Student Assistant (Generalist)

Name of Organization (off-campus): n/a

Title of Position: Student Assistant (Generalist)

Qualification(s) required (may attach additional statement

• The applicant should have a friendly demeanor and be willing to learn new things and assist internal and external
• clients (students, faculty, staff and visitors). The applicant must have great telephone etiquette, customer service
• skills, be able to use a computer and standard office equipment. The applicant must also be a team player and be
• able to lift a minimum of 20 lbs.
• Responsibilities of Position: This person will serve in a variety of capacities as needed in the Office of Student
• Life & Engagement but not limited to the following: assisting the Student Life and Engagement staff (Office
• Specialist, Coordinator and Assistant Dean). This person will staff/monitor the Student Center/Game Room, spaces
• in the Creative Commons, and the BCCC Food Pantry which includes signing guests in and out of the areas. This
• person will make sure that all areas are maintained in a clean, orderly and safe manner. This person will assist with
• the setup, breakdown and other duties as needed for scheduled events. This person, when needed, will monitor
• receptionist desk areas by checking IDs, answering the phone, taking messages and forwarding to appropriate areas
• and maintaining security awareness. This person will also be expected to provide excellent customer service to all
• internal and external clients in person and via telephone, providing general information to students, faculty, staff,
• and visitors.
• Number of hours per week (If unknown indicate that hours will vary). Note: Not to exceed 20 hours per

week

Location: Room 09H Maon Building

• Phone Number(s): 410-462-8391
• Email Addresses: [email protected]
• [email protected]
• SPECIAL NOTE: The Employment Authorization Form (EAF) will have the FWS student’s award amount and the number of
• hours a student should work each week. It is extremely important that the supervisor set the student’s work schedule so that the student
• will not exhaust his or her award. If the student works more than he or she is awarded, the Federal Aid Office will not pay the student.
• However, the student will still need to be paid out of your budget. (supervisor’s initials).