Climate & Sustainability Game designer |
University City |
Other – Climate & Sustainability |
Sophomore |
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Climate & Sustainability Game designer |
University City |
Other – Climate & Sustainability |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionDrexel Climate & Sustainability www.drexel.edu/sustainability/ would like to hire a Game Designer for the 10 week term. The goal for this position it to create a game or games for Drexel students, faculty and staff, to play to teach sustainability at both Drexel and in lifestyles. The University of Michigan has been using this format to asses levels of sustainability. https://seas.umich.edu/admissions/games The position will be directed by Climate & Sustainability staff but work independently with occasional check-in and updates. The position can work at 3101 Market but also work remotely.
QualificationsGame design creation and maintenance
Available Positions1
Location3101 Market, 225
SupervisorSolomon,Bo
jbs328@drexel.edu
215-895-5864
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CICSP Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Center for Interprofessional Clinical Simulation and Practice |
Freshman |
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CICSP Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Center for Interprofessional Clinical Simulation and Practice |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Student Lab Assistant will assist in maintaining CICSP labs for stock and readiness. Includes set-up, staging, and breakdown of labs for skills or simulations events, and assistance with organizing and maintaining supply levels.
QualificationsThe Student Lab Assistant should possess a basic understanding of health procedures, and a high level of organization and professionalism.
Available Positions3
LocationNCB, Room 3108
SupervisorStephens,Kate
kjs35@drexel.edu
215-783-0277
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Assistant Exibition Display Designer |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Art and Art History |
Sophomore |
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Assistant Exibition Display Designer |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Art and Art History |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Dept. of Art and Art History is looking for two work-study students from the Design and Merchandising Program to fill exciting positions designing art-fashion exhibition displays. Students will design and fabricate displays of beaded clothing and accessories, as well as powwow regalia for an exhibit of a contemporary Native-American beadwork artist. The exhibition will take place in Winter 2023 in the Leonard Pearlstein Gallery windows, and there is a budget for materials and supplies. This job requires imaginative individuals who are able to complete projects, and ideally two individuals who will collaborate with the artist. Please send all inquiries to Prof. Linda Kim, lk427@drexel.edu.
QualificationsMust be a Design and Merchandising major
Available Positions2
LocationUrban Annex, Leonard Pearlstein Gallery
SupervisorSteinwachs,Sarah
sjs38@drexel.edu
215-895-2546
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College of Engineering UAC Summer Work Study |
University City |
College of Engineering – Undergraduate Advising Center |
Sophomore |
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College of Engineering UAC Summer Work Study |
University City |
College of Engineering – Undergraduate Advising Center |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe College of Engineering’s Undergraduate Advising Center, located in University Crossings, is hiring work study students who are comfortable answering telephones, making appointments, and answering basic questions at the front desk of a busy advising center. Applicants should be available for at least 8 hours total Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We are particularly interested in students who have some availability between 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
QualificationsAwarded Federal Work Study funding Positive attitude Some Customer Service Experience Good Communication Skills Experience working on campus in a student-facing office is highly desirable
Available Positions2
LocationUniversity Crossings, 155
SupervisorMoriniere-Wilson,Christopher
CLM54@drexel.edu
215-895-2211
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Desk Assistant (Millennium Hall) Summer 2022 |
University City |
Other – Housing and Residence Life |
Freshman |
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Desk Assistant (Millennium Hall) Summer 2022 |
University City |
Other – Housing and Residence Life |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe primary role of the Desk Assistant (DA) is to monitor access to the Residence Halls, provide quality customer service to individuals throughout the residence hall, and provide administrative and clerical support to the Residential Desk Coordinators (RDC) and Assistant Director/Resident Director (AD/RD). The student will also ensure policies within the resident halls and safety measures are adhered to.
QualificationsMUST HAVE FEDERAL WORK STUDY FUNDS. Positive and friendly attitude. No experience neccesary. The shifts available include week day, week night, and weekend shifts. Schedule flexible dependent on class schedule.
Available Positions10
LocationMillennium Hall, Front Desk
SupervisorMcCoy,Lara
lem88@drexel.edu
215-571-3150
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Office Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Creative Arts Therapies |
Graduate Student |
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Office Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Creative Arts Therapies |
Graduate Student |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionCreative Arts Therapies is seeking a work-study student who is detailed oriented, organized, and dependable to serve as a curriculum co-creator. Duties will include reviewing and planning aspects of curriculum, community building and various projects, independently as well as collaboratively.
QualificationsApplicants must be accountable to self and others, justice oriented, and embody good communication and envisioning skills.
Available Positions1
LocationThree Parkway, 361
SupervisorKaimal,Girija
gk27@drexel.edu
575-770-6713
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Editorial Assistant for Painted Bride Quarterly |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English and Philosophy |
Freshman |
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Editorial Assistant for Painted Bride Quarterly |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English and Philosophy |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDUTIES AND TASKS:
The work-study will act as an editorial assistant on Painted Bride Quarterly.
• The work-study will manage the submission portal for Painted Bride Quarterly, prepare materials for editorial meetings, and correspond with authors.
• The student will help with basic site maintenance, as skills dictate, of pbgmag.org
• The student will write ad copy, press releases, administrative letters, perform copyediting and other writing and clerical needs as they arise.
• The student will write ad copy and design flyers, Infonet, Mailchimp, and other promotional materials for events and contests.
• The student will write and schedule posts for all social media platforms.
• Other duties as assigned in support of the English and Philosophy department
SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES
The student will use and develop: writing and other communication skills; Canva and WordPress; social media competency; Word skills; website maintenance skills; copy-editing skills; general literacy skills.
WORKING RELATIONSHIPS
• To whom does this position report? Kathleen Volk Miller and Liz Heenan
• The student will work remotely, after training, and in MacAlister 5036 at a separate desk or in the department office MacAlister Room 5016, depending upon the work study student’s schedule.
• What other employees does this person interact with? Liz Heenan, Roger Kurtz, department faculty
• Hours of work: TBD, but less than 20 hours a week
• Duration of the position: Winter and Spring 2022 terms
• Compensation: $10 per hour
QualificationsSKILLS AND COMPETENCIES The student will use and develop: writing and other communication skills; Canva and WordPress; social media competency; Word skills; website maintenance skills; copy-editing skills; general literacy skills.
Available Positions1
LocationMacAlister, 5016
SupervisorVolk Miller,Kathleen
krv23@drexel.edu
215-895-6911
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Historical Human Remains Assistant - Summer Start |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Archives |
Graduate Student |
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Historical Human Remains Assistant - Summer Start |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Archives |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionPosition available with the Legacy Center Archives to assist with managing historical human remains in the Department of Anatomy.
Work with staff to identify, clean, label, inventory, and pack remains for management and moving. Opportunity to apply anatomy knowledge with historical human remains and learn about the history of specimens used for teaching.
Ideal timing would be a June 2022 start on current year work-study funds continuing into the summer, suitable for current M-1/rising M-2. A later start is possible.
QualificationsExperience handling human remains. Organized and detail-oriented; good communication; comfortable working with spreadsheets.
Available Positions2
LocationK-Wing, 017
SupervisorGraham,Margaret
mmg24@drexel.edu
215-991-8340
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
Other – Study Abroad |
Freshman |
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
Other – Study Abroad |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of Global Engagement is seeking an Administrative Assistant to mainly assist with greeting students while managing the office's front desk, filing application material, organizing our supply closet and student files, checking off student study abroad materials in the Drexel Study Abroad portal, delivering packages/mail, copying/putting together pamphlets, helping advisors with special projcets and other duties as assigned. We are seeking a candidate who is organized, detail-oriented, dependable, and globally engaged, who has the ability to communicate professionally with students, faculty and staff, strong management skills, and the ability to maintain confidentiality.
QualificationsFreshman
Available Positions1
LocationAcademic Building, Suite 201
SupervisorHill,Anna
ah3688@drexel.edu
2155713558
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Technical Writer |
University City |
LeBow College of Business – LeBow Technology Services |
Freshman |
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Technical Writer |
University City |
LeBow College of Business – LeBow Technology Services |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job Description• Review articles currently published to the Technical Services Knowledge Base for consistency, accuracy, and grammar on a scheduled cycle.
• Generate documentation for new Knowledge Base articles.
• Meet with SMEs as needed to gather/verify information on new and existing Knowledge Base articles.
• Compile multiple Knowledge Base articles into handbooks for targeted audiences such as New Hires, Adjunct Faculty and Managers.
QualificationsLeBow College of Business is looking for qualified students to work with Technical Services in preparing, reviewing, revising, and maintaining knowledge base documentation. The candidate must demonstrate excellent writing, editing and communication skills, with a keen eye for detail.
Available Positions2
LocationGerri C. LeBow Hall, 542
SupervisorRiess,Albert
alr@drexel.edu
215-895-2113
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
Other – Teaching and Learning Center;Office of Faculty Advancement |
Graduate Student |
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
Other – Teaching and Learning Center;Office of Faculty Advancement |
Graduate Student |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionFrom its inception in the Fall of 2019, the Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) has mobilized Drexel leaders and stakeholders to provide resources, information, training, and support to more than 2000 instructors at Drexel University, across almost every one of the university’s schools and colleges.
The Administrative Assistant will provide a vital role to the TLC's operations. Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Managing and organizing event and workshop attendance sheet and faculty data and creating reports on common trends.
Greeting visitors of the TLC.
Locating and synthesizing relevant research to support the TLC’s growth and strategic endeavors.
Designing flyers, meeting agendas, programs, etc. using Canva and similar platforms.
Responding to inquiries in the TLC email account.
Contributing to the TLC's social media presence.
Other duties as assigned.
QualificationsDetail-oriented, creative, team player, with experience in project management, data management and analysis and customer service, as well as strong office and administrative skills
Available Positions1
LocationHagerty Library, L-25
SupervisorInman,Johanna
teaching@drexel.edu
215-895-2421
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Arduino Sensor Developer |
University City |
College of Engineering – CAEE |
Freshman |
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Arduino Sensor Developer |
University City |
College of Engineering – CAEE |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job Descriptiondeveloped an arduino sensor network to be deployed in various indoor environments.
QualificationsHave done Arduino programming before
Available Positions1
LocationBossone, 107B
SupervisorLo,Liang Chung
ljl55@drexel.edu
2155713540
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Community-Based Learning Coordinator |
University City |
Other – Lindy Center for Civic Engagement |
Graduate Student |
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Community-Based Learning Coordinator |
University City |
Other – Lindy Center for Civic Engagement |
Graduate Student |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThe Lindy Center for Civic Engagement is seeking a graduate assistant to join our community-based learning (CBL) team starting in Spring 2022 and working at least through Fall term 2023.
The Lindy Center fosters a culture of civic responsibility in Drexel students, staff, and faculty through education, community engagement, and reflection—so that everyone can contribute to a more just world. Ideally, student workers in our office would be passionate about civic and community engagement, volunteerism, social justice, and the role education can play in bringing about social change.
The Community-Based Learning Coordinator will help meet our team’s staffing needs by assisting us with administrative tasks such as scheduling, payroll, and paperwork, while also having opportunities to explore their interests and work on projects and tasks related to Community-Based Learning courses and initiatives including curriculum development, training and student leadership development, incorporating principles of justice and anti-racism into our work, and more.
Job responsibilities:
CIVC 101 and Community-Based Learning Course Support (70%)
• Provide administrative and logistical support for the undergraduate required course CIVC 101 “Introduction to Civic Engagement”, including scheduling and coordinating instructional staff assignments to sections, communicating important information with instructors and course assistants, managing course curriculum and BlackBoard Learn materials, tracking and ordering new instructional supplies, providing support to instructional staff, and other tasks as necessary
• Maintain CIVC 101 email account, communicating promptly and clearly with Teaching Assistants, instructors, community partners, and students enrolled in the course
• Assist with events or trainings connected to the course (may require time outside of the 9am to 5pm window)
• Attend CBL team meetings and other events be a thoughtful contributor to the team
• Other projects related to CIVC 101 and Community-Based Learning as time and interest allows
Front-line service and other Lindy Center office support (30%)
• Provide front desk and main room support as needed (as part of a rotating schedule with other staff and student workers), providing friendly, helpful service to students, faculty, and staff who come to the Center for various reasons
• Assist with organizational/administrative projects in the Lindy Center office on an as-needed basis, per time and interests
• Assist with events and/or tabling at the Lindy Center and around campus (may be outside the 9am to 5pm window as availability allows)
Qualifications• Commitment to the Lindy Center’s mission and work as well as an interest in volunteerism, community engagement, and social justice • Exemplary organizational skills and attention to detail • Friendly, people-oriented demeanor and ability to community professionally and effectively with students, faculty, staff, and community partners through email, phone, and face-to-face interactions • Ability to problem-solve and execute sound judgment in a time-sensitive manner • Experience with data management in systems such as Microsoft Teams and Excel, as well as technological proficiency to navigate new content management systems and databases • Available for up to 20 hours of work in a week on a regular, weekly schedule spring 2022 through the end of fall term 2022, with potential to work for the full academic year allow (hours are flexible and will be decided upon each term)
Available Positions1
Location3210 Cherry Street, 2nd Floor
SupervisorScharf,Cara
ces337@drexel.edu
2158950582
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Chemistry |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Chemistry |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Department of Chemistry is seeking a work-study student who is detailed oriented, organized, and dependable to serve as a receptionist/office assistant. Duties will include greeting visitors, answering phones, sorting mail, copying/scanning, mailings, light clerical duties, running errands on campus, & other duties as assigned. This individual will be required to work on various projects that will include the need to be proficient with Microsoft Office programs.
QualificationsApplicants must be customer service oriented with good communication skills, and dependable. A basic understanding of Microsoft office (Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Excel) is essential. A chemistry major is preferred.
Available Positions3
LocationDisque Hall, 305
SupervisorMilnamow,Patricia
pm623@drexel.edu
215-895-2660
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Art History Tutor |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Art and Art History |
Freshman |
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Art History Tutor |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Art and Art History |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionLooking for a work-study student to work as ARTH 101 tutor. Duties consist in tutoring students in need and assist with organizational tasks when not in a tutoring session. The student must be familiar with topics covered in the ARTH 101 course which traces the rise of Western art and material culture from antiquity to the 15th century. If you are interested or have any questions, please contact Pia Brancaccio, pb69@drexel.edu
Students pursuing an Art History Major or Minor are especially encouraged to apply.
QualificationsMust have earned at least a B+ in ARTH101, Must have already taken at least three Art History courses.
Available Positions2
LocationAcademic Building, 109
SupervisorBrancaccio,Pia
pb69@drexel.edu
215-895-2546
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Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Biochemistry and Molecular Biology |
Sophomore |
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Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Biochemistry and Molecular Biology |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionCome join our team as a Lab Assistant! We use mouse models to examine the molecular defects underlying human infertility and chromosome mis-segregation. As a lab member, you will learn how to perform PCR and gel electrophoresis, and provide the vital role of genotyping our transgenic mouse lines. You will gain valuable experience in basic lab techniques and also a perspective on research that directly relates to human health and disease. Some experience with basic lab techniques is preferred. Motivation and enthusiasm for science and interpersonal skills are required. Pre-med and pre-grad students are welcome.
QualificationsMotivation and enthusiasm for science and interpersonal skills are required
Available Positions1
LocationNew College Building, Room 11105
SupervisorBerkowitz,Karen
kmb354@drexel.edu
267-359-2656
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Administrative Clerk |
Center City |
Pennoni Honors College – Pennoni |
Sophomore |
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Administrative Clerk |
Center City |
Pennoni Honors College – Pennoni |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionAnswering customer questions, providing information, taking and processing orders and addressing complaints
Answering phone calls and calling customers and vendors to follow up on appointments and deliveries
Compiling, maintaining and updating company records
Managing office inventory and working with vendors to ensure the regular supply of office materials
Setting up appointments, scheduling meetings, distributing reports and managing the correspondence between the office and external bodies
Compiling and maintaining records of office business transactions
Training, onboarding and supervising junior clerks
Operating office equipment including printers, copiers, fax machines and multimedia instruments
QualificationsWill Train
Available Positions6
LocationBentley Hall, 2nd Floor
SupervisorSams,Karen
kjs52@drexel.edu
215-895-1601
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Library Resource Sharing Assistant |
University City |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
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Library Resource Sharing Assistant |
University City |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionHelp to retrieve and scan print material to fill requests from Drexel patrons and libraries from around the world. Prepare packages of materials to be mailed to patrons. Assist with shelving materials.
Help to retrieve and deliver materials from Drexel’s e-resources to fill requests from Drexel patrons and libraries from around the world. Help to deliver articles received electronically to Drexel’s patrons.
Help to check status of requests submitted by Drexel’s patrons. Help to maintain ILLiad’s patron and lending libraries databases. Other duties as needed.
Students hired for this position will also take part in the Libraries Information Explorer program. Participation in this project will give students the opportunity to practice leadership skills, and develop and implement project plans, as they learn metaliteracy skills and apply them in ways that creatively engage their peers.
QualificationsGood work ethic, polite, friendly demeanor, ability to pick up new skills quickly. Able to handle a variable work flow and multitask when needed.
Available Positions3
LocationHagerty Library, Room 112D
SupervisorSadusky,Lynda
ls42@drexel.edu
215-991-8742
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Lab Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – A.J. Drexel Nanomaterials Institute |
Freshman |
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Lab Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – A.J. Drexel Nanomaterials Institute |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Drexel Nanomaterials Lab Assistant will assist members of the group with running experiments, analyzing data, and synthesis and charactarization of MXenes. They will help maintain order and cleanliness.
QualificationsPrevious lab experience preferred
Available Positions1
LocationBossone, 322-327
SupervisorKim,Minsoo
mk3879@drexel.edu
215895-2158
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionWill assist graduate students and postdoctoral fellows working in a basic research lab studying the effects of spinal cord injury on the function of multiple organ systems. Responsibilities will include sample harvesting and DNA analysis. The person selected for this job will practice standard methods in neurobiology research and be expected to breed genetically unique mice, assist with post-operative animal care, assist with behavioral testing, and euthanize rodents. The individual will also prepare DNA and RNA from animal tissues and make cDNA from the latter for testing in qPCR reactions. Over time, the person will work independently on these tasks.
