee daily activities of building and serve as primary resource for students, staff, faculty, and guests who utilize the Creese Student Center. ▪ Ensure facility cleanliness and professional atmosphere. ▪ Unlock building in morning and secure at closing. ▪ Report and record injuries, property damages, emergencies, and unusual incidents. ▪ Coordinate emergency procedures. ▪ Communicate maintenance and housekeeping needs to appropriate staff. ▪ Assist with daily cash operations. ▪ Supervise student employees at Information Desk and Lounge 101. ▪ Act as a proxy for professional staff when off business hours.

Qualifications:

Minimum Education:

Number of Positions:

Location: Creese Student Center, Ross Commons
Room:

Contact Information:
Seth Finck
srf47@drexel.edu
215-895-6681

Description: • Provide knowledge of Drexel University and surrounding Philadelphia area • Distribute mail and faxes to administrative staff • Approve and post flyers • Basic offices tasks • Operate cash register • Monitor the distribution of laptops and temporary IDs • Monitor lost and found inventory • Additional duties as assigned by Student Union Operations Administration

Qualifications:

Minimum Education:

Number of Positions:

Location: Creese Student Center, Ross Commons
Room:

Contact Information:
Seth Finck
srf47@drexel.edu
215-895-6681

Description: Conduct interviews with respondents according to standardized procedures. Assist in data-entry, coding, and analysis.

Qualifications: A background in social work or social sciences would be helpful. Spanish language fluency is desirable but not required. Telephone experience is preferred.

Minimum Education: Graduate

Number of Positions: 4

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 3021

Contact Information:
William L. Rosenberg

215-895-1301

Description: Seeking work study to assist Drexel's Patent Office with clerical duties associated with patenting, marketing and licensing Drexel's intellectual property such as filing, data entry, compliance and research projects.

Qualifications: Science or engineering majors preferred but not required. MS Office experience and dedication to doing the best job possible.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 3225 Arch Street
Room: Baiada Center

Contact Information:
Janette Hawkins Drayton
jhawkins@drexel.edu
215-895-0306

Description:

Photograph objects in collection, matintain records in database, and maintain object files for art objects.

Qualifications:

Student should have an interest in art, experience with digial camera and attention to detail.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Main Building
Room: 304

Contact Information:
Jacqueline DeGroff, Curator
degroff@drexel.edu
215-895-0480

Description: Distribution of newspaper on Friday mornings, office work, making follow up calls to clients, organizing business department records. Special projects to be determined by the Editor-in-Chief

Qualifications: Basic computer skills Excellent communication skills Microsoft Office proficient Professional behavior

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 3010

Contact Information:

staff@thetriangle.org
215-895-2936

Description: General clerical office assistant. Duties to include - Sorting Mail, Filing, Distributing Faxes, assisting with lite Accounts Payable and other misc tasks supporting Sr. Staff. Inventory control of office supplies.

Qualifications: Be able to follow verbal and written instructions. Excellent Alphabetizing skills a plus. Pleasant demeanor and positive attitude required.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: General Services & Parking
Room: 100

Contact Information:
Christie Costantino
clc95@drexel.edu
215-895-1841

Description:

General receptionist duties: making deliveries around campus; photocopying, scanning, faxing. Communicate with Students and Parents regarding University Housing policies and procedures; assist in answering any questions students or parents may have, both in person and on the phone; answer telephones. Collect and process confidential University Housing documents; explain housing application, move-in and move-out process with an in depth understanding of UH policies and terms; deal directly with inquiries, conflicts and complaints in a professional, friendly manner.

Qualifications:

Must have work study funds; excellent verbal and written skills; ability to act professionally and represent the University in a calm, manner; handle high stress/high pressure situations. Real world work experience; flexible schedule that can fit within class schedule.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: 101 N. 34th Street (Towers Hall)
Room: Main Office (1st floor)

Contact Information:
Sharde Johnson (Assignments Coordinator)
housing@drexel.edu
215-895-6155 option 1

Description: File confidential documents into student's files. Assist in all duties as assigned within the Office of the University Registrar.