QualificationsMLAS or Medical student
Available Positions1
LocationQueen Lane, 241
SupervisorTom,Veronica
vjt25@drexel.edu
215-991-8590
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Administrative Assistant Physician Assistant Program |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Physician Assistant |
Sophomore |
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Administrative Assistant Physician Assistant Program |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Physician Assistant |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionWork with the clinical PA faculty and staff to upload and monitor clinical sites for PA students on rotations
Qualificationscomputer skills, attention to detail and follow through
Available Positions1
Location3 Parkway, 633
SupervisorKinzel,Julie
jjk28@drexel.edu
484-919-8878
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Library Digitization Assistant |
Center City |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
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Library Digitization Assistant |
Center City |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionWork primarily involves scanning print theses in the Drexel University Libraries' collection into digital format. Work may also involve editing/organizing digital versions of theses; detailed inventorying and sorting of theses; using paper cutter and/or boxcutter to de-bind theses; climbing ladders and movable stairs; lifting boxes weighing up to 50 pounds; pushing book trucks loaded with up to 100 pounds of materials; and working in dusty environments. Position will work on-site, primarily at Hahnemann Library in Center City, but may also work at Hagerty Library or One Drexel Plaza (the Libraries' storage facility).
Students hired for this position will also take part in the Libraries Information Explorer program. Participation in this project will give students the opportunity to practice leadership skills and develop and implement project plans, as they learn meta-literacy skills and apply them in ways that creatively engage their peers.
QualificationsGood work ethic; polite, friendly demeanor; ability to pick up new skills quickly. Able to handle a variable workflow and multitask when needed.
Available Positions4
LocationNew College Building, Second Floor - Library
SupervisorCupo,David
djc54@drexel.edu
215-895-2761
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Library Administrative Assistant |
University City |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
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Library Administrative Assistant |
University City |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThis position will provide support for Drexel University Libraries’ administrative and general office operations, including reception, data entry, facilities request management and document preparation. This position will also provide support for the Libraries’ Marketing & Communications Program, including assisting with events, social media & electronic newsletters. Reporting to the Libraries’ Senior Financial Analyst, flexible hours any time between 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Monday – Friday at the W. W. Hagerty Library.
Students hired for this position will also take part in the Libraries Information Explorer program. Participation in this project will give students the opportunity to practice leadership skills, and develop and implement project plans, as they learn metaliteracy skills and apply them in ways that creatively engage their peers.
QualificationsExcellent communication and customer service skills Ability to pick up new skills quickly Well-organized and able to handle variable workflows and multitask when needed.
Available Positions1
LocationW.W. Hagerty Library, Admin Suite 210
SupervisorTonge,Michele
mmt32@drexel.edu
215-370-5213
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Desk Assistant (Caneris) |
University City |
Other – Housing and Residence Life |
Freshman |
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Desk Assistant (Caneris) |
University City |
Other – Housing and Residence Life |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe primary role of the Desk Assistant (DA) is to monitor access to the Residence Halls, provide quality customer service to individuals throughout the residence hall, and provide administrative and clerical support to the Residential Desk Coordinators (RDC) and Assistant Director/Resident Director (AD/RD). The student will also ensure safety measures are adhered to (i.e. wearing a mask upon entry into the residence hall, monitoring social distancing in the lobby area)
QualificationsMUST HAVE FEDERAL WORK-STUDY FUNDS. Positive and friendly attitude. No experience is necessary. The shifts available include weekday, weeknight, weekend shifts. Schedule flexible depending on class schedule.
Available Positions10
LocationCaneris Hall, Front Desk
SupervisorCampbell,Joy
jkc78@drexel.edu
215-571-3179
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Law Library Assistant |
University City |
Kline School of Law – Legal Research Center, Library Operations |
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Law Library Assistant |
University City |
Kline School of Law – Legal Research Center, Library Operations |
Senior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSenior
Job DescriptionThe Legal Research Center invites applications for the Law Library Assistant position. This work study position begins in the Spring Quarter 2022 and continues through the end of the Summer Quarter 2022.
The LRC Law Library Assistant works at the circulation desk under the direction of the Legal Research Center’s Library Operations team. Duties include assisting library patrons at the desk and over the phone, scanning and printing assistance, opening and/or closing the library as needed, and other LRC projects.
The circulation assistant works 10 to 20 hours per week. They are not required to work during reading, exam, or break periods, but may do so, schedules permitting.
QualificationsTo be considered for this position, you must be graduate student at the College of Computing & Informatics, preferably in a library and information science program, with federal work-study grants. To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to the Library Operations Team lawlib@drexel.edu. If you have a disability and would need an accommodation, please contact the Office of Disability Resources at 215-895-1401.
Available Positions6
LocationLegal Research Center (3rd floor of Hagerty Library), L361
SupervisorDeFelice,Margaret
lawlib@drexel.edu
215-571-4772
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Lab Assistant for Dr. Adrienne Juarascio (WELL Center) |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – WELL Center |
Freshman |
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Lab Assistant for Dr. Adrienne Juarascio (WELL Center) |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – WELL Center |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDr. Juarascio’s team (within the WELL Center) of doctoral and masters-level graduate students, full-time research coordinators and undergraduate research assistants conduct NIH-funded clinical trials in the areas of the enhancement of treatment outcomes for eating disorders and obesity, acceptance-based behavioral treatments, evaluating mechanisms of action in behavioral treatments, and technology-aided health behavior change. The lab assistant will have opportunities to be directly involved in participant recruitment and enrollment, data management, and data analysis. Opportunities also will be available, as desired, for additional data analysis and preparation of poster presentations related to the projects alongside clinical opportunities through observing clinical supervison meetings held by licensed clinical psychologist to help trainees better understand their clinical cases.
QualificationsGPA must be 3.20 or above; Successful lab assistants are able to work independently, have a strong work ethic, and are eager to learn about clinical research.
Available Positions1
LocationStratton Hall--3201 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104, 289
SupervisorJuarascio,Adrienne
asj32@drexel.edu
443-801-8093
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CBC Front Desk Assistant |
University City |
Other – Center for Black Culture |
Freshman |
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CBC Front Desk Assistant |
University City |
Other – Center for Black Culture |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Front Desk Assistant will help build a strong sense of community within the Center for Black Culture (CBC). This position will assist with daily functions including, but not limited to, work on various administrative projects, typing/data entry, copying/scanning, filing, and running errands on campus. Front Desk Assistants will also help support programmatic efforts and university outreach. Work study students in the CBC will function as ambassadors and will be expected to lead tours, provide a brief overview of the services the Center provides, and represent the CBC at select outreach and recruitment events. Other duties as assigned.
QualificationsMust have Federal Work Study Funds Positive and friendly attitude Customer service experience Affinity and fluency in Black culture Detail-oriented Evening and weekend availability preferred
Available Positions5
LocationRush Building, 1st Floor
SupervisorColeman,Rae
cbc@drexel.edu
215-571-4266
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Office Assistance |
University City |
Dornsife School of Public Health – Community |
Graduate Student |
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Office Assistance |
University City |
Dornsife School of Public Health – Community |
Graduate Student |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThis position supports faculty members in course preparation. Duties include technical assistance with the Blackboard Learning Management system, editing syllabi and other course materials using Word, conducting library searches, finding articles and links, posting materials on Blackboard, grading assignments using a scoring matrix, and other administrative duties.
QualificationsHigh Level of customer service. Attention to detail. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Ability to handle confidential matters perform in a friendly and professional demeanor.
Available Positions2
LocationCommunity Health & Prevention, 430
SupervisorThurman,Wendy
wmt29@drexel.edu
267.359.6172
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Biology Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
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Biology Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionStudents will assist the full time laboratory staff with the preparation of supplies, reagents, equipment and media for the undergraduate Biology labs. Students will assist with the set-up, break-down and cleaning of laboratory space. Additional duties include, but are not limited to, cleaning glassware, restocking supplies and general lab maintenance.
QualificationsBiology majors preferred, any science majors will be considered. Keen attention to detail, strong self-motivation, and good communication skills are a must.
Available Positions7
LocationPISB, 205
SupervisorMcDonald,Matthew
mtm35@drexel.edu
2158951457
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Instructional Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Graduate Student |
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Instructional Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Graduate Student |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThe Instructional Laboratory Assistant will supervise undergraduate students in a Biology laboratory class. The Assistant would be expected to deilvery a short prelab lecture, guide students through laboratory experiments, grade any associated work, attend weekly lab meetings, and assist with lab prep.
QualificationsMaster's student with laboratory experience.
Available Positions4
LocationPISB, 205
SupervisorMcDonald,Matthew
mtm35@drexel.edu
2158951457
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Academic Office Assistant/Receptionist |
University City |
LeBow College of Business – Undergraduate Student Services |
Freshman |
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Academic Office Assistant/Receptionist |
University City |
LeBow College of Business – Undergraduate Student Services |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionUndergraduate Student Services is seeking work-study students to serve as an office assistant/receptionist during our business hours Monday through Friday, 8:00am – 6:00pm. The responsibilities include full front desk coverage, greeting students and other visitors, answering telephone calls and taking messages, filing, photocopying, running errands on campus, and other duties as assigned. Multiple students are hired to ensure continuous coverage at the reception desk.
QualificationsExperience working with diverse groups within a university setting, ability to maintain confidentiality information in a professional manner, professional working demeanor, and professional phone and email etiquette. Students are expected to be reliable and punctual. Ability to work independently and with others.
Available Positions6
LocationGerri LeBow , 312
SupervisorHughes,Rayna
rh856@drexel.edu
2158952110
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Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
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Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe student will assist with general lab maintenance, (including making solutions, washing/autoclaving glassware, making agarose plates, etc.), maintain various databases (C. elegans strains, primers, enzymes), and help with strain management (freezing strains, etc.). A motivated student will also be able to engage in research projects. Our lab focuses on neurodegeneration and protein misfolding diseases, using C. elegans genetics, imaging, and biochemical approaches.
QualificationsMotivated, mature and responsible student. Attention to details and time-management skills are a must; lab experience is preferred but not required.
Available Positions2
LocationPISB, 301
SupervisorGidalevitz,Tali
tg443@drexel.edu
215-571-4201
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Dynamic Clinical site and admission data resource assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Physician Assistant |
Sophomore |
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Dynamic Clinical site and admission data resource assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Physician Assistant |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionCoordinate data from clinical site software information for PA students. Assist with evaluating new trends in admissions for PA students. Assist with interview days for applicants.
Qualificationsstrong data information technical skills, attention to detail. enthusiastic, team player
Available Positions1
Location3 Parkway, 633
SupervisorDavis,Martha
mjd55@drexel.edu
267-359-5741
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Dragon Card Customer Service Represenative |
University City |
Other – Business Services |
Freshman |
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Dragon Card Customer Service Represenative |
University City |
Other – Business Services |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job Description• Create DragonCard ID’s for students, staff and faculty
• Troubleshoot and resolve issues with DragonCard ID functions
• Answers questions and resolves issues based on phone calls/ walk –in inquiries from staff, faculty, students family and friends. Triages resulting rework to appropriate staff.
• Accept and process payments for replacement ID’s, Dragon Dollar Additions and Passport Photos
• Call partnering offices( Housing, Athletic Center, Parking) to assist in troubleshooting access issues to designated locations
• Other clerical duties such as filing, faxing, data entry, etc
QualificationsPrevious customer service experience is a plus. A friendly, can-do attitue is required.
Available Positions3
LocationCreese, 124
SupervisorKlaumenzer,Anthony
amk498@drexel.edu
215-895-2530
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Logistics Assistant |
University City |
Other – Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships |
Freshman |
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Logistics Assistant |
University City |
Other – Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships is looking for a dependable, detail-oriented student for the position of Logistics Assistant. This position will work closely with the Project Manager. The assistant will support the collective vision of the Dornsife Center as an integral member of the staff and will help advance its mission to create a community of shared opportunity in the Mantua and Powelton Village neighborhoods. In this vital role, the assistant will help with daily and special events logistics, data entry, monthly reports, and administrative duties. This position will work in person at the Dornsife Center (3509 Spring Garden St, Phila, PA 19104).
QualificationsWe’re looking for a student that pays attention to detail and is reliable self-starter that can work both independently and collaboratively. Strong computer and Microsoft 365 (specifically excel, word) skills required and experience with Salesforce is preferred but can be trained. Due to the sensitivity of data, student must be able to handle confidential information in a professional matter.
Available Positions3
LocationDornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships, Lindy House
SupervisorWen,Amy
aw447@drexel.edu
2155714025
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Lindy Center Office Support |
University City |
Other – Lindy Center for Civic Engagement |
Freshman |
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Lindy Center Office Support |
University City |
Other – Lindy Center for Civic Engagement |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThis position will be as a front desk worker in the Lindy Center for Civic Engagement located at 3210 Cherry Street. Front desk workers will be trained in office knowledge and will be expected to work a regular weekly schedule throughout the term. They will act as a greeter and receptionist for the center. This work will also include managing the Lindy Center calendar, Galaxy volunteer database, and event support as needed.
Qualificationsknowledge of Microsoft office- Zoom knowledge preferred as well.
Available Positions4
Location3210 Cherry St, N/A
SupervisorLevy-Dyer,Zack
zl338@drexel.edu
N/A
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Library Service Desk Assistant |
University City |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
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Library Service Desk Assistant |
University City |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssisting patrons at the Service desk and in locating library materials; shelving books in the library stacks and various other duties as assigned.
Students hired for this position will also take part in the Libraries Information Explorer program. Participation in this project will give students the opportunity to practice leadership skills, and develop and implement project plans, as they learn metaliteracy skills and apply them in ways that creatively engage their peers.
QualificationsGood work ethic, polite, friendly demeanor, ability to pick up new skills quickly. Able to handle a variable work flow and multitask when needed.
Available Positions5
LocationW.W. Hagerty Library, 103
SupervisorJimenez,Oreste
libworkstudy@drexel.edu
215-895-6859
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CCI Commons Support Student Assistant (SA) |
University City |
College of Computing & Informatics – College of Computing & Informatics |
Freshman |
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CCI Commons Support Student Assistant (SA) |
University City |
College of Computing & Informatics – College of Computing & Informatics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job Description10-20 hours per week.
Must start week 1.
Common tasks:
Provide technical support on major OS's.
Monitor access to computing labs.
Check out equipment to CCI users.
Answer/update/resolving reported issues.
Expect to troubleshoot undocumented/unknown issues.
Monitor/set-up/support/troubleshoot live streams, recordings, & virtual conferences.
(Re)image/set-up/update computers.
Wipe/back-up/copy drives.
AV support.
Basic video editing.
Write/update documentation.
Create signs and labels.
Inventory/maintenance/storage/retrieval of equipment.
Unlock/lock rooms.
Possibly some programming or more advanced projects.
Other tasks as assigned.
Training or documentation provided for much of the above.
QualificationsMust be Drexel student taking classes at the College of Computing & Informatics, College of Engineering, or Westphal College of Media Arts & Design. Student must be able to work on-campus for two to four 5-hour shifts each week.
Available Positions5
Location3675 Market, 1066 10th Floor Computing Lab
SupervisorMcNamara,John
jpm46@drexel.edu
215.895.6277
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Administrative Assistant - Spring Term 2022 |
University City |
Other – The Office of Global Engagement |
Freshman |
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Administrative Assistant - Spring Term 2022 |
University City |
Other – The Office of Global Engagement |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of Global Engagement is seeking an Administrative Assistant to mainly assist with greeting students while managing the office's front desk, filing application material, organizing our supply closet and student files, checking off student study abroad materials in the Drexel Study Abroad portal, delivering packages/mail, copying/putting together pamphlets, helping advisors with special projects and other duties as assigned.
Duties include:
• Filing application material;
• Organizing the supply closet and student files;
• Checking off student study abroad materials in the Drexel Study Abroad Portal;
• Delivering packages/mail, taking checks to Drexel Central, picking up food for events, etc.; Copying/putting together pamphlets;
• Helping advisors with special projects;
• Campus outreach;
• Greeting students and answering basic questions;
• Other duties as assigned
Requirements:
• organized and detail oriented;
• ability to communicate professionally with students, faculty and staff;
• dependable;
• strong time management skills;
• able to maintain confidentiality;
• globally engaged
QualificationsWe are seeking a candidate who is organized, detail-oriented, ability to communicate professionally with students, faculty and staff, dependable, strong management skills, ability to maintain confidentiality and global engaged .
Available Positions2
LocationAcademic Building, Suite 201
SupervisorHill,Anna
ah3688@drexel.edu
215.571.3558
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Editorial Assistant for Painted Bride Quarterly |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English and Philosophy |
Freshman |
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Editorial Assistant for Painted Bride Quarterly |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English and Philosophy |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe work-study will act as an editorial assistant on Painted Bride Quarterly.
• The work-study will manage the submission portal for Painted Bride Quarterly, prepare materials for editorial meetings, and correspond with authors.
• The student will help with basic site maintenance, as skills dictate, of pbgmag.org
• The student will write ad copy, press releases, administrative letters, perform copyediting and other writing and clerical needs as they arise.
• The student will write ad copy and design flyers, Infonet, Mailchimp, and other promotional materials for events and contests.
• The student will write and schedule posts for all social media platforms.
• Other duties as assigned in support of the English and Philosophy department
QualificationsSKILLS AND COMPETENCIES The student will use and develop: writing and other communication skills; Canva and WordPress; social media competency; Word skills; website maintenance skills; copy-editing skills; general literacy skills.
Available Positions1
LocationMacAlister Hall, 5016
SupervisorVolk Miller,Kathleen
krv23@drexel.edu
215-895-6911
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CoAS Recruitment Program Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Dean's Office |
Sophomore |
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CoAS Recruitment Program Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Dean's Office |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Recruitment Team at the College of Arts and Sciences is seeking a student Recruitment Program Assistant to support undergraduate and graduate recruitment efforts at the college. This position will support the team with recruitment specific initiatives including event preparation and day-of support. Additionally, this position will help brainstorm ideas for new recruitment and retention programming. Possible additional duties may include speaking with prospective students and families, answering inquiry emails and phone calls, and collecting information program specific promotional materials. This position is part-time for 10-20 hours per week, adjustable as needed. This position will work in-person at 3250 Chestnut Street, 4th Floor.
The Program Assistant will be responsible for assisting with the following tasks as needed:
• Prepare materials for recruitment events
• Attend and support recruitment team at admitted and prospective student events
• Provide customer service support to visiting prospective students
• Support with other recruitment and event logistics as needed
• Other coordination and administrative duties as assigned and as needed
QualificationsMust be enrolled in a degree program at Drexel University. Strong organizational, communication and interpersonal skills. Professional and effective in verbal and written communications. Experience with Microsoft Office applications required.
Available Positions1
LocationMacAlister Hall, 4020
SupervisorKnowlton,Molly
mk3837@drexel.edu
215-571-4536
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CoAS Web Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Dean's Office |
Sophomore |
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CoAS Web Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Dean's Office |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Web Maintenance Assistant will assist the Web and Digital Content Designer with updating the College website. A particular focus will be revising faculty profiles, but there will be other duties as well.
QualificationsPrior experience working in content management systems.
Experience with, or willing to be taught, basic HTML and CSS coding.
Experience with, or willing to be taught, the Sitecore Content Management System (CMS version 7.5), and the Sitecore Gold (CMS version 10) as the University transitions into the new version.
Experience with, or willing to be taught, how to use Adobe Photoshop, or similar apps such as Canva, to make basic photo edits.
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
Available Positions1
LocationMacAlister Hall, 4020
SupervisorMcAleese,Barbara
bm3236@drexel.edu
215.571.4535
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EcoRep Climate & Sutainability |
University City |
Other – Climate & Sustainability |
Freshman |
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EcoRep Climate & Sutainability |
University City |
Other – Climate & Sustainability |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionEcoReps: Climate and Sustainability’s new EcoReps Program is a group of student leaders who are dedicated to increasing opportunities for and awareness of sustainability on campus.
QualificationsDedication to Climate & Sustainability actions on campus and engaged with Philadlephia
Available Positions4
Location3101 Market, 225
SupervisorSolomon,Bo
jbs328@drexel.edu
2158955864
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DUCFT Administrative Assistant Job Posting |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Counseling and Family Therapy |
Junior |
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DUCFT Administrative Assistant Job Posting |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Counseling and Family Therapy |
Junior |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationJunior
Job DescriptionThe part-time Administrative Assistant works independently and collaboratively with other members of the administrative team, including Work Study Administrative Assistants, On-Site Supervisors, Director of Clinical Services, and MFT interns. The role includes offering general office and administrative support to all members of the DUCFT Clinic. The focus of this team is to support the provision of individual, couple, and family therapy services to clients, virtually and on-campus. Assists with front desk operations remotely and/or in the clinic. Flexible work schedule but must be able to work within the work week when the clinic is open (i.e., Mondays and/or Tuesdays between 9 am – 8 pm, Wednesdays between 9 am – 1 pm, and Fridays between 2 pm – 5 pm). The days of the week won’t change but the hours may change depending on the needs of the clinic. Must be available to work in-person at the clinic on one evening, either Monday or Tuesday evening from 5-8 p.m. Some work hours may be done remotely.
Please send resumes and cover letters to Dr. Gloria Gonzalez-Kruger, Director of Clinical Services at geg46@drexel.edu
Learning Objectives:
Practice professional skills, with focus on
a. effective interpersonal relationships with DUCFT faculty and staff, graduate therapy interns and clients,
b. time management,
c. organization, and
d. communication (written and verbal).
2. Increase or enhance skills used in remote and in-person office and clinical setting, including positive consumer relationships, interacting with, and managing confidential information, communication and leadership skills, and file and data management for scheduling, billing, and an electronic health record system (TherapyNotes).
3. Create or enhance structures and processes related to improved and timely administrative and/or clinic workflow, reports, comprehensive but efficient client forms, and best practices.
4. Participate in program evaluation duties that may include use of a dashboard, data entry, and reports that monitor services and responsibilities of interns, clients, and staff.
QualificationsThe Administrative Assistant must have experience with people and demonstrate strong interpersonal skills with underserved, marginalized, and diverse populations, comfort with communication via a telehealth system and in-person, comfort with using technology, including an electronic health record; a high level of initiative and attention to detail, strong time management, organized and detail-oriented, dependable, and be able to work independently and collaboratively. Must be able to maintain high level of confidentiality, and communicate effectively and professionally with students, faculty, staff, and clients. A willingness to learn about practice in a telehealth and in-person environment, including working in an electronic health and virtual environment. Must have high proficiency with typing and use of Microsoft Office programs. Finally, knowledge of and experience with billing and billing records preferred.
Available Positions1
Location3 Parkway, 2nd Floor Clinic
SupervisorNorine,Kristen
knn35@drexel.edu
267-359-5512
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Residence Hall Desk Assistant |
University City |
Other – Residential Living Office |
Freshman |
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Residence Hall Desk Assistant |
University City |
Other – Residential Living Office |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionPOSITION SUMMARY
The primary role of the Desk Assistant (DA) is to monitor access to the Residence Halls, provide quality customer service to individuals throughout the residence hall, and provide administrative and clerical support to the Residential Desk Coordinators (RDC) and Assistant Director/Resident Director (AD/RD).
REPORTS TO
Residential Desk Coordinators (RDC)
RESPONSIBILITIES
Safety and Security
• Monitor and control entry and exit of all residents, staff and guests via a computerized access system
• Maintain guest policy procedures
• Receive and secure guest identification cards
• Understand the function on Public Safety and communicate as necessary
• Be knowledgeable of all emergency and evacuation policies
• Report any concerns immediately to RDC or appropriate responder
• Maintain confidentiality of specific information and adhere to FERPA
Customer Service
• Courteously greet residents, guests, and others who enter the residence hall
• Answer phone inquiries, transfer calls, and take messages
• Aid in maintaining a positive physical environment of lobby and desk area of residence hall
• Manage resources for residents’ usage, including but not limited to board games, recreational supplies, and spare keys.
Student Conduct
• Report any University infractions witnessed to hall staff
• Work with RDCs to educate and reinforce University Policies
• Hold residents accountable for their actions as defined by University Policy
Housing Operations & Facilities
• Serve as a resource in assisting students with maintenance and custodial issues in the hall
• Assist RDCs in monitoring all functions of the mail delivery / distribution process for the Residence Hall
• Report any concerns or damages
• Assist RDCs with Opening and closing preparation and procedures
Personal Requirements
• Be a positive role model and University Representative
• Semi-professional attire required: no garments with holes, rips, or blemishes, no profanity or inappropriate graphics or references
• Abide by all policies and procedures as outlined in the Student Handbook and the Front Desk Manual
Meetings and Trainings
• Complete initial Desk Assistant training and participate in required ongoing trainings throughout the year
• Attend scheduled meetings with RDCs
• Attend all desk staff meetings
• Respond to any communications from the RDC or desk staff in timely manner
Other Duties As Assigned
QualificationsCurrent Drexel student in good standing with the University Have a flexible schedule and ability to be part of a rotation for desk hours (including weekends, holidays, term breaks, final week, opening and closing, etc.) MUST complete 10 hours of training within first month of employment.
Available Positions20
Locationmultiple, front desk
SupervisorUnderkoffler,Wayne
underkwh@drexel.edu
215.571.3087
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Civil, Achitectural, and Environmental Engineering |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Civil, Achitectural, and Environmental Engineering |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssist with general office functions: Sit in the reception area and greet visitors, sort mail, answer phones, run errands, photocopy documents, and assist with projects when needed.
QualificationsGood written and verbal communication skills and ability to use Microsoft Office 365.
Available Positions3
LocationCurtis Hall, 251
SupervisorSpina,Kimberly
smithkl@drexel.edu
215-895-1918
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Institutional Advancement receptionist |
University City |
Other – Institutional Advancement |
Freshman |
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Institutional Advancement receptionist |
University City |
Other – Institutional Advancement |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionGreeter for Institutional Advancement, we are looking for a student interested in assisting the Finance and Adminstrative team. You will sit in the reception area and give Drexel employees door access for delivering mail and packages. You will answer the phone on occasion and take messages. When the mail arrives you will place the mail in the employee's mail slot in the reception area.
Occasionally, you will give door access to visitors into Suite 310. You will do small tasks including helping store office supplies and copy paper.
QualificationsPleasant outlook
Available Positions2
LocationMain Building , 310
SupervisorLydon, Eileen
enl23@drexel.edu
215895-2198
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Donor Relations Assistant |
University City |
Other – Institutional Advancement |
Sophomore |
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Donor Relations Assistant |
University City |
Other – Institutional Advancement |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job Description• Financial Aid tracking
• Endowment report distribution: Specific to November and December.
• Packaging and mailing for the Anthony J. Drexel Society monthly welcome letters, and others on an as-needed basis.
• Uploading data to Advance
• LegacyCurator (Honorcraft): A work study could work with IAIS (under supervision by DR) to match constituents on the LC Tracker spreadsheet to Advance IDs. This project has the potential to take months of work
QualificationsAttention to detail
Available Positions1
LocationMain Building, 310
SupervisorEverman,Bridget
bge27@drexel.edu
215.432.3799
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Desk Assistant (Myers Hall) |
University City |
Other – Housing |
Freshman |
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Desk Assistant (Myers Hall) |
University City |
Other – Housing |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe primary role of the Desk Assistant (DA) is to monitor access to the Residence Halls, provide quality customer service to individuals throughout the residence hall, and provide administrative and clerical support to the Residential Desk Coordinators (RDC) and Assistant Director/Resident Director (AD/RD). The student will also ensure safety measures are adhered to (i.e. wearing a mask upon entry into the residence hall, monitoring social distancing in the lobby area)
QualificationsMust have Federal work study funds. Positive and friendly attitude. No experience neccesary. The shifts available include week day, week night, weekend shifts. Schedule flexible dependent on class schedule
Available Positions10
LocationMyers Hall (Lobby), Lobby
SupervisorCain,Khalif
kuc23@drexel.edu
215-571-3046
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Finance and Adminstration Assistant |
University City |
Other – Business Services |
Freshman |
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Finance and Adminstration Assistant |
University City |
Other – Business Services |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Financial and Administrative Assistant directly supports the day-to-day operations of Business Services Finance and administration office, performing varied administrative and financial duties including no-bid purchasing, expense reconciliation and recovery.
Business Services portfolio includes Campus Dining, the University Bookstores, DragonCard Services, the DragonDollars program, Parking Services, Mail Service, Vending and Drexel University Online.
QualificationsNone
Available Positions1
LocationTowers Hall, 203
SupervisorWilliams,Morgan
mtw88@drexel.edu
267-521-0341
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Wood Shop Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Art & Art History |
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Wood Shop Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Art & Art History |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Design Arts Annex Wood Shop is seeking a candidate that can help out with small tasks around the shop relating to cleaning and organizing. Primary tasks include sweeping/vacuuming the wood shop area floors, tools /equipment and organizing shop supplies and tools. Other small tasks will be assigned according to skill level. Wood Shop experience or similar is not required but would be helpful. We also have several small projects coming up that will be utilizing CNC programming so it could be a major advantage if you have these skills.
QualificationsA strong candidate would possess excellent organizational and communication skills.
Available Positions1
LocationDesign Arts Annex, Building 55A
SupervisorBartram,Joe
jrb544@drexel.edu
215-895-6340
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Outreach & Communications Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Freshman |
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Outreach & Communications Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering is seeking a work study student interested in communication, digital media, social media, website update and management. The ideal candidate would work with staff to support marketing plans and materials. Responsibilities include: Website content management; Writing and creating content for social media posts, and news and event updates, etc. Flexible work hours.
QualificationsStudent must have previous website management experience and possess strong communication and time-management skills. Preference for those pursuing a degree in communications, marketing, journalism, or public relations.
Available Positions1
LocationBossone, 313
SupervisorJacobs,Jana
jj976@drexel.edu
215-895-2241
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Event Management |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Criminology and Justice Studies |
Freshman |
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Event Management |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Criminology and Justice Studies |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThis position seeks a student interested in assisting in the planning of a study tour for students traveling from Amsterdam in September 2022. Duties include, event planning, identifying Philadelphia tourist attractions, reservations for guest speakers, and hotel accommodations. Together we will create an academic and social program for our Dutch visitors. This position is ideal for someone interested in making global connections and/or event planning.
QualificationsStrong communication, writing, and organization skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently.
Available Positions1
Location3401 Market, Suite 110
SupervisorRickards,Cyndi
crr46@drexel.edu
215.571.3734
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Graphic Designer= part-time student |
University City |
School of Education – Rducation |
Sophomore |
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Graphic Designer= part-time student |
University City |
School of Education – Rducation |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionCreate Flyers- related toan Education Grant.
QualificationsDrexel Student
Available Positions1
Location3401 Market street, 2302
SupervisorVaidya,Sheila
484-431-8014
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Writers Room Operations Associate |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Writers Room |
Freshman |
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Writers Room Operations Associate |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Writers Room |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionWriters Room is currently looking for an Operations Associate to assist with daily operations and administrative tasks as needed at Ross Commons. They will greet and welcome all visitors, answer questions as needed, assist with daily office tasks, and facilitate daily opening and closing procedures. Evening hours may be available.
Key duties for this role include:
-Serving as point of contact for visitors and online inquiries
-Collecting and organizing materials from participants from events and workshops
-Assisting with event promotion and logistics
-Assisting with daily operations tasks (copies, filing, mail, materials preparation, etc.)
-Assist with other duties as assigned
QualificationsStrong communication (both written and oral), problem-solving ability, and organizational skills are paramount. The ideal candidate will be highly motivated, take initiative, and enjoy working with other creative, energetic people.
Available Positions4
LocationRoss Commons, 3rd Floor
SupervisorWenrick,Rachel
rw346@drexel.edu
(215) 895-2075
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Art Gallery Attendant |
University City |
Other – The Drexel Collection |
Freshman |
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Art Gallery Attendant |
University City |
Other – The Drexel Collection |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionGallery attendant for The Paul Peck Center Gallery when gallery is open to the public, 11am-4pm, Tuesday – Saturday. The individual will greet and welcome all visitors in a professional manner which includes: faculty, staff, students and community members. They will answer basic questions about the current exhibition in the gallery and direct guests to the correct office or contact. The individual will monitor the collection area and notify the Director of the Drexel Collection of any issues.
QualificationsFriendly and courteous demeanor. Interest in fine art or museums preferred but not essential.
Available Positions2
LocationPaul Peck Alumni Center, Lobby & Gallery
SupervisorClouser,Lynn
lcc48@drexel.edu
215-895-2414
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Lab Assistant – Biogeochemistry |
Academy of Natural Sciences |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biogeochemistry |
Junior |
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Lab Assistant – Biogeochemistry |
Academy of Natural Sciences |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biogeochemistry |
Junior |
CampusAcademy of Natural Sciences
Minimum EducationJunior
Job DescriptionThe lab assistant for the Biogeochemistry Section at the Academy of Natural Sciences will aid in maintaining the section progress by helping where most needed either in person or remotely. Our lab focuses on the analytical chemistry of materials found in nature from water to organisms or anthropogenic pollution. Tasks include: cleanliness, quality control, data entry and manipulation, among others.
Qualifications2 years experience
Available Positions1
LocationAcademy of Natural Sciences, PCER
SupervisorVelinsky,David
djv23@drexel.edu
215-299-1147
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Lab Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
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Lab Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionSeeking a student to serve as a lab assistant. Responsibilities include lab maintance, a research project if interested. Our lab focuses on exploring molelcular and genetic mechansims underlying neurodegenerative disorders and therapies. Please apply as we need to fill the positions ASAP.
QualificationsPrefered science background
Available Positions4
LocationPISB, 317
SupervisorFelice Elefant
fe22@drexel.edu
2158950220
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Lab Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
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Lab Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionSeeking a student to help my laboratory with carrying out lab maintenance, and carry out a research project if interested. Our lab focuses on the molecular and genetic basis underlying neurodegenerative diseases and discovery of new therapies. Please contact us as we need the positions filled ASAP.
QualificationsPreferably a science major or minor
Available Positions4
LocationPISB, 317
SupervisorFelice Elefant
fe22@drexel.edu
2158950220
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Academic Office Assistant/Receptionist |
University City |
LeBow College of Business – Graduate Student Services |
Freshman |
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Academic Office Assistant/Receptionist |
University City |
LeBow College of Business – Graduate Student Services |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Drexel LeBow Graduate Student Services office is looking for students to serve as an office assistant/receptionist. Daily duties include full front desk coverage, greeting students and other visitors, answering phones, signing for packages, assist with projects/event preparation, run on-campus errands, and other duties as assigned. Multiple students are hired to ensure continuous coverage at the reception desk.
QualificationsHours are flexible, must have availability between 9:00am - 5:00pm, Monday through Friday. Students are expected to be reliable and punctual; Professional work demeanor; Ability to complete tasks without daily direction; Strong organizational and communication skills; Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite.
Available Positions5
LocationGerri C. LeBow Hall, 453
SupervisorErin Candelaria
ejk42@drexel.edu
(215) 571-3571
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Office of the Dean |
Freshman |
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Office of the Dean |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe College of Engineering, Office of the Dean is seeking a work-study student serving as a receptionist/office assistant. Duties will include greeting visitors, answering phone, manage conference room keys, straighten lobby space, stock, photocopying, sorting mail, assist with events, other tasks as needed.