Qualifications: Student MUST be reliable, dependant, self-motivated and patient. Candidate must exhibit a level of professionalism and maturity. Has the ability to work independently with little supervision. All candidates will be required to sign a FERPA release from due to the nature of the job.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 3

Location: Main Building
Room: Second floor

Contact Information:
Joseph Salomone

215-895-4948

Description: Filing of photos, budget form. Faxing news releases. Input of various databases

Qualifications: Knowledge of Word, Excel, filing, typing; needs to have good writing and communication skills

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Main Building
Room: 310

Contact Information:
Philip Terranova
hbs24@drexel.edu
215-895-2613

Description: This work-study will help staff the Lancaster Avenue Fresh Food Hub slated to open in April 2012. The Fresh Food Hub is a program Drexel is undertaking with Greensgrow Farms and Preston's Paradise, two urban farming and CSA organizations. The Food Hub's mission is to improve access to fresh and healthy foods both on the Drexel campus and in the Powelton and Mantua nieghborhoods. The Food Hub is a truck distributing both CSA shares to the Drexel community and selling fresh food and staples to both Drexel students, staff, and faculty as well as neighborhood residents using the Lancaster Avenue retail corridor. The work-study student will assist with selling and distributing food and with outreach programming for the food hub. The location for this job will be at the truck locations on the Lancaster Avenue retail corridor near the Drexel campus and will be supervised by staff in the Urban Sustainability Planning Initiative.

Qualifications: Applicants to this position should have a demonstrated interest in food, nutrition, public health, and/or agriculture issues. Some retail experience is a plus, and reliability and comfort working with food retail customers is a must.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Lancaster Avenue
Room:

Contact Information:
Jen Britton
jenbritton@drexel.edu
x2552

Description: The office assistant will assist administrative personnel and faculty with filing, phone calls, slide scanning, studio cleaning, class set-up, plotting and other daily tasks.

Qualifications: Employee must be well-organized, self-motivated and able to work with others. Must be an Architecture or Interior Design student.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 10

Location: 3201 Arch
Room: Suite 110

Contact Information:
Alysson Cwyk
ac462@drexel.edu
215-895-2409

Description: The Leonard Pearlstein Gallery in Nesbitt Hall seeks a work study eligible student that is reliable, punctual, and available to work Monday - Friday between 11am and 5pm. These positions entail monitoring the gallery space and artwork, opening and closing the gallery when necessary, providing information about the exhibit to gallery patrons, and possible help during the installation phase of the exhibit. The gallery hosts opening receptions for each exhibit which may require occasional night and weekend availability. The positions will be available upon the start of the fall term.

Qualifications: Reliable, responsible, punctual, and friendly.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 4

Location: Nesbitt Hall
Room: 123

Contact Information:
Filiz O'Brien
gallery@drexel.edu
215-895-2548

Description: Student will assist faculty member in organizing and archiving DVDs, researching background on films from the DVD archive, and creating and compiling clips from select films for in-class screening. Student must be organized, responsible, able to follow through on projects, flexible work hours, interested in films, familiar with basic video production and willing to learn new skills.

Qualifications: Student must be organized, responsible, able to follow through on projects, flexible work hours, interested in films, familiar with basic production and willing to learn new skills.

Minimum Education: Sophomore

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Ucrossing 089
Room: 23

Contact Information:
Lise Raven
walkersv@drexel.edu
215-895-6676

Description: Assist for about 10-15 hrs/wk with training for other students in how to use the specialized equipment/software in the DSMR computer lab including, but not limited to, scanning equipment, adobe photoshop, image document conversion, and special printing equipment. Student will occasionally do other computer related projects for faculty members on a case by case basis.