QualificationsCurrent Drexel student in good standing with the University. Positive attitude, friendly, flexible schedule, dependable, and ability to work as a part of a team. Prior customer service or office experience is a plus.
Available Positions6
LocationCAT, 170
SupervisorDouthitt,Michelle
MLD393@drexel.edu
215-895-2210
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Office Assistant for The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences |
Sophomore |
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Office Assistant for The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionJob Duties: Carry out reception/ front desk duties: answer phone, take messages, moderate typing and/or word processing, data entry, assist with departmental projects, provide support for daily departmental operations, and clerical assistance to staff members. Prior experience in an office environment is a plus.
Requirements: Must have working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel; be detail oriented; be able to run errands around campus. Confidentiality is a must. Strong interpersonal communication skills, professional behavior, and appropriate dress for office environment are required. Must be punctual and reliable. Prior experience in an office environment is a plus. Work hours will be scheduled around your classes between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
QualificationsRequirements: Must have working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel; be detail oriented; be able to run errands around campus. Confidentiality is a must. Strong interpersonal communication skills, professional behavior, and appropriate dress for office environment are required. Must be punctual and reliable. Prior experience in an office environment is a plus. Work hours will be scheduled around your classes between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Available Positions2
LocationStratton Hall, Suite 118/119
SupervisorThomas,Brittany
blt55@drexel.edu
2158951895
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Center Communication Specialists |
University City |
Other – Center for Inlusive Education & Scholarship |
Sophomore |
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Center Communication Specialists |
University City |
Other – Center for Inlusive Education & Scholarship |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThis role will create and disseminate communications to the students within the center programs. We are looking for someone with excellent communications skills (both verbal and written) in addition to interest and experience with graphic design. • Design and send out the weekly CIES newsletter
• Create flyers and invitations for center events
• Create engagement with students through social media
• Serve as historian for CIES events
• Provide front desk services at the Center for Inclusive Education and Scholarship, answering questions about our space and programs, directing students in the building, etc.
• Some general office manager duties including inventory, attendance tracking, etc
• Other duties as assigned
Qualifications• Graphic design. At a minimum expert with Canva, Powerpoint or other design tool. Plus if experienced with Adobe Creative Suite • Must have experience and be comfortable with social media platforms including DragonLink, Facebook, and Instagram • Preferred experience with MailChimp or other mass email service • Preferred photography experience or at a minimum comfortable with a camera and serving as a photographer • Engage in a positive environment based on open communication and mutual respect for prospective and current students as well as faculty, staff, and other university guests
Available Positions1
LocationMacAlister Hall, Suite 1024
SupervisorSandra Petri - CIES
scp57@drexel.edu
215-895-1383
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Center Program Support Specialist |
University City |
Other – Center for Inclusive Education & Scholarship, EMSS |
Sophomore |
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Center Program Support Specialist |
University City |
Other – Center for Inclusive Education & Scholarship, EMSS |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThis role will provide support for the various student programs (Global Scholars, Liberty Scholars, THRIVE, Navigators, and more) within the Center. Each program has its own mission and vision in addition to serving different populations of students. Each program has an individual meeting schedule which can include coordinating presentations with professionals outside of the Center. The role is also charged with managing components of a peer leader program.
Qualifications• Must be well organized and detail oriented •Must be creative and an out‐of‐the‐box thinker • Must have experience and be comfortable with social media platforms including DragonLink, Facebook, and Instagram • Team player • Some general office manager duties including inventory, attendance tracking, etc • Engage in a positive environment based on open communication and mutual respect for prospective and current students as well as faculty, staff, and other university guests
Available Positions2
LocationMacAlister Hall, suite 1024
SupervisorSandra Petri - CIES
scp57@drexel.edu
215-895-1383
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Curatorial Assistant in Malacology |
Academy of Natural Sciences |
College of Arts and Sciences – Malacology |
Senior |
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Curatorial Assistant in Malacology |
Academy of Natural Sciences |
College of Arts and Sciences – Malacology |
Senior |
CampusAcademy of Natural Sciences
Minimum EducationSenior
Job DescriptionCuratorial Assistant in the Malacology Department at the Academy of Natural Sciences. General curatorial duties including cataloging, identifying and rehousing mollusk and other invertebrate specimens, with associated research.
QualificationsN/A
Available Positions1
LocationAcademy of Natural Sciences, 440 etc
SupervisorCallomon,Paul
prc44@drexel.edu
215 405 5096
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IT Support Technician |
University City |
Other – Drexel IT |
Freshman |
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IT Support Technician |
University City |
Other – Drexel IT |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionIT Support Technician assists Drexel IT Client Services Support team onsite campus-wide troubleshooting computer, software, hardware or accounts issues, setting up new computers/ printers/ peripherals. The job may also include providing in-person IT support at the Tech Lounge in the Creese Center or over-the-phone support in the Korman Center. On the job training provided.
QualificationsWindows and Mac knowledge preferred. Strong customer service, communication, attention to details required. Ability to work in a team oriented environment. Desire to learn and develop IT support skills.
Available Positions3
LocationKorman, 118
SupervisorRadichel,William
whr23@drexel.edu
215-895-1510
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Knitting Lab Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Design |
Freshman |
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Knitting Lab Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Design |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe primary focus of this job is technical support in the knitting lab. Tasks may involve knit programming, knit machine operation and maintenance, yarn selection, yarn winding and organization. You will receive training for all tasks.
QualificationsInterest in textiles, problem-solving, and new challenges. Must be detail oriented.
Available Positions2
LocationURBN Center, 327
SupervisorKilmartin,Jacqueline
jk942@drexel.edu
215.895.0359
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Project Assistant |
University City |
Dornsife School of Public Health – Community Health and Prevention |
Graduate Student |
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Project Assistant |
University City |
Dornsife School of Public Health – Community Health and Prevention |
Graduate Student |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThe student will contribute to our ongoing exploration of factors influencing Hepatitis B disease disparities among Korean Americans. He or she will help to manage project data and materials, participate in review of relevant scientific literature, and assist in patient related activities.
QualificationsFamiliarity with Korean American culture, and strong writing and organizational skills. Interest in learning clinical and public health measurement and data methods.
Available Positions2
LocationNesbitt Hall, 4th floor
SupervisorKlassen,Ann
ack57@drexel.edu
(267) 359-6011
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Bioloy Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
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Bioloy Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionStudents will assist the full time laboratory staff with the preparation of supplies, reagents, equipment and media for the undergraduate Biology labs. Students will assist with the set-up, break-down and cleaning of laboratory space. Additional duties include, but are not limited to, cleaning glassware, restocking supplies and general lab maintenance.
QualificationsBiology or related majors
Available Positions6
LocationPISB, 205
SupervisorMcDonald,Matthew
mtm35@drexel.edu
2158951457
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Student Computer Tech |
University City |
College of Engineering – Computing and Technical Services |
Freshman |
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Student Computer Tech |
University City |
College of Engineering – Computing and Technical Services |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAre you pursuing an IT-centric degree and would like to put your knowledge to use in between classes? Do you like tinkering and swapping parts to try to get broken things working? Our team’s goal is to solve classroom and lab IT issues for our Drexel Engineering community, and if you have an interest in IT and computers, you’re invited to join us.
Typical tasks include lab workstation checks, wrangling bundles of cables into order, filling out trouble tickets for people dropping off computers, and checking in/out equipment. There may also be occasional opportunities for Office Space-esque destruction of old hard drives and malfunctioning equipment.
We’ll provide guides and walkthroughs for common issues, and our team is here to help if you get stuck. During downtime, workstudy students are encouraged to go through old equipment to help us catalog our ‘junk’ and find new homes and creative uses for retired parts and pieces.
Safety is important – gloves, masks, and safety glasses will be provided if needed, and closed toed shoes are required for entering a lot of our labs. The ability to lift up to 50lbs is helpful (and impressive), but not required.
While I wish we could offer positions to all interested students, this job is only open to students with federal workstudy funds available. All students must reapply after July of every year if you’re interested in continuing to work with us.
If you email us about this position, please let us know a little about you:
• What degree/year/co-op cycle are you in?
• What are your future ambitions?
• What interests you about this kind of work?
Send your info to coe.cts@drexel.edu and we’ll get back to you soon!
QualificationsInterest in computers and IT
Available Positions10
LocationBossone, 614
SupervisorMarx,Andrew
coe.cts@drexel.edu
215 571 4444
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Communications Assistant |
University City |
Pennoni Honors College – Undergraduate Research & Enrichment Programs |
Freshman |
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Communications Assistant |
University City |
Pennoni Honors College – Undergraduate Research & Enrichment Programs |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionCollaborate with another work study employee to manage the Undergraduate Research & Enrichment Programs social media channels including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Assist with the quarterly development of an editorial content calendar. Assist with the promotion of UREP opportunities to Drexel students. Monitor and report out social media analytics. Design flyers, social media, and newsletter graphics. Identify ways to creatively engage students across multiple communications channels. Other duties as assigned.
QualificationsWorking knowledge of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn, a vision for how to make social media posts dynamic and interactive, some familiarity r working knowledge of graphic design tools such as Canva or Adobe software, excellenct communication skills, a working knowledge or interest in emerging trends within higher education, undergraduate research, and fellowships.
Available Positions1
LocationBentley Hall, Annex, Second Floor
SupervisorKashka-Ginsburg,Emily
ekg@drexel.edu
215-571-4208
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Physics |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Physics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Department of Physics is seeking a work-study student who is detailed oriented, organized, dependable and outgoing to serve as a receptionist/office assistant. Duties will include greeting visitors, answering phones, sorting mail, photocopying, mailings, light typing, running on-campus errands & other duties as assigned.
QualificationsApplicants must be customer service oriented with good communication skills, dependable, and have basic computer skills.
Available Positions3
LocationDisque Hall, 816
SupervisorWilhelm,Janice
wilhelm@drxel.edu
215-895-6863
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Collections Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Design |
Freshman |
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Collections Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Design |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Robert and Penny Fox Historic Costume Collection is an active research collection of more than 20,000 garments, accessories, and other related materials. The collections assistant would help the collections manager care for the existing collection, process incoming donations, assist with exhibtions, and other related tasks.
QualificationsAn interest in fashion history is a must!
Available Positions3
LocationURBN Center, 130
SupervisorSauro,Clare
cms393@drexel.edu
215-571-3504
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Administrative Assistant, BS/MD Program |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Psychology |
Freshman |
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Administrative Assistant, BS/MD Program |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Psychology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionResponsibilities will include:
- Assist with development, maintenance, and analysis of program data spreadsheets
- Collect/organize program data and assist with report development
- Provide assistance in organizing program events for students
Qualifications for the positions include:
- Undergraduate or Graduate students who are eligible for work-study funding
- Ability to work remotely and independently
- Detail-oriented
The hours and schedule for these positions are flexible.
The stipend for each position is $1500 per term.
Interested students should contact the Co-Directors of the BS/MD Program, Dr. Kelly Underman and Dr. Marlin Killen at kelly.underman@drexel.edu or mk75@drexel.edu.
QualificationsUndergradute or Graduate students
Available Positions2
LocationStratton Hall , 118/119
SupervisorKillen,Marlin
mk75@drexel.edu
215.895.1895
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CNHP Student Services Office Assistant/Receptionist |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Student Services |
Freshman |
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CNHP Student Services Office Assistant/Receptionist |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Student Services |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Student Services Department of the College of Nursing and Health Professions is seeking students to serve as an office assistant/receptionist. The responsibilities include office reception, greeting students and other visitors, answering telephone calls and taking messages, filing, photocopying, running errands on campus, and other duties as assigned.
QualificationsExperience working with diverse groups within a university setting, ability to maintain confidentiality information in a professional manner, professional working demeanor, and professional phone and email etiquette. Ability to work independently and with others. Must be reliable
Available Positions5
LocationTHree Parkway , 6th Floor Advising Suite
SupervisorPanzera,Alis
Alis Panzera
267-359-5696
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Academic Assistant--Global Studies |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Global Studies |
Freshman |
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Academic Assistant--Global Studies |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Global Studies |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionGeneral Office Administration Tasks
Serve as greeter and front desk assistant
Comfortable working with diverse populations
Fill copiers with paper every shift
Daily Mail Sorting
Prepare materials for events such as Open House, Orientation folders, ID badges, handouts etc.
Quarterly Kitchen Clean up
Event support
Social Media updates
Other duties as assigned
QualificationsAble to complete tasks without daily direction, take initative of new tasks, independent worker
Available Positions6
LocationAcademic Building , 3rd floor
SupervisorKratzer,Jessica
jkk55@drexel.edu
215-895-1863
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CICSP Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – CICSP |
Freshman |
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CICSP Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – CICSP |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Student Lab Assistant will assist in maintaining CICSP labs for stock and readiness. Includes set-up, staging, and breakdown of labs for skills or simulations events, and assistance with organizing and maintaining supply levels.
QualificationsThe Student Lab Assistant should possess a basic understanding of health procedures, and a high level of organization and professionalism.
Available Positions1
LocationNew College Building, Room 3108
SupervisorStephens,Kate
kjs35@drexel.edu
267-359-2570
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Administrative Assistant, English Language Center |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English Language Center |
Freshman |
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Administrative Assistant, English Language Center |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English Language Center |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe English Language Center (ELC) is seeking administrative assistants. Administrative assistants help the ELC with the day-to-day operations including providing customer service at the front desk to international students and guests, answering phone calls, helping with activities and events, running errands on campus, and other responsibilities as required. Applicants should be interested in interacting with international students.
QualificationsStrong interpersonal communication and organization skills. Ability to work proactively.
Available Positions2
LocationLanguage and Communication Center, 229 N 33rd St., Front Office
SupervisorBonta,Hilary
hjb57@drexel.edu
267-939-4724
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Counseling Center Digital Media, Web, and Marketing Assistant |
University City |
Other – Counseling & Health |
Sophomore |
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Counseling Center Digital Media, Web, and Marketing Assistant |
University City |
Other – Counseling & Health |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionActivities will include frequent edits to Counseling & Health website content around wellness and mental health, creating materials for bulletin board around mental health, researching content for social media, gathering outreach materials, training research, and other duties as assigned.
QualificationsPsychology or Behavioral Health students preferred but all majors welcome.
Available Positions1
LocationCreese, 215/201
SupervisorCzarnecki,Tania
lmd22@drexel.edu
215-895-1415
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionLab Assistant position is available in the lab studying spinal cord injury and breathing. The primary responsibilities of the position are to conduct immunohistology experiments, protein quantification, assisting with surgeries, electrophysiological experiments and animal care.
QualificationsMedical student seeking part-time, work study position. Experience with the following techniques preferred: Immunohistology, Western Blot/ELISA, working with rodents.
Available Positions1
LocationQueen Lane, 174
SupervisorBezdudnaya,Tatiana
tb462@drexel.edu
215-991-8169
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Programing Assistant |
University City |
Other – Business Services |
Freshman |
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Programing Assistant |
University City |
Other – Business Services |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe programing assistant will assist in developing student programs for Gateway Garden and out spaces on campus. They will develop and distribute flyers and other marketing materials. They will also staff events, run raffles and ensure that all events meet university standards.
QualificationsExperience with Microsoft Office is required and experience with Canva, Photoshop or a similar platform is preferred. The final candidate will be comfortable in front of a group of students and available to work nights and weekends.
Available Positions2
LocationCreese , 001
SupervisorKlaumenzer,Anthony
amk498@drexel.edu
215-895-2530
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Library Resource Sharing Assistant (remote) |
Queen Lane |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
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Library Resource Sharing Assistant (remote) |
Queen Lane |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionHelp to retrieve and deliver materials from Drexel’s e-resources to fill requests from Drexel patrons and libraries from around the world. Help to deliver articles received electronically to Drexel’s patrons.
Help to check status of requests submitted by Drexel’s patrons. Other duties as needed.
Students hired for this position will also take part in the Libraries Information Explorer program. Participation in this project will give students the opportunity to practice leadership skills, and develop and implement project plans, as they learn meta-literacy skills and apply them in ways that creatively engage their peers.
QualificationsGood work ethic, polite, friendly demeanor, ability to pick up new skills quickly. Able to handle a variable work flow and multitask when needed.
Available Positions3
LocationRemote position, Remote position
SupervisorSadusky,Lynda
ls42@drexel.edu
215-991-8742
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Library Resource Sharing Assistant |
Queen Lane |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
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Library Resource Sharing Assistant |
Queen Lane |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionHelp to retrieve and deliver materials from Drexel’s e-resources to fill requests from Drexel patrons and libraries from around the world. Help to deliver articles received electronically to Drexel’s patrons.
Help to check status of requests submitted by Drexel’s patrons. Help to maintain ILLiad’s patron and lending libraries databases. Other duties as needed.
Students hired for this position will also take part in the Libraries Information Explorer program. Participation in this project will give students the opportunity to practice leadership skills, and develop and implement project plans, as they learn meta-literacy skills and apply them in ways that creatively engage their peers.
QualificationsGood work ethic, polite, friendly demeanor, ability to pick up new skills quickly. Able to handle a variable work flow and multitask when needed.
Available Positions3
LocationQueen Lane Library, Room 118B
SupervisorSadusky,Lynda
ls42@drexel.edu
215-991-8742
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Office Assistant for Department of Performing Arts |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Performing Arts |
Sophomore |
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Office Assistant for Department of Performing Arts |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Performing Arts |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe individual will be the first face that students, faculty, guests see when entering the office and will greet and welcome all visitors in a professional manner.
The individual will be required to work on various projects that will include the need to be proficient with Microsoft Office programs.
The individual will also perform clerical duties: typing/data entry, copying/scanning, filing, running errands on campus, and assisting with performance concert set-up.
The student will also ensure safety measures are adhered to (i.e. wearing a mask upon entry into the office and any other COVID protocols set by the University)
Pay: $10/hour
Hours: Mon-Thurs shifts will be between 8:30am and 9pm. Friday shifts will be between 8:30am and 5pm. This may change if COVID-19 restrictions are reinstated. You may not work more than 20 hours per week.
*Undergraduate students only*
Qualificationsn/a
Available Positions6
LocationMacAlister, 2018
SupervisorBlanzaco,Galen
gob27@drexel.edu
215-895-2451
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Materials Science & Engineering |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Materials Science & Engineering |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe MSE department is seeking a few office assistants that can help with:
- updating our department calendar
- mailings and sorting of mail
- light office support (copying, filing, email respones, binding, phone and office communications)
- event & seminar support
- database updates
- other office duties as assigned by MSE staff
QualificationsMicrosoft Office Suite, & Cusotomer Service Skills
Available Positions3
LocationLeBow, 344
SupervisorBlake,Sean
seb353@drexel.edu
2158956644
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Communications Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Materials Science & Engineering |
Sophomore |
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Communications Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Materials Science & Engineering |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Department of Materials Science and Engineering is seeking a workstudy student to assist with department communications. Responsibilities include:
• Assisting with Constant Contact campaigns
• Posting department news and other updates to the department website through Sitecore
• Assisting with social media planning and content
• Maintaining lists of department metrics including publications, awards, and patents
• Assisting with production of Infonet and department monitor content
QualificationsTraining in all necessary platforms will be provided. Knowledge of Canva, Hootsuite or Constant Contact a plus.
Available Positions2
LocationLeBow , 344
SupervisorBlake,Sean
seb353@drexel.edu
2158956644
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Parking Services Student Monitor |
University City |
Other – Parking Services |
Freshman |
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Parking Services Student Monitor |
University City |
Other – Parking Services |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionWalk Drexel parking lots for quality assurance and enforcment. Issue citations to vehicles that are parked without authorization.
To apply: https://drexel.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e5Jxtc7r1vW1HTL
QualificationsAbility to effectively communicate in a professional manner.
Available Positions2
LocationGeneral Services, 124
SupervisorTorres,Philip
prt24@drexel.edu
215-895-2813
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Office Assistant/ Front Desk Manager |
University City |
College of Engineering – Chemical and Biological Engineering |
Sophomore |
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Office Assistant/ Front Desk Manager |
University City |
College of Engineering – Chemical and Biological Engineering |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionOffice Assistant/ Front Desk Manager needed. Responsibilities include but are not limited to greeting visitors, assisting students with sigining in to the advisor kiosk, distributing mail, accepting packages, photocopying/scanning, making campus runs, assiting with speacial projects when needed
QualificationsMust be familiar with the area surrounding COE. Office experience preferred but not required. Flexibility in schedule.
Available Positions3
LocationCenter for Automation and Technology, 288
SupervisorPearsall,Samantha
sjp365@drexel.edu
(215)895-2250
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Office Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Admissions, Student Affairs and Career Advising |
Graduate Student |
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Office Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Admissions, Student Affairs and Career Advising |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThe Office of Student Affairs & Career Advising (OSACA) and Admissions, is seeking medical student Office Assistants at the West Reading campus. Working with all members of the OSACA, the OAs may: - Assist with special events preparation and/or execution. - Handle ordering and set up of catering for meetings/events. - Reserve space, submit room reservations, and handle set up needs for meetings/events. - Create and edit web pages. - Help maintain facility arrangements. Assist in day to day operations including light filing and processing of documentation. Students create their own work schedule based upon the student's availability.
QualificationsCurrent College of Medicine student. Strong interpersonal communication skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office. Medical students preferred.
Available Positions5
LocationWest Reading Tower, 300
SupervisorKounga,Orcel
owk23@drexel.edu
215.762.5811
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Bacterial Biofilms Technician |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Microbiology and Immunology, Center Surgical Infections and Biofilms |
Pre-Junior |
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Bacterial Biofilms Technician |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Microbiology and Immunology, Center Surgical Infections and Biofilms |
Pre-Junior |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionQualified student will be responsible for:
1. Analysis of 3D structure of biofilm, confocal microscopy picture processing using available software, transforming confocal images into STL format and 3D printing. 3D biofilm printing. Developing an antibiofilm phagetherapy assays. Growing biofilms in different experimental setups, using different bacteriophages including genetically engineered constructs to destruct bacterial biofilms. Quantifying efficiency of therapy using biofilm staining methods and microscope image processing.
2. Developing and constructing microelectrodes to study bacterial biofilms.
QualificationsBiology, Microbiology, Molecular Biology education, technical skills to work on bacteria in BSL2 environment. Computer picture processing using available software like ImageJ, Figi, MountainView; 3D picture processing and transformations. Experience working with bacteriophages: phage propagation and quantification. Chemistry and engineering skills to design and produce microelectrodes. Technical skills to modify inkjet printers, 3D printers, CNC machines, laser engravers. Arduino and RaspberryPI programming.
Available Positions1
LocationNew College Building, TBD
SupervisorKrol,Jaroslaw
jek322@drexel.edu
267-423-3233
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Office Assistants |
University City |
Other – Housing and Residence Life |
Freshman |
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Office Assistants |
University City |
Other – Housing and Residence Life |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of Housing and Residence Life is seeking some office assists. Students will assist department with occupancy management; tackling housing and room change related questions, student correspondences and other assigned duties as needed. Must possess excellent communication, organizational, strong attention to details and time management skills.
QualificationsA willingness to learn! We'll teach you what you need to know.
Available Positions3
LocationTowers Hall, Suite 118
SupervisorGeiger,Kaira
kg3238@drexel.edu
215-895-6155
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Library Technology Assistant |
University City |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
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Library Technology Assistant |
University City |
Other – Library |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssist the staff of library integrated technology systems in servicing, updating and maintaining computer equipment and related electronic devices. Provide assistance to staff and library patrons on basic computer related inquiries.
Students hired for this position will also take part in the Libraries Information Explorer program. Participation in this project will give students the opportunity to practice leadership skills, and develop and implement project plans, as they learn meta-literacy skills and apply them in ways that creatively engage their peers.
QualificationsGood work ethic, polite, good customer service skills and ability to pick up new skills quickly. Basic computer skills required. Knowledge of PC and MAC computers preferred. Able to handle a variable workflow and multitask when needed.
Available Positions5
LocationHagerty Library, L10
SupervisorSpedding,Nancy
ns29@drexel.edu
215-895-2090
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Gallery/Lobby Attendant |
University City |
Other – University Collections & Exhibitions |
Freshman |
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Gallery/Lobby Attendant |
University City |
Other – University Collections & Exhibitions |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionGallery/Lobby attendant for The Paul Peck Alumni Center Gallery and Alumni Relations when gallery is open to the public, 11am-4pm, Tuesday – Saturday. The individual will greet and welcome all visitors in a professional manner which includes: faculty, staff, students and community members. They will answer basic questions about the current exhibition in the gallery and direct Alumni Relations guests to the correct office or contact. The individual will monitor the collection area and notify the Director of the Drexel Collection of any issues.
QualificationsFriendly and courteous demeanor. Interest in fine art or museums preferred but not essential. Available for a minimum of half the hours the gallery is open.
Available Positions4
LocationPaul Peck Alumni Center, Gallery/Lobby
SupervisorClouser,Lynn
lcc48@drexel.edu
2158952414
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Polish Poster Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Department of Design |
Freshman |
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Polish Poster Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Department of Design |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssisting in continued cataloging and maintenance of Polish Poster Collection. Student will work with the materials both physically and maintaining database.
QualificationsCoMAD student, graphic design students preferred, M-F between 9am and 4pm. Start date: October 4, 2021
Available Positions1
LocationURBN Center , 4A10
SupervisorWillie,Mark
mew26@drexel.edu
215-895-1093
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Dornsife School of Public Health – Community Health and Prevention |
Graduate Student |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Dornsife School of Public Health – Community Health and Prevention |
Graduate Student |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThis position supports faculty members in course preparation. Duties include technical assistance with the Blackboard Learning Management system, editing syllabi and other course materials using Word, conducting library searches, finding articles and links, posting materials on Blackboard, grading assignments using a scoring matrix, and other administrative duties.
QualificationsKnowledgeable in public health, or the history of public health, or public health ethics.
Available Positions1
LocationNesbitt Hall, 4th Floor
SupervisorThurman,Wendy
wmt29@drexel.edu
267.254.4198
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Architecture Program Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Department of Architecture, Design & Urbanism |
Freshman |
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Architecture Program Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Department of Architecture, Design & Urbanism |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDuties to include organizing teaching alcoves and studios; digitizing slides and books; cleaning, organizing storage areas; assisting with day, evening or weekend events; pinning up, taking down displays; photocopying; assisting staff and faculty; tech support; other duties as needed.
Architecture students preferred as some tasks are specific to this major. Position may require sitting, moving or standing for extended lengths of time; lifting or moving 10 pounds or more; use of cleaning products; use of photocopier and computer.
QualificationsOnly work study eligible students should apply. Architecture students preferred.
Available Positions2
LocationURBN Center, 4A20
SupervisorAltenmuller,Ulrike
ua2@drexel.edu
215.895.0207
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Desk Assistant (Stiles Hall) |
Center City |
Other – Reidential Living |
Freshman |
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Desk Assistant (Stiles Hall) |
Center City |
Other – Reidential Living |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe primary role of the Desk Assistant (DA) is to monitor access to the Residence Halls, provide quality customer service to individuals throughout the residence hall, and provide administrative and clerical support to the Residential Desk Coordinators (RDC) and Assistant Director/Resident Director (AD/RD). The student will also ensure safety measures are adhered to (i.e. wearing a mask upon entry into the residence hall, monitoring social distancing in the lobby area).
QualificationsMust have Federal work study funds. Positive and friendly attitude. No experience neccesary. The shifts available include week day, week night, weekend shifts. Schedule flexible dependent on class schedule
Available Positions10
LocationStiles Hall, Lobby
SupervisorRuhl,Ammonnie
amr498@drexel.edu
215-571-4430
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Junior Graphic Designer, Online Literary Magazine |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English and Philosophy |
Freshman |
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Junior Graphic Designer, Online Literary Magazine |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English and Philosophy |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDrexel Paper Dragon is looking for a graphic design student to assist with our website and social media content. The work study student will be working one on one with the magazine’s art director and social media manager. They will be responsible for helping with the website’s redesign as well as creating graphics for our social media pages. We are willing to tailor this experience so that the work study student can gain relevant portfolio work.
Flexible scheduling, minimum 5 hours/week.
Qualifications• CoMAD student preferred • Knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator • Previous experience or strong interest in website design • Interest in social media a plus Please include a few samples of previous work upon application.
Available Positions1
LocationMacAlister, 5045
SupervisorEve,Nomi
nae28@drexel.edu
215-951-6911
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Interior Design work study positions |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Department of Architecture, Design Urbanism |
Freshman |
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Interior Design work study positions |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Department of Architecture, Design Urbanism |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDuties to include monitoring students' use of the Product Library; sorting, culling, organizing a variety of material samples; assisting with occasional evening and weekend events; pinning up and taking down displays; cleaning, organizing teaching alcoves and studios; assisting faculty and staff with photocopying, tech support or other tasks.
Interior design students preferred as some tasks are specific to this major. These duties may require sitting, moving or standing for extended lengths of time; lifting or moving 10 pounds or more; handling a variety of material samples including fabric, carpet, metals, woods, ceramics and plastics; reaching, stooping and accessing shelves; use of cleaning products; use of photocopier and computer.
QualificationsInterior Design majors preferred
Available Positions6
LocationURBN Center, multiple
SupervisorTremonte,Ada
amt42@drexel.edu;blw76@drexel.edu
215.895.6931
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Office Assistants |
University City |
Other – Housing and Residence lIFE |
Freshman |
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Office Assistants |
University City |
Other – Housing and Residence lIFE |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of Housing and Residence Life is seeking some office assists. Students will assist department with occupancy management; tackling housing and room change related questions, student correspondences and other assigned duties as needed. Must possess excellent communication, organizational, strong attention to details and time management skills.
QualificationsA willingness to learn! We'll teach you what you need to know.
Available Positions3
LocationTowers Hall , Suite 118
SupervisorGeiger,Kaira
kg3238@drexel.edu
(215) 895-6405
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Administrative Aide |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Art & Art History Department |
Sophomore |
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Administrative Aide |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Art & Art History Department |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Art & Art History Department seeks an Administrative Aide to perform a variety of clerical tasks. This position will greet guests who enter the office and assist in office management. Recurring duties include answering phones, triaging email and phone requests, monitoring office supplies stock, scanning and shredding documents, assisting with deparmtental newsletter and social media, and other duties as assigned. This position will report to the Administrative Coordinator.
QualificationsExperience with Microsoft office tools, friendly working demeanor and ability to work independently.
Available Positions2
LocationAcademic Building, 109
SupervisorBiser,Kristy
kjb353@drexel.edu
215-895-2546
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
Other – Center for Learning and Academic Success Services (CLASS) |
Freshman |
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
Other – Center for Learning and Academic Success Services (CLASS) |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Administrative Assistant is responsible for clerical duties and customer service for CLASS. Duties include greeting and assisting students and visitors in the space, answering emails and phone calls, monitoring and troubleshooting the computer lab, data entry, copying, scheduling, maintaining the space, re-stocking supplies, and other duties as assigned. We are always accepting applications but may not review them until an opening occurs.
QualificationsA qualified candidate will have customer service experience, be familiar with Microsoft Office including Word, Powerpoint, and Excel, and have a positive, friendly demeanor. Punctuality and reliability a must. Students with flexible schedules will be more highly prioritized. To apply: https://drexel.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3fRjZ66JyxXwPhX
Available Positions5
LocationCreese Student Center, 032
SupervisorSignore,Rebecca
rys26@drexel.edu
215-895-2223
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Athletic Equipment Room Assistant |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Freshman |
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Athletic Equipment Room Assistant |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDrexel University’s Athletic Equipment Staff invites applications for the work study position of Athletic Equipment Assistant. The Athletic Equipment Room is designed to enhance the experience of members of the Drexel Athletic Department’s, which includes student-athletes, coaches and staff members. The position will be dependent upon the student’s work study eligibility and require 4-20 hours/week, during the academic term(s). This position involves assisint with laundry, inventory, open/closing the athletic equipment room, and working athletic games/events when necessary.
QualificationsWill need to have work study and a desire to work / assist the athletic teams and department
Available Positions20
LocationDaskalakis Athletic Center and Vidas Athletic Complex, Athletic Equipment Room
SupervisorArmstrong,Brendan
bja63@drexel.edu
215 895 2320
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(Summer 2021) Welcome Center Assistant |
University City |
Other – Recreational Athletics |
Freshman |
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(Summer 2021) Welcome Center Assistant |
University City |
Other – Recreational Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionWelcome Center Assistant
Job Description and Specific Responsibilities
Assist in the regulation of patron access and troubleshoot any related issues that may arise
Learn and maintaining knowledge of all policies and procedures associated with Welcome Center and Drexel Recreation Center/Daskalaskis Athletic Center
Efficiently operate systems associated with the Welcome Center: Fusion, MPOS, EMS, Office 365, When2Work
Disseminate timely and accurate information about all areas within Recreational Athletics which includes Member Services, Group Exercise, Climbing Wall, Facilities, Intramural, Club Sports, and Fitness and Wellness
Engage in opportunities to positively impact the customer experience
Professionally communicating and answering questions face-to-face, via phone and/or email with all patrons
Sell Guest Passes and padlocks to patrons using Fusion and MPOS software
Distribute rental equipment on an as-needed basis
Conduct tours to prospective students, faculty/staff, and members
Assist with creating and managing squash court reservations
Take a proactive role in the cleanliness and upkeep of front desk area
Actively listen to member concerns and work to find the appropriate solution
Act as the liaison between members/students and the professional staff of Recreational Athletics
Maintain and share knowledge of facility programs and hours
Learn, understand, and promote Recreational Athletics programming and events
Attend bi-annual All Staff Training and area-specific trainings each term
Attend monthly meetings
Create a welcome, safe, and inclusive environment for all individuals
Fulfill other duties as assigned by the Coordinator of Member Services
QualificationsJob Specifications and Requirements Currently enrolled student at Drexel University and in good academic standing Ability to commit to working at least 3 to 4 hours per week Must be available to work some nights, weekends, holidays, and breaks Possess strong communication (verbal and written), interpersonal, and customer service skills Work efficiently with others Commit to working a recurring schedule for an entire term (11 consecutive weeks) Maintain a friendly and professional demeanor at all time Work well under multiple demands and pressure Have basic computer proficiency Be able to continually stand and walk during shifts
Available Positions12
LocationRecreation Center, Welcome Center
SupervisorButler,Tyisha
tnb36@drexel.edu
215-895-1484
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Lifeguard |
University City |
Other – Recreational Athletics |
Freshman |
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Lifeguard |
University City |
Other – Recreational Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionLifeguards ensure safety of all students and patrons while maintaining watch of the pool during open swim hours, club sports practices, and special events occurring in the pool area. *We are able to certify you if not already certified.
QualificationsLifeguards ensure safety of all students and patrons while maintaining watch of the pool during open swim hours, club sports practices, and special events occurring in the pool area. *We are able to certify you if not already certified.
Available Positions12
LocationRecreation Center, Aquatics Center
SupervisorBrown,Bridget
bbrown@drexel.edu
215-895-5915
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(Summer 2021) Fitness Floor Assistant |
University City |
Other – Recretional Athletics |
Freshman |
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(Summer 2021) Fitness Floor Assistant |
University City |
Other – Recretional Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionRecreation Assistant - Fitness Floor
Job Description and Specific Responsibilities
• Enforce recreation policies and procedures on the fitness floors, Rec basketball courts, group exercise
studios, and indoor track
• Create a welcome, safe, and inclusive environment for all individuals
• Recognize and respond to emergencies in accordance with the emergency action plan
• Report all incidents or injuries to the Building Supervisor on duty
• Develop a strong baseline level of fitness knowledge
• Guide patrons in proper use of equipment
• Spot patrons if needed
• Maintain knowledge of fitness classes, programs, and services and refer patrons to services
• Maintain a presentable atmosphere through the regular cleaning of equipment and workout space
• Deep clean and disinfect all equipment, including frame and difficult to reach areas
• Re-rack weights, placing them in the designated space. Verbally encourage patrons to do the same
• Check equipment for wear and signs of damage, test exercise equipment to ensure functionality
• Record and document all fitness equipment issues in the fitness floor binder
• Complete designated work and check-lists for each shift
• Move equipment and prepare group exercise studios for daily classes as needed
• Raise treadmill incline at closing time and lower incline at opening time
• Ensure safety of all patrons, prevent injuries by eliminating hazardous situations and behavior
• Create a welcome, safe, and inclusive environment for all individuals
• Attend pre-shift meetings five minutes prior to the beginning of each scheduled shift
• Attend bi-annual All Staff Training and two area-specific trainings each term
• Fulfill other duties as assigned by the Coordinator of Recreational Facilities
QualificationsJob Specifications and Requirements • Currently enrolled student at Drexel University and in good academic standing • Ability to commit to working a minimum of 6 hours a week to a max of 20 hours a week • Must be able to commit to working a recurring schedule for an entire 11 week term • Must be available to work early morning, evening, and weekend hours, including one break week • Must be able to safely lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly • Ability to work independently and maintain dependable and timely communication • Strong verbal communication skills • Excellent customer service skills required
Available Positions12
LocationRecreation Center, Fitness Floor
SupervisorOller,Patricia
po89@drexel.edu
215-895-3779
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Equipment Window Assistant |
University City |
Other – Recreational Athletics |
Freshman |
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Equipment Window Assistant |
University City |
Other – Recreational Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionEquipment Window Assistant
Job Description and Specific Responsibilities
• Enforce facility rules and regulations for both the Recreation Center and Daskalakis Athletic Center
• Distribute and collect Recreation Equipment through use of Fusion software
• Keep daily inventories and ensure the cleanliness of the Equipment Window storage area
• Organize, sanitize, and monitor condition of rental equipment
• Complete Equipment Log and Inventory ledgers
• Maintain and share knowledge of facility programs and hours
• Learn, understand, and promote Recreational Athletics programming and events
• Attend pre-shift meetings five minutes prior to the beginning of each scheduled shift
• Attend bi-annual All Staff Training and area-specific trainings each term
• Create a welcome, safe, and inclusive environment for all individuals
• Fulfill other duties as assigned by the Assistant Director or Facility & Operations Co-op
QualificationsJob Specifications and Requirements • Currently enrolled student at Drexel University and in good academic standing • Ability to commit to working a minimum of 6 hours to a max of 20 hours a week • Must be able to commit to working a recurring schedule for an entire 11 week term • Must be available to work some nights, weekends, holidays, and breaks • Strong organization and communication skills • Excellent customer service skills required
Available Positions12
LocationRecreation Center, Equipment Window
SupervisorOller,Patricia
po89@drexel.edu
215-895-3779
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Minecraft Learning Assistant |
University City |
Other – ExCITe Center |
Freshman |
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Minecraft Learning Assistant |
University City |
Other – ExCITe Center |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe ExCITe (Expressive & Creative Interaction Technologies) Center is Drexel University’s institute for transdisciplinary innovation and collaboration. Established in 2013, the ExCITe Center houses faculty research labs, K-12 outreach programs, a community engagement team, and multiple student interest groups.
The ExCITe Center seeks a student with a passion for Minecraft, teaching & learning, and community engagement. This position will serve as a Learning Assistant for our virtual Young Dragons summer camp for middle school students from the West Philadelphia Promise Neighborhood. Young Dragons 2021 is a four week virtual program, starting in late June and running through mid-July. We are particularly interested in candidates who have significant prior experience with Minecraft. As a Learning Assistant, you will support the development and implementation of science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM) learning activities within the virtual world of Minecraft, Pocket Edition (Bedrock). Working under our Program Manager, they will serve as a mentor to all participating students (ages 10-14) in the summer program. This position is part of the dynamic ExCITe community, helping to support and grow efforts across the Center.
QualificationsPrior experience with Minecraft (PC or PE/Bedrock); Ability to work independently towards long-term project goals; A commitment to rapid prototyping and iteration of projects for relentless improvement; Familiarity with collaboration tools (e.g., Slack, Trello, Google Drive); Prior K-12 teaching experience and familiarity with pedagogy a plus; Strong organizational skills, and particularly an attention to detail; Excellent written and verbal expressive communication skills; Transdisciplinary problem solving skills and the ability to collaborate with others from different disciplinary backgrounds; Ability to juggle multiple complex projects simultaneously; A highly developed sense of curiosity.
Available Positions1
LocationScience Center, 100
SupervisorReilly,Jillian
jmr548@drexel.edu
215-895-6635
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Engineering Lab Manager |
University City |
College of Engineering – CAE |
Pre-Junior |
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Engineering Lab Manager |
University City |
College of Engineering – CAE |
Pre-Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionManager the large environmental chamber system and research group website
QualificationsNI Labview, basic electrial knowledge, web editing
Available Positions1
LocationBossone, 107
SupervisorLo,Liang Chung
james.lo@drexel.edu
2153710560
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Communications Work Study |
University City |
Kline School of Law – Communications |
Freshman |
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Communications Work Study |
University City |
Kline School of Law – Communications |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDrexel University Kline School of Law’s marketing and communications team seeks a detail-oriented work study student who can create/publish web pages and provide general support for the law school’s digital initiatives. The ideal candidate is comfortable organizing information, editing text for clarity, and using HTML to structure web content. The position is remote and will report to Kline Law’s Director of Digital Strategy.
Preferred skills and experience
• Experience publishing web pages using a content management system
• Basic knowledge of HTML
• Writing, editing and/or proofreading experience
• Photo editing
QualificationsExperience publishing web pages using a content management system. Basic knowledge of HTML. Writing, editing and/or proofreading experience and photo editing.
Available Positions1
LocationKline Law School, 130
SupervisorO'Malley,Olivia
oah25@drexel.edu
2155714751
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ISSS: Administrative Aide/Receptionist |
University City |
Other – International Students and Scholars Services |
Freshman |
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ISSS: Administrative Aide/Receptionist |
University City |
Other – International Students and Scholars Services |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of International Students and Scholars Services (ISSS) seeks an Administrative Aide/Receptionist to perform a variety of clerical tasks in the ISSS suite. This position greets all guests who enter the ISSS department and assists in office management. Recurring duties may include but aren’t limited to: answering telephone calls, taking messages, maintaining lobby area, filing/photocopying, running errands on campus, assisting all departments whom share Suite 222 in Main Building, and other duties as assigned. This position will report to the Administrative Coordinator and the Associate Director of ISSS.
QualificationsExperience working with diverse groups within a university setting, ability to maintain confidentiality, technologically proficient, professional working demeanor, and exceptional customer service skills. Ability to work independently and with others. Must possess excellent communication, organizational, and time management skills.
Available Positions2
LocationMain Building, Suite 222
SupervisorISSS Logon
isss@drexel.edu
215-895-2502
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REMOTE - Senior Design Coordinator Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
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REMOTE - Senior Design Coordinator Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job Description--This Position Is Remote--
Assist the MEM senior design coordinator with office tasks associated the maintenance of Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanic's Senior Design Program. Tasks may include limited writing, support of website design (no html/coding experience), design of flyers and announcements, educational research and various office tasks to support the Senior Design Coordinator in the performance of her duties.
QualificationsFamilar with Word, Interested in Website Layout, skill with Adobe Creative Suite is a plus
Available Positions1
LocationAlumni Labs, 172E
SupervisorAtchison,Jennifer
jennifer.s.atchison@drexel.edu
215.895.5870
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Psychology |
Sophomore |
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Psychology |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionWe are seeking an administrative assistant for a mother-infant perinatal mental intensive outpatient program (Mother Baby Connections) at the College of Arts and Sciences (CoAS). Responsibilities include patient scheduling, communicating with patients, monitoring patient and therapist activities, transitioning patients to a variety of therapies, and assisting patients to complete online mental health surveys. Responsibilities also include taking minutes for team care coordination meetings and patient navigation (solution-focused planning with patients to optimize attendance, monitoring patient symptoms, progress and functioning; and coordinating discharge planning).
QualificationsThe position requires an individual who is efficient, communicates well with others, has good organizational and critical thinking skills, and is comfortable seeking assistance from supervisors when needed. We are looking for an individual who is passionate about promoting optimal mental health among mothers with mental health problems and their infants, and would like to be part of a strong team of perinatal mental health researchers.
Available Positions2
LocationStratton, NA
SupervisorGeller,Pamela
pg27@drexel.edu
215.553.7117
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Assitant to the Director for Graduate Recruitment |
Center City |
College of Engineering – Dean's Office |
Freshman |
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Assitant to the Director for Graduate Recruitment |
Center City |
College of Engineering – Dean's Office |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssist the Director for Graduate Recruitment with managing applicant data to create reports, workbooks and presentations. The Assistant will aslo help with upcoming gradaute recrutment events.
QualificationsExcel and Power Point, ablity to email professionally and work in the Dean's office.
Available Positions2
LocationLeBow Engineering, 239
SupervisorLevin,Sherry
sdl56@drexel.edu
215-280-4981
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Graphics Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Marketing and Communications |
Sophomore |
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Graphics Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Marketing and Communications |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Graphic Designer at Drexel University’s College of Engineering helps the Marketing and Communication department at the College of Engineering with the creation of visual content for the College. The role will help to maintain a strong visual identity and present a consistent and professional image to all external and internal constituents. Projects range from social media graphics, updates to brochures, flyers, posters, t-shirts to advertisements and more. Temporarily remote work.
QualificationsAdobe programs proficiency - graphic design. Photography, motion graphics a plus.
Available Positions1
LocationLebow Annex, 239
SupervisorBranscom,Yael
ylb23@drexel.edu
215-534-5433
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Drexel Athletics Game Operations |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Freshman |
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Drexel Athletics Game Operations |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDrexel Athletics is looking for work study students to work our home games during the 2021 seasons at Vidas Athletic Complex (43rd & Powelton Ave). Positions include ball runners, staff check-in, and music operator. All City and University COVID-19 regulations, protocols and guidelines are followed.
QualificationsWork Study
Available Positions10
LocationVidas Athletic Complex, N/A
SupervisorCampbell,Allison
avc29@drexel.edu
2158956375
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(YEAR ROUND) Field Hockey Videographer and Performance Assistant |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Pre-Junior |
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(YEAR ROUND) Field Hockey Videographer and Performance Assistant |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Pre-Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionFilm home games and some practices. Code and analyze game and practice film. Possibiity of basic Polar Warch data analysis as well. Must be comfortable filming from heights. This position may start immediately. Preseason begins August 11th and the season continues through November. Film analysis may continue through the off-season.
QualificationsNo previous experience needed. Scissor lift training is required and training in the film analysis will be provided. Familiarity with general sport concepts preferred but not required.
Available Positions2
LocationVidas Athletic Complex/Buckley Field, N/A
SupervisorHitchens,Elizabeth
hitchens@drexel.edu
215-895-6448
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Strategic Communications and Marketing Assistant |
University City |
Other – Communications and Marketing |
Freshman |
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Strategic Communications and Marketing Assistant |
University City |
Other – Communications and Marketing |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Communications & Marketing (C&M) Department is responsible for strategic direction and creative execution for the University’s messaging. Work studies would assist the C&M Department in the areas of project management and strategic planning. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
• Assistance with project creation, project development (video and photo shoots, creative materials, campaign planning, etc.)
• Contributing strategic insights during department campaign planning sessions
• Partnering with the social media team to curate online content
• Communicating with university clients to deliver and execute projects
• Managing, tracking, and consolidating project inventories
• Streamlining the project creation, project inventory, and various operational and planning processes
• And general assistance with the everyday administrative needs of the team
QualificationsStrong verbal and written communication skills; Interest in the field of integrated marketing; Working knowledge of or interest in emerging trends in marketing and higher education; Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365 (Excel, Word, Outlook, etc.); Organization skills; Reliable schedule; Self-starter; Good work ethic.
Available Positions4
LocationMain Building, 308
SupervisorMcNeil,Vince
vem36@drexel.edu
(215)-895-6181
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Academic Office Assistant/Receptionist |
University City |
Goodwin College of Professional Studies – Goodwin College of Professional Studies |
Freshman |
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Academic Office Assistant/Receptionist |
University City |
Goodwin College of Professional Studies – Goodwin College of Professional Studies |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Goodwin College of Professional Studies is seeking work-study students to serve as an office assistant/receptionist during our business hours Monday through Friday, 9:00am – 5:00pm. The responsibilities include full front desk coverage, greeting students and other visitors, answering telephone calls and taking messages, filing, photocopying, running errands on campus, and other duties as assigned. Multiple students are hired to ensure continuous coverage at the reception desk.
QualificationsExperience working with diverse groups within a university setting, ability to maintain confidentiality information in a professional manner, professional working demeanor, and professional phone and email etiquette. Students are expected to be reliable and punctual. Ability to work independently and with others.
Available Positions5
LocationGerri C. LeBow Hall, 3rd Fl. , 370
SupervisorBerberene,Alba
ab43@drexel.edu
2158952162
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Westphal Creative Ambassador |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Office of the Dean |
Sophomore |
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Westphal Creative Ambassador |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Office of the Dean |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Westphal College of Media Arts & Design Dean’s Office is seeking to build a team of ambitious and innovative Creative Ambassadors to elevate, enhance and strategize Westphal’s core social media accounts.
Reporting to the Director of Communications & Events and Communications Specialist, this Federal Work Study position will help manage day-to-day posts, conceptualize and create published content (including but not limited to photos, videos, graphics and copy) and monitor community engagement and feedback.
The ideal candidate will have superlative photography, videoing editing, oral and written communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and will be an active and avid consumer of social media trends and innovations. A Westphal Creative Ambassador will:
- Conceptualize and create engaging photo and video content for Westphal’s core Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram accounts (@drexelwestphal)
- Work closely with the Director of Communications & Events and Communications Specialist to repurpose existing content for social media
- Maintain a comprehensive social media content calendar to keep track of upcoming important dates and events, content requests and social copy
- Pitch content, initiatives, and strategies to leadership to raise the bar for engagement
- Stay up to date on trends and other factors that influence social reach and engagement
- Offer creative ideas to keep Westphal’s social media presence professional and informative while also exciting and engaging
- Have fun engaging with the University’s many constituencies
This position will begin in spring term.
Location: Position is remote.
Special Instructions for Applicants:
Please submit your resume and a personal statement to Vivianna Bermudez at vb375@drexel.edu Friday, March 12, 2021.
QualificationsApplicant must have Federal Work Study; Applicant must be a current Drexel University student; Comprehensive knowledge of social media best practices; Ability to work independently and collaboratively while adhering to tight deadlines; Strong photography and video editing skills; Excellent oral and written communication skills; Exceptional project management and organizational skills; Familiarity with graphic design and/or digital media a plus; Knowledge of popular mobile apps and editing programs a plus
Available Positions3
Location3501 Market Street, 1A 10B
SupervisorBermudez,Vivianna
vb375@drexel.edu
215-895-1029
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Desk Assistant (Towers Hall) |
University City |
Other – Housing & Residence Life |
Freshman |
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Desk Assistant (Towers Hall) |
University City |
Other – Housing & Residence Life |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe primary role of the Desk Assistant (DA) is to monitor access to the Residence Halls, provide quality customer service to individuals throughout the residence hall, and provide administrative and clerical support to the Residential Desk Coordinators (RDC) and Assistant Director/Resident Director (AD/RD). The student will also ensure safety measures are adhered to (i.e. wearing a mask upon entry into the residence hall, monitoring social distancing in the lobby area).
QualificationsMust have Federal work study funds. Positive and friendly attitude. No experience neccesary. The shifts available include week days, week nights, and weekend shifts. Schedule flexible dependent on class schedule.
Available Positions10
LocationTowers Hall, Front Desk 1st Floor , First Floor
SupervisorMcCoy,Taj
itm26@drexel.edu
215-571-3028
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Story Medicine Video Editor |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English and Philosophy |
Freshman |
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Story Medicine Video Editor |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English and Philosophy |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDrexel Story Medicine creates original entertainment and enrichment content for kids will illness and disability. What we seek are video story tellers to help us edit content for those who need it most. Specifically, we are looking for a student with the skills to edit animated read aloud storybooks for a new YouTube channel. (5-10hrs/wk)
QualificationsExperience with Adobe Premiere Pro and Audition preferred; Proficient understanding of video editing; Proficiency in digital file organization and data wrangling
Available Positions1
LocationRemote Work, Remote Work
SupervisorEve,Nomi
nae28@drexel.edu
nae28@drexel.edu
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Drexel Hillel Program & Office Assistant |
University City |
Other – Student Life |
Freshman |
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Drexel Hillel Program & Office Assistant |
University City |
Other – Student Life |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDrexel Hillel is seeking a work study student to assist in-person for our Friday programming and general organization of the Perelman Center building. Responsibilities will include preparing to-go bags for meals, importing data entry, emailing reminders, accepting packages, inventorying our supplies, and organizing our storage closets. Must be available in-person Friday mornings from 9-11am and willing to get weekly COVID tests.
This position will report to Hannah Rosenberg, Director of Engagement, and Anna Caplan, Finance, HR, and Office Manager
QualificationsExcellent communication and organization skills.
Available Positions1
LocationPerelman Center for Jewish Life, N/A
SupervisorWilliams,Morgan
hrosenberg@drexelhillel.com
215-895-2531
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Student Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Department of Design |
Junior |
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Student Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Department of Design |
Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationJunior
Job DescriptionAssist with information-gathering related to Bioinspired Design potential of specimens in the Academy of Natural Sciences. Provide organizational support related to design course preparations.
QualificationsCoMAD Student. Strong Product Design or Graphic Design students preferred. Strong skills in information organization and visualization. Experience in project management. Available to perform off-site and in-person data-gathering at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia during weekdays. Skills in Excel, Illustrator, InDesign, and Sketchup. Experience with bio-inspired design is a plus.
Available Positions1
LocationURBN Center and Academy of Natural Sciences, 310
SupervisorGerondelis,Ann
aig38@drexel.edu
215-895-2412
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Office Assistants |
University City |
Other – Housing and Residence Life |
Freshman |
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Office Assistants |
University City |
Other – Housing and Residence Life |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of Housing and Residence Life is looking for students to serve as office assistants. The office is open Monday- Friday from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. The responsibilities include office greeting all guests and other visitors, answering phone calls and questions about housing, and taking messages, filing, running errands, and other duties or tasks assigned.
QualificationsApplicants must be reliable and dependable
Available Positions3
LocationTower Hall , Suite 118
SupervisorGeiger,Kaira
kg3238@drexel.edu
215.895.6405
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LADDER Lab Research Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Psychology |
Freshman |
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LADDER Lab Research Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Psychology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThis work study position will involve (1) completing literature searches and creating a reference management database, (2) data entry, (3) data verification, (4) assisting with research papers, and (5) attending lab meetings and meetings with supervisors as needed.
QualificationsDrexel Psychology Student
Available Positions1
LocationStratton Hall, 211
SupervisorLee,Nancy
nrl39@drexel.edu
215-895-2937
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Medical Liaison |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering & Mechanics |
Graduate Student |
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Medical Liaison |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering & Mechanics |
Graduate Student |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThe Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Group (TAMG, PI: Dr. Antonios Kontsos) within the Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics Department at Drexel University has a position available for an individual interested in pursuing medical device research. The position would include utilizing clinical information in device development and conducting testing. The project involves cross collaboration between the engineering and medical fields, and the ideal candidate should be self-motivated with a background in engineering or clinical science.
QualificationsMedical Student
Available Positions1
LocationAlumni Laboratories, AEL 074
SupervisorKontsos,Antonios
ak866@drexel.edu
215-895-2297
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Administrative Assistant for Cell2Society Aging Research Network |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Dean's Office |
Sophomore |
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Administrative Assistant for Cell2Society Aging Research Network |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Dean's Office |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionDr. Rose Ann DiMaria-Ghalili is seeking an administrative assistant to support the Cell2Society Aging Research Network. Students will work 5-20 hours a week on a flexible schedule. Students would focus on the administrative tasks related to the activities of the Cell2Society Network. These include: project management, working with the team to schedule focus group interviews, appropriately, organizing materials and documents, performing literature searches, assisting with team meetings, interviews, and events. Office clerical tasks include proofreading, scanning and printing documents, handling reference material and creating appropriate citations using software. Interested candidates should send a resume and brief description of their interest to Zach Hathaway at zrh28@drexel.edu.
QualificationsFamiliarity with MS Office programs. Attention to detail. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Ability to handle confidential matters. Perform in a friendly and professional demeanor. Ideal candidates have a major in nursing and strong interest in aging.
Available Positions1
Locationremote work until able to return to campus (1601 Cherry Street), 10th floor
SupervisorDiMaria-Ghalili,Rose
rad83@drexel.edu
2152643776
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IT Help Desk Support Associate |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Westphal IT |
Sophomore |
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IT Help Desk Support Associate |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Westphal IT |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe IT Help Desk Associate will assist in the daily operations of the Westphal IT help desk: provide courteous and prompt service to walk-in clients, support calls, and help desk tickets; resolve common technical issues and accurately document steps taken; check-out, return, and reserve IT equipment for Westphal faculty, staff, and students; maintain and clean computer labs; and other related duties as assigned. Flexible Hours, per student availability (8:00am–7:00pm Monday through Friday, Saturday and Sunday hours as needed).
Qualifications• Must possess excellent customer service, interpersonal and communication skills (written and oral). • Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Cloud applications • Demonstrated knowledge and experience supporting users, workstations, printers, and mobile devices in a Microsoft Windows environment. • Ability to respond to both common technical inquiries from customers, clients or internal employees in a timely and thoughtful manner. • Ability to work independently on assigned tasks. • Willingness to learn and support new systems and applications. • Professional attitude and work habits.
Available Positions4
LocationURBN Center, 132
SupervisorRuggiero,Gregory
gjr38@drexel.edu
215-895-4222
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Print Center Attendant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Westphal IT |
Freshman |
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Print Center Attendant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Westphal IT |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Print Center Attendant will assist in the daily operations of the Westphal College Print Center: provide courteous and prompt service to customers; manage the print queue and print customer documents; assist customers with file preparation and print submission process; inventory, stock, and replace printer/copier supplies; and other related duties as assigned. Flexible Hours, per student availability (8:00am–8:00pm Monday through Friday, 10:00am–4:00pm Saturday and Sunday).
Qualifications• Must possess excellent customer service, interpersonal and communication skills (written and oral). • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Cloud applications and demonstrated knowledge and experience supporting printers. • Demonstrated ability to work successfully with a diverse group of customers and communicate effectively with all levels of the organization. • Professional attitude and work habits.
Available Positions4
LocationURBN Center, 140
SupervisorRuggiero,Gregory
gjr38@drexel.edu
215-895-4222
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Student Writer |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
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Student Writer |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionBrainstorm and recommend articles to be published on MEM website
Research content
Interview students, faculty and alumni
Create draft articles for publishing on MEM website
Prepare e-newsletter copy and format for Constant Contact e-newsletters
Work independently or in a small group in conjunction with MEM's Manager, Outreach and Development
QualificationsMust be able to write proficiently in the English language
Available Positions1
LocationRandell, 115
SupervisorSchweizer,Nathan
es3343@drexel.edu
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Software Development Assistant - Discord |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
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Software Development Assistant - Discord |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionUse Python to create a bot that can be used to manage membership of departmental Discord server
Manage implementation and ongoing troubleshooting
QualificationsCoding experience required; Python coding experience strongly preferred; Must be able to work independently and in groups
Available Positions1
LocationRandell, 115
SupervisorSchweizer,Nathan
nps46@drexel.edu
215-571-4354
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Social Media Data Sciences - Twitter |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
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Social Media Data Sciences - Twitter |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAccess Twitter API to download usage data for departmental and college twitter accounts using RStudio
Perform exploratory data analysis (possibly including social network analysis https://ericbrewe.com/courses/rforsna/)
Create R Shiny apps to support departmental student activities
Create R Shiny apps to display derived analytics data
QualificationsSome coding experience required; Interest in R, R Shiny, ggplot2, and/or data science is required; Experience with R/R Shiny preferred but not required; Must be able to work independently and with teams
Available Positions1
LocationRandell, 115
SupervisorSchweizer,Nathan
nps46@drexel.edu
215-571-4354
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Web Analytics Specialist |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
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Web Analytics Specialist |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionUse available tools to perform comparative analysis of departmental and competitor website, focusing on content creation and success indicators.
QualificationsFamiliarity with Google Analytics and other Google analysis tools and free/open source web BI services is preferred; Demonstrated experience with similar projects is highly preferred
Available Positions1
LocationRandell, 115
SupervisorSchweizer,Nathan
nps46@drexel.edu
215-571-4354
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Social Media Manager - Discord |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
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Social Media Manager - Discord |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDuties involve
- Creation and implementation of a leveling system for the MEM departmental Discord server (MEE6 or otherwise)
- Design and implementation of activities and promotions on the MEM server to include give aways, games, group game sessions, study groups, Q&As, recruiting events, Chuck Norris jokes, and other fun/community-building activities
- Iteratively search for newest practices and technologies on popular Discord servers and evaluate them for implementation on MEM departmental server
QualificationsExperience using Discord is required, Demonstrated experience building a Discord server is highly preferred
Available Positions1
LocationRandell, 115
SupervisorSchweizer,Nathan
nps46@drexel.edu
215-571-4354
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Reporting and Data Integrity Assistant |
University City |
Other – Office of Institutional Advancement |
Sophomore |
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Reporting and Data Integrity Assistant |
University City |
Other – Office of Institutional Advancement |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe reporting and data integrity assistant will provide support to the Prospect Management & Analytics team within the Office of Institutional Advancement. Responsibilities will include the preparation of prospect management reports using Microsoft Word and Excel; assisting with research projects that involve using online databases and compiling data in spreadsheets; and other duties as assigned.
QualificationsFamiliar with Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, Outlook) Excellent verbal and written communication Detail oriented with excellent time management skills Interest in data analysis
Available Positions2
LocationMain , 310
SupervisorDiNunzio,Alison
amd575@drexel.edu
215.895.2198
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Story Medicine Animator |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English & Philosophy |
Sophomore |
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Story Medicine Animator |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English & Philosophy |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionStory Medicine has shifted its focus to the creation of digital content for its viewers. Due to Covid-19, Story Medicine has adapted in order to reach a wider audience with engaging content. What we seek are ambitious and highly creative animators/video story tellers to help us create content for those who need it most.
Requirements:
· Proficient in Adobe After Effects and Photoshop
o Some experience with Adobe Premiere Pro and Audition preferred
o Animation/Editing/VFX reel highly recommended
· Basic understanding of video editing and animation principles
· Familiarity with DSLR and other film cameras
· Experience in education, theatre, writing, or similar field
· Proficiency in digital file organization and data wrangling
Qualifications · Proficient in Adobe After Effects and Photoshop o Some experience with Adobe Premiere Pro and Audition preferred o Animation/Editing/VFX reel highly recommended · Basic understanding of video editing and animation principles · Familiarity with DSLR and other film cameras · Experience in education, theatre, writing, or similar field · Proficiency in digital file organization and data wrangling
Available Positions1
LocationMacAlister (Remote), (Remote)
SupervisorEve,Nomi
nae28
nae28
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Jr. Dragon Support Program Student Specialist |
University City |
Other – Human Resources |
Freshman |
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Jr. Dragon Support Program Student Specialist |
University City |
Other – Human Resources |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Department of Human Resources is hiring up to 25 Federal Work Study students to support an exciting new benefit offered to benefit-eligible faculty and professional staff. Students are needed to support with all four core components of the program as detailed below. This is an excellent opportunity for students interested in business, management, human resources, education, or youth development.
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the university acknowledges the challenges that Drexel University employees with children in the home are facing. The Department of Human Resources is pleased to offer the Jr. Dragon Support Program as a resource to benefit-eligible professional staff and faculty beginning on October 19, 2020. To be eligible for this benefit, employees must have an active benefit-eligible faculty or professional staff position and be the parent or guardian of at least one child in K-12th grade. Core Program Components:
This program will offer four core components for employees of children in K-12th grade. Employees may take advantage of as few or as many program components as determined by their family's needs.
1. Individual Tutoring/Coaching with Drexel Students (scheduled at your family's convenience for support with coursework/homework, general tutoring, or mentorship)
2. Open Hours with Drexel Students (children may pop in at selected times to receive live support with coursework/homework)
3. Live Enrichment Sessions (calendar of live sessions offered by various Drexel departments, opportunities for parents/guardians and for children)
4. Resource Library (cultivated list of internal and external resources for learning, mental health, time management, and more)
QualificationsThis opportunity is open to all students with Federal Work Study funding. Clearances for interacting with minors and mandated reporter training will be required. To apply, please complete an application here: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=-uZkNr1HpkWWcIxPCA-Mpu-iBbm-hN9Ar_J_wZITFNJUOVZWVlpBRTVIUlJHRUw3SlI5QzZSVjZQTy4u
Available Positions25
LocationThis position is remote for at least the Fall 2020 term., Remote
SupervisorRegetta,Katie
kab356@drexel.edu
215.895.1625 (email preferred)
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology |
Graduate Student |
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionAssist in construction, troubleshooting, testing and analysis of new electrode designs for research and potential clinical applications.
QualificationsExperience with electrode construction, MATLAB and coding, medical neuroscience coursework.
Available Positions1
LocationQL, 275
SupervisorGiszter,Simon
sg33@drexel.edu
215 991 8412
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Graphic Design |
Center City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – College of Engineering |
Sophomore |
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Graphic Design |
Center City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – College of Engineering |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Graphic Designer at Drexel University’s College of Engineering helps the Marketing and Communication department at the College of Engineering with the creation of visual content for the College. The role will help to maintain a strong visual identity, and present a consistent and professional image to all external and internal constituents. Projects range from social media graphics, updates to brochures, flyers, posters, t-shirts to advertisements and more. Temporarily remote work.
QualificationsDesign major
Available Positions1
LocationLeBow Engineering Center, Annex
SupervisorBranscom,Yael
ylb23@drexel.edu
215-534-5433
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThe person selected for this job will assist the lab manager in routine lab maintenance including changing printer cartridges, organizing dishes for washing, putting new supplies away, attending to clutter in the lab, ordering paper towels, etc. This person will also assist other lab members, as needed, in data gathering and analysis from microscopy-based experiments, in growing up DNA constructs, and in sectioning samples at the microtome.
QualificationsDegree in neuroscience, biology or another relevant field. The person selected for this job must be compliant with environmental health and safety guidelines, and learn/execute laboratory procedures as instructed.
Available Positions1
LocationQueen Lane, 185
SupervisorBaas,Peter
pwb22@drexel.edu
215-991-8298
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionWe are looking for a part-time laboratory assistant to undertake a variety of laboratory procedures, including maintaining a transgenic mouse colony and running quantitative real-time PCR testing. This will involve breeding and genotyping mice and maintaining relevant records, as well as extracting RNA from animal tissues and preparing and testing cDNA in PCR reactions. Over time, the person will work independently on these tasks.
QualificationsDegree in biology, chemistry, or relevant field. The individual should be proficient in standard methods of data entry and recordkeeping (paper and electronic), be compliant with environmental health and safety guidelines, execute laboratory testing according to standard procedures, and record and report observations.
Available Positions2
LocationQueen Lane, 168
SupervisorBarson,Jessica
jrb455@drexel.edu
215-991-8848
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English and Philosophy |
Sophomore |
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English and Philosophy |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Communications Asst. offers administrative support for the Director of MFA in Creative Writing in the Department of English and Philosophy.
Work location: Remote until the university returns to normal operations.
Familiarity and facility with graphic design concepts and programs (Photoshop, Canva, Illustrator).
Intermediate understanding of Wordpress and site development using various plugins, specifically Elementor.
A willingness to learn new things.
Great communication skills and a self-starter.
Good time management.
Understanding of Microsoft Teams and Zoom.
Willing to receive constructive criticism, and also willing to discuss your work as a whole to see how you can improve a project.
Enjoying taking on new tasks, and creative problem solving.
Enjoying coming up with new ideas and pitching new concepts in brainstorming meetings.
Able to work alone and also in a group.
Good at self-directing your work, and following up regularly with those you work with to keep them updated on progress.
To apply or find out more information, please contact Nomi Eve, Director of the MFA Program, at nae28@drexel.edu.
QualificationsWordpress/Copy Editing/On-line data gathering/some graphic design experience
Available Positions1
LocationMacAlister Hall, room 5027
SupervisorEve,Nomi
nae28@drexel.edu
215-895-1822
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Digital Navigator Representative |
University City |
Other – ExCITe Center |
Freshman |
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Digital Navigator Representative |
University City |
Other – ExCITe Center |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe ExCITe (Expressive & Creative Interaction Technologies) Center is Drexel University’s hub for transdisciplinary innovation and collaboration. Established in 2013, the ExCITe Center houses faculty research labs, K-12 outreach programs, a community engagement team, and multiple student interest groups.
Interested in helping close the digital divide? The Digital Navigator program is designed to assist the local community, around Drexel University, with information on Internet access and basic technical support issues. Digital Navigators will provide assistance with technological issues, finding affordable providers and finding available resources during Covid-19. This is a part time workstudy position (5hrs/wk) that requires the use of zendesk to answer requests from clients in the community.
QualificationsStrong customer service and communication skills, strong organizational skills for keeping records updated and tracking communications with residents, self-motivated with the ability to work independently, ability to learn new software to complete tasks, experience with working in a customer service environment, some experience in working with zendesk or other ticketing systems, ability to research and problem solve
Available Positions1
Location3401 Market Street, Suite 100
SupervisorStutzman,Andrew
astutzman@drexel.edu
215-895-6635
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Graphic Design Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Graphic Design |
Freshman |
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Graphic Design Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Graphic Design |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssisting with lab and equipment maintenance, picking up office mail and delivering mail to the Photo program as needed, posting flyers and info, assisting with hanging student work, assisting faculty and staff as needed, general assistance to Media Arts Department.
QualificationsCoMAD student, graphic design students preferred, Apple computer knowledge, available for hours M-F between 9am and 4pm.
Available Positions1
LocationURBN Center, 4A10
SupervisorRees,William
wbr24@drexel.edu
215-895-1836
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThe person selected for this job will practice standard methods in neurobiology research and be expected to handle, breed and euthanize rodents. These methods include preparing DNA and RNA from animal tissues and making cDNA from the latter for testing in qPCR reactions. In addition, this person will be responsible for breeding genetically unique mice. Over time, the person will work independently on these tasks.
QualificationsDegree in biology, chemistry or relevant field. The individual should be proficient in standard methods of data entry and recordkeeping (paper and electronic), should be compliant with environmental health and safety guidelines, execute laboratory testing according to standard procedures, record and report observations.
Available Positions2
LocationQueen Lane, 184
SupervisorDetloff,Megan
mrd64@drexel.edu
215-991-8286
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Instructional Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Graduate Student |
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Instructional Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Graduate Student |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThis position will assist in the delivery of biology laboratory classes. Various duties will include: supervision of undergraduates students, grading of laboratory assignments, preperation of laboratory reagents and materials and, if needed, asssit with the delivery of online laboratory classes. Additional duties may be assigned as needed.
QualificationsA graduate student with a background in Biology or closely related field. Teaching experience a plus.
Available Positions2
LocationPISB, 205
SupervisorMcDonald,Matthew
mtm35@drexel.edu
215-895-1457
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WordPress Site Editor |
University City |
College of Engineering – Computing and Technical Services |
Freshman |
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WordPress Site Editor |
University City |
College of Engineering – Computing and Technical Services |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionWe're looking for a student who can assist with migrating and maintaining a number of WordPress sites in use by various College of Engineering research groups. The ideal candidates will be experienced with the basics of WordPress, and have experience with manipulating text and images for presentation on the web.
QualificationsWorking knowledge of WordPress
Available Positions2
LocationBossone (Remote), 614
SupervisorMarx,Andrew
atm26@drexel.edu
215 895 6352
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Administrative Assistant for Urban Sexuality Lab |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Sociology |
Sophomore |
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Administrative Assistant for Urban Sexuality Lab |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Sociology |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionDr. Jason Orne in the Department of Sociology is seeking an administrative assistant to assist with the Drexel Urban Sexuality Lab (see https://www.urbansexualitylab.com/ for more information). Students will work 5-10 hours a week on a flexible schedule. Students would focus on the administrative tasks related to the lab. These include: project management such as writing plans, working with the team to allocate resources appropriately, organizing materials and documents, scheduling Dr. Orne, Urban Sexuality Lab, and project’s participants for meetings, interviews, and events. Office clerical tasks include proofreading, scanning and printing documents, handling reference material and creating appropriate citations using software. Interested candidates should send a resume and brief description of their interest to the lab manager, Nina Olney, at neo23@drexel.edu.
QualificationsFamiliarity with MS Office programs. Attention to detail. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Ability to handle confidential matters. Perform in a friendly and professional demeanor. Ideal candidates have a major/minor or interest in the social sciences, and familiarity with project management systems such as Agile or Shape up, and office programs like Slack, Notion, or other project and knowledge management software.
Available Positions1
LocationRemote, Remote
SupervisorOrne,Jason
jo466@Drexel.edu
210-748-4948
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Tissue Engineering Lab Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Eningeering & Mechanics |
Freshman |
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Tissue Engineering Lab Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Eningeering & Mechanics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe student will assist the lab advisor and graduate students with various kinds of lab works. These works include, but not limited to, mechanical parts fabrication, biochemical reagents preparation, 3D printer programming, and lab hardware preparation. The advisor will be responsible for training the student.
QualificationsDrexel student with Science, Engineering, or Biomedical Eningeering Major. Highly motivated, being eager to learn new skills and techniques.
Available Positions1
LocationBossone Reseach Center, 520
SupervisorHan,Li-Hsin
lh573@drexel.edu
512-293-3590
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Communications Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Materials Science & Engineering |
Sophomore |
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Communications Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Materials Science & Engineering |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Department of Materials Science and Engineering is seeking a work-study student to assist with department communications. Responsibilities include:
Assisting with MailChimp campaigns
Posting department news and other updates to the department website through Sitecore
Assisting with social media planning and content
Maintaining lists of department metrics including publications, awards, and patents
Assisting with production of Infonet and department monitor content
QualificationsKnowledge of InDesign, Hootsuite or MailChimp a plus. Training in all necessary platforms will be provided.
Available Positions1
LocationLeBow Engineering (Building 27), 344
SupervisorBlake,Sean
seb353@drexel.edu
215-895-6644
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Animation & VFX Lab Tutor |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Digital Media |
Freshman |
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Animation & VFX Lab Tutor |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Digital Media |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionLab tutors have set hours in a designated lab where they are available to assist lower-level students with animation related course work. This can involve explaining assignment goals, answering questions related to course material, and assisting with troubleshooting.
QualificationsUndergraduate or Graduate students are welcome. Undergrad students must have received a B or higher in ANIM 141 and ANIM 212.
Available Positions2
LocationURBN Center, URBN 125
SupervisorBridges,Milady
msb369@drexel.edu
215-895-2554
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Graduate School Office Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences & Prof Studies |
Freshman |
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Graduate School Office Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences & Prof Studies |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionStudent workers needed to assist the staff in the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences office. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: photocopying, filing, computer work, typing, answering the telephone and interacting with students.
QualificationsOffice experience preferred
Available Positions1
LocationNCB, 245 N 15th St, 4-104 NCB
SupervisorKaplan,Martha
mk62@drexel.edu
215-762-8219
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Communications Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English and Philosophy |
Sophomore |
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Communications Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – English and Philosophy |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job Description• This part-time administrative assistant offers administrative support for the MFA in Creative Writing in the Department of English and Philosophy and the Story Medicine Course (WRIT 215), including: •Assistance with design and production of student profiles and support for the MFA literary magazine. •Other duties include design and dissemination of a biweekly newsletter for MFA students that shares information on submission information publication or production opportunities, and artist residency application information. Other duties as requested by the program administrator. This position also offers support for the Drexel Publishing Group, including: •Assistance with DPB publications •Ad copy, flyer design, and other promotional material
• The assistant will use skills in: • Writing, communication, and general literacy skills • Photoshop • Wordpress • Social media competency and website maintenance • Copy-editing • Logistics and planning
QualificationsWordpress/Copy Editing/On-line data gathering/some graphic design experience
Available Positions1
LocationMAcAlister Hall, 5027
SupervisorEve,Nomi
nae28@drexel.edu
215-895-1822
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Animal Technician |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Pharmacology and Physiology |
Freshman |
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Animal Technician |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Pharmacology and Physiology |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionA part time animal technician position is available at Dr. Sato’s laboratory (psatolab.org), Department of Pharmacology and Physiology at Drexel University College of Medicine. In addition to animal work, candidate will have the opportunity to learn genotyping as well as interacting with other senior researchers in the lab and participate in lab meetings and journal clubs
QualificationsPursuing a bachelors degree in the areas of biological, chemical or animal sciences. Prior research experience preferred but not required. Must be highly organized, dedicated, and punctual. Candidate must be willing to work independently and on teams. Ability to effectively communicate with the PI and members of the team on the projects and animal welfare is required.
Available Positions1
LocationNew College Building, 8119
SupervisorSato,Priscila
pys26@drexel.edu
215-762-8170
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CNHP Student Recruitment Professional |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – CNHP Student Affairs |
Freshman |
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CNHP Student Recruitment Professional |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – CNHP Student Affairs |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDescription:
This student work study position is a very customer-service oriented job! The student will be responsible for answering prospective student phone calls and emails, answering general admissions questions, and periodically participating in campus tours for visitors, and occasionally giving input of opinion of recruitment publications and videos. Other duties as directed.
QualificationsWe need someone fun who loves Drexel as much as we do! You must be able to communicate professionally in-person, by phone or via email with prospective students! Sales experience and/or promotional ability is a plus!
Available Positions5
LocationThree Parkway, 1005
SupervisorDeanna Schaffer
DeannaSchaffer@drexel0.onmicrosoft.com
267-359-5663
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CNHP Student Recruitment Professional |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – CNHP Student Affairs |
Freshman |
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CNHP Student Recruitment Professional |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – CNHP Student Affairs |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThis student work study position is a very customer-service oriented job! The student will be responsible for answering prospective student phone calls and emails, answering general admissions questions, and periodically participating in campus tours for visitors, and occasionally giving input of opinion of recruitment publications and videos. Other duties as directed.
QualificationsWe need someone fun who loves Drexel as much as we do! You must be able to communicate professionally in-person, by phone or via email with prospective students! Sales experience and/or promotional ability is a plus!
Available Positions1
LocationThree Parkway, 1005
SupervisorSchaffer,Deanna
dls35@drexel.edu
2673595663
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Communications and Marketing Assistant |
Center City |
School of Biomedical Engineering, Science, and Health Systems – Office of Postdoctoral Affairs |
Freshman |
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Communications and Marketing Assistant |
Center City |
School of Biomedical Engineering, Science, and Health Systems – Office of Postdoctoral Affairs |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of Postdoctoral Affairs seeks Communications and Marketing Assistant. The Communications and Marketing Assistant will lead special projects under the supervision of the Director of Postdoctoral Affairs and Professional Development and will interact with Drexel Postdoctoral Association officers.
Job duties include, but are not limited to write, proofreading and design of content for Postdoctoral Affairs website and Office communications; assisting with projects/events, and other duties as assigned.
The individual will gain experience in a broad range of work, build a professional network and will have the opportunity to engage with postdocs, students, faculty and staff.
QualificationsQualify for Federal Work-Study through Drexel Financial Aid office.
The applicant enjoys writing, editing, and organizing material for a better user experience. Must be creative with strong communication and time-management skills (verbal and written). Self-motivated, organized, able to work independently on multiple projects. Availability to work two or more consecutive terms is a plus. Hours will be altered quarterly around the student's class schedule with the possibility to occasionally work from home.
Working knowledge of marketing/communications principles and social media platforms is a plus.
Available Positions2
LocationNew College Building, 3301
SupervisorChernets,Natalie
ns485@drexel.edu
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General Office Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Nurse Practitioner Programs |
Freshman |
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General Office Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Nurse Practitioner Programs |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionStudent will assist department with database management; outreach to clinical preceptors; student correspondence and other assigned duties as needed. We are a fun department with a Keurig, tea kettle and occasional snacks!
QualificationsA willingness to learn! We'll teach you what you need to know.
Available Positions3
LocationThree Parkway, 923D
SupervisorManiero,Amy
aem367@drexel.edu
267-359-5589
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Communications and Marketing Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Office of Postdoctoral Affairs |
Freshman |
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Communications and Marketing Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Office of Postdoctoral Affairs |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of Postdoctoral Affairs seeks Communications and Marketing Assistant. The Communications and Marketing Assistant will lead special projects under supervision of the Director of Postdoctoral Affairs and Professional Development and will interact with Drexel Postdoctoral Association officers.
Job duties include, but are not limited to write, proofreading and design of content for Postdoctoral Affairs website and Office communications; assisting with projects/events, and other duties as assigned.
The individual will gain experience in a broad range of work, build professional network and will have the opportunity to engage with postdocs, students, faculty and staff.
QualificationsQualify for Federal Work Study through Drexel Financial Aid office. The applicant enjoys writing, editing, and organizing material for better user experience. Must be creative with strong communication and time-management skills (verbal and written). Self-motivated, organized, able to work independently on multiple projects. Availability to work two or more consecutive terms is a plus. Hours will be altered quarterly around the student's class schedule with possibility to occasionally work from home. Working knowledge of marketing/communications principles and social media platforms is a plus.
Available Positions2
LocationNew College Building , 3301
SupervisorChernets,Natalie
ns485@drexel.edu
215-762-1855
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Administrative Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Counseling and Family Therapy |
Freshman |
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Administrative Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Counseling and Family Therapy |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Counseling and Family Department is seeking a work-study student to serve as a program/office assistant to support staff members on various administrative projects. Duties will include assisting with administrative/clerical duties (i.e. typing; mailings, scanning, copying, etc.) and other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
The ideal candidate will be detailed oriented and organized with good communication skills. Experience with Microsoft Office is preferred. Ability to work independently and collaboratively. Students create their own work schedule based upon the student's availability before and after scheduled classes.
QualificationsThe ideal candidate will be detailed oriented and organized with good communication skills. Experience with Microsoft Office is preferred. Ability to work independently and collaboratively. Students create their own work schedule based upon the student's availability before and after scheduled classes.
Available Positions2
LocationVirtual ,
SupervisorJordal,Christian
cj396@drexel.edu
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Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Health Sciences |
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Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Health Sciences |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe qualified candidate will assist faculty in teaching gross anatomy labs, and in lab preparation.
QualificationsApplicants are expected to have acheived a minimum of B in each of the ANAT 100 series courses.
Available Positions1
LocationNew College Building, 3301
Supervisor
mlk56@drexel.edu
267.359.5713
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Yoga Instructor |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Office of Student Affairs & Career Advising |
Graduate Student |
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Yoga Instructor |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Office of Student Affairs & Career Advising |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionLead group classes through various levels and types of yoga practice. This can also include doing administrative work for the class, getting equipment together and getting to know what participating clients want.
Qualifications200 Hour Yoga Alliance Certification
Available Positions5
LocationQueen Lane, Suite 114
Supervisor
medstudentaffairs@drexel.edu
215-991-8250
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Orientation Leader |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Office of Student Affairs & Career Advising |
Graduate Student |
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Orientation Leader |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Office of Student Affairs & Career Advising |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionAPPLICATION REVIEW TO BEGIN JANUARY 2020: Serve a key role as para-professional assisting new students with questions and information prior to arrival; planning and executing orientation week activities including the White Coat Ceremony within budget; soliciting, organizing, and supervising multiple student orientation volunteers the week of orientation. Primary role delivers a positive socialization experience helping new students acclimate to the College of Medicine, MD program. Position will start February 2020.
QualificationsComputer skills (incl. Microsoft Word and Excel), Dependability, Superior communication skills both oral and written. Comfortable with using social media. Strong customer service focus. Attention to detail. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Ability to handle confidential matters and perform in a friendly and professional demeanor. Must be College of Medicine, MD, student and work-study eligible across two school years 2019-20 and 2020-21.
Available Positions3
LocationQueen Lane, Suite 114
Supervisor
medstudentaffairs@drexel.edu
215-991-8250
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Office Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Office of Student Affairs & Career Advising |
Graduate Student |
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Office Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Office of Student Affairs & Career Advising |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThe Office of Student Affairs & Career Advising (OSACA) is seeking a medical student Office Assistant at the Queen Lane campus. Working with all members of the OSACA, the Clerks may: - Assist with special events preparation and/or execution. - Handle ordering and set up of catering for meetings/events. - Reserve space, submit room reservations, and handle set up needs for meetings/events. - Create and edit web pages. - Help maintain facility arrangements. Assist in day to day operations including light filing and processing of documentation. Students create their own work schedule based upon the student's availability.
QualificationsCurrent College of Medicine student. Strong interpersonal communication skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office. Medical students preferred.
Available Positions4
LocationQueen Lane, Suite 114
Supervisor
medstudentaffairs@drexel.edu
215-991-8250
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Commencement Assistants |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Office of Student Affairs & Career Advising |
Graduate Student |
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Commencement Assistants |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Office of Student Affairs & Career Advising |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionAssist the Office of Student Affairs & Career Advising with the College of Medicine Commencement planning and execution. Duties will include 1 – 20 hours per week of clerical activity, organizing lists, activities, supplies, and being on-site to assist execution of key events: Commencement Ceremony – May 15, 2020 and week of events such as regalia distribution, Family Reception and, Dean's Award Ceremony.
QualificationsCurrent College of Medicine student, availability to commit 1 - 10 hours per week prior to Commencement week with the availability to work more hours during the week of Commencement. Scheduling hours is flexible to student's availability.
Available Positions6
LocationQueen Lane, Suite 114
Supervisor
medstudentaffairs@drexel.edu
215-991-8250
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Graphic Design & Multimedia Assistant |
Center City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Game Design & Production (Digital Media) |
Freshman |
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Graphic Design & Multimedia Assistant |
Center City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Game Design & Production (Digital Media) |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDesign, maintain, and update web and printed poster graphics, video, and other content for program website and other promotional materials.
QualificationsIntermediate to advanced graphic design and video editing skills using Adobe CC tools. Portfolio required for review.
Available Positions4
LocationURBN Center (71), 230D
SupervisorLloyd,Robert
reml@drexel.edu
2155714434
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Graduate Admissions Office Assistant |
University City |
EMSS; Graduate Admissions |
Senior |
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Graduate Admissions Office Assistant |
University City |
EMSS; Graduate Admissions |
Senior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSenior
Job DescriptionSupport of Graduate Admissions Staff of 9 in managing office projects, data entry, calendar coordination, email distrubution, and events for the prospective graduate student.
QualificationsHighly organized and reliable. Must have the ability to handle multiple projects sumultaneously over a long time period. Must be trust-worthy with sensitive prospective student information. Must be willing to learn general information about graduate studies and speak to prospective students. Preferred regular weekly schedule.
Great opportunity for anyone interested in the field of higher education.
Available Positions1
LocationMain Building , Student Visit Center 220
Supervisor
alm525@drexel.edu
215-895-1516
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Office Assistant |
University City |
School of Education – School of Education |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
School of Education – School of Education |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe RaD lab in the School of Education seeks a student to help screencast and edit video for their courses. No previous experience is needed.
QualificationsA working knowledge of computers.
Available Positions1
Location3401 Market Street, 3010
Supervisor
sm853@drexel.edu
2158956894
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Lab assistant in Computational Physics laboratory |
University City |
Other – Nyheim Plasma Institute |
Sophomore |
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Lab assistant in Computational Physics laboratory |
University City |
Other – Nyheim Plasma Institute |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionPerform analysis of spacecraft data pertaining to the interaction of charged particles and electromagnetic fields in the solar wind. Detect localized structures and perform statistical analysis of their properties. Assist in explanation of the results and in writing scientific papers.
QualificationsPhysics, Mathematics, Computer Science, or Engineering major.
Available Positions2
Location200 Federal str., Camgen, NJ, 500
Supervisor
dlv36@drexel.edu
215-571-1253
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Dean's Office Assistant |
University City |
School of Entrepreneurship – Close School of Entrepreneurship |
Freshman |
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Dean's Office Assistant |
University City |
School of Entrepreneurship – Close School of Entrepreneurship |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe office of the Dean of the Charles D. Close School of Entrepreneurship is seeking students to serve as office assistants. Our office is open Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm. Duties include:
- greeting all visitors in a professional manner, which includes faculty, staff, students, and
non-Drexel visitors
- performing clerical duties, including answering main telephone and forwarding calls
typing/data entry, copying/scanning, filing
- running errands on campus
- assisting with event staffing and execution
- managing the visitor kiosk for scheduled student appointments
- assisting with office copy room and kitchen inventory and cleaning
- may be required to work on various projects that will include the need to be familiar with
Microsoft Office programs
Qualifications- Reliable