Qualifications: Student needs to be familiar with microsoft office suite, basic and common computer hardware and software, and be polite, accessible, and reliable.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Nesbitt Hall
Room: 620

Contact Information:
Tammi Worsham
tammiw@drexel.edu
215-895-2390

Description: Ability to run errands, making deliveries, copying, filing, maintaining bulletin boards as instructed.

Qualifications: Handle deliveries, pleasant manner, ability to work independently.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Nesbitt Hall
Room: 600

Contact Information:
Roberta Gruber
mds@drexel.edu

Description: Ability to run errands, making deliveries, copying, filing, maintaining bulletin boards as instructed.

Qualifications: Handle deliveries, pleasant manner, ability to work independently.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Nesbitt Hall
Room: 600

Contact Information:
Roberta Gruber
mds92@drexel.edu

Description: Student will be directed to assist in literature research, the creation of animation assets, and -possibly- some custom programming (Mel/Python scripting) for a professor-led fulldome animation/fx project.

Qualifications: Familiarity with Maya 3D modeling/animation software is essential. Ability to code in Python is a plus, as are image processing and compositing capabilities.

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 3

Location: University Crossings
Room: 016

Contact Information:
Associate Professor, Theo. A. Artz
taa28@drexel.edu
215.895.1663

Description: The Drexel Historic Costume Collection (DHCC) is an educational resource housing over two hundred years of historic costume and accessories; it is utilized primarily by Fashion Design and Design & Merchandising programs in Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design (AWCoMAD), but is open the entire university and the general public. Work-study (WS) students in the DHCC will assist the Collections Technician (CT), Graduate Assistant (GA), and Curator with daily operations and special exhibitions. Normal activities include assisting with cataloging, receiving new garment donations, tours, cleaning and organizing and, if the WC has the appropriate skills, sewing custom storage items. During special exhibitions WS will help with preparing dress forms, packing, labeling, installing/deinstalling exhibitions.

Qualifications: WS must have computer skills (i.e. Windows XP, Microsoft Word) typing, organizational skills, and an interest in historic costume and accessories. Knowledge of Photoshop a plus. Previous knowledge of historic costume preferred. This position is open to all disciplines in the University. http://digimuse.cis.drexel.edu

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Nesbitt Hall
Room: 406

Contact Information:
Tammi Worsham
tammiw@drexel.edu
215-895-2390

Description: Creating reservations for equipment for FMVD class projects and special access needs. Checking out and in reservations. Basic maintenance of the rental equipment. Basic tech support of the FMVD screening rooms and editing labs.

Qualifications: Experience not required. Will be trained by the equipment room manager.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions:

Location: 89
Room: 004

Contact Information:
William McNulty
wmm23@drexel.edu
215-895-1536

Description: Work with Graphic Design Program Director to organize, archive, and document the Polish Poster Collection. This position requires 10 hours a week.

Qualifications: Applicant must be a graphic design student.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 2

Location: Nesbitt Hall
Room: 204

Contact Information:
Jody Graff
medarts@drexel.edu
215-895-0294

Description: Checking facilities items in and out to students enrolled in photography courses. Verifying students eligibility to use the facility. Maintain database records of equipment checked out. Responsible for checking all equipment going out and in to insure that no damage has been incurred by the students. Help maintain the darkroom and digital facilities.

Qualifications: Students must work at least 4 hours a week. Must be dependable and responsible. Westphal Students are preferred, but open to any responsible student. We will train the right candidates.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 25

Location: Academic
Room: 420

Contact Information:
Michael Froio/Elizabeth Timmons
photog@drexel.edu
215.895.5869

Description: The Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design's, Recruitment Department seeks a student to assist in an administrative capacity, putting together information packets along with other small administrative duties related to recruitment.

Qualifications: Must be organized, attentive to details, and have legible handwriting.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Nesbitt Hall
Room: 503

Contact Information:
David Miller / Tia James
tjm22@drexel.edu
(215) 895-1834

Description: Assist the program director in the marketing and promotion of the Graduate Program in Television Management and in other program related tasks. Opportunity to learn more about TV Management and graduate studies. Opportunity to design, execute, and monitor a direct marketing campaign. Congenial work environment.

Qualifications: Proficiency in MS Office; punctuality and reliability very important. Marketing and promotions experience important, but will train. Filemaker Pro experience desirable, but will train.

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 2

Location: University Crossings
Room: 049

Contact Information:
Albert S. Tedesco
ast33@drexel.edu
215-895-2180

Description: This position calls for a student who has an interest in television management and field production to assist the director of the program in television research and production.

Qualifications: Research and/or TV field production background preferred. Knowledge of SPSS useful but not mandatory.

Minimum Education: Senior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: University Crossings
Room: 049

Contact Information:
Al Tedesco, Director of Graduate Program in Television Management
ast33@drexel.edu
215-895-2180

Description: To maintain supplies, re-fill chemicals, clean the shop, take a regular inventory of the shop, oversee and maintain operations of equipment, and to aid and oversee students when there are designated shop hours. There are weekly duties, which will be supplied by the teacher. The technician can be trained.

Qualifications: Preferable if the employee has taken a course in silkscreen or printmaking prior to employment. Also the willingness to take directions and especially to be helpful when asked questions by the students.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Academic Building
Room: 507

Contact Information:
Jennifer Blazina
jab88@drexel.edu
215.895.1677

Description: Keep an eye on students working, seeing that they are using machines and tools safely. Offer help to students on how to use tools properly and also assist students in solving technical problems on projects. Remind students who have worked in shop to clean up after themselves before they leave. Remove Trash and clean up when necessary. Put away tools that have been left out between classes. Change saw blades when necessary. One day a week, most likely Friday, Lab Technician AND Lab Assistant will do an involved sweep/clean-up of entire shop. Other duties as assigned

Qualifications: Must have some woodshop experience. Duties are shared and delegated by Shop Technician.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: Design Arts Annex
Room: 108

Contact Information:
David Dinan

(215) 895-6340

Description: Description: Monitor Practice Rooms in the evenings and/or weekends. Assist Professors/Instructors in the evenings with tasks or special projects. Answer/transfer phone calls until 6:00pm, refill copier/printer with paper, copying and run errands on campus.

Qualifications: Qualifications: Major in Music, Music Industry, EAM, Theater or Dance preferred. Reliability/Dependability and pleasant manner. Experience with Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Adobe Reader.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 6

Location: MacAlister Hall
Room: 2018

Contact Information:
Helene Engel
hbe25@drexel.edu
215-895-2451

Description: Assist the Design & Imaging Studios in maintain the 27 computers labs in four different buildings of Westphal College; both MACs and PCs. This includes: 1) conducting lab rounds to ensure labs equipment is operational 2) managing the print services offered and 3) opening/ closing the computer labs after hours.

Qualifications: No previous computer experience required. Must be willing/ able to move equipment up to 25Lbs (using a hand truck)

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 15

Location: Nesbitt
Room: 213

Contact Information:
Jason Rappaport
jasonrap@drexel.edu
215-895-1680

Description: This student will assist Prof. Ian Abrams in the Screenwriting/Playwriting department.

Qualifications: Must be a student currently enrolled who has been awarded work study monies.

Minimum Education: No particular level

Number of Positions: 1

Location: 89, University Crossings
Room: 051

Contact Information:
Ian Abrams
amm85@drexel.edu
215-895-1332

Description: Assist the Program Director, Television in the administrative, marketing, and promotional needs of the program.

Qualifications: Reliability, punctuality, and attention to detail are required.

Minimum Education: Pre-Junior

Number of Positions: 1

Location: University Crossings
Room: 053

Contact Information:
Andrew Susskind
susskind@drexel.edu
215-895-2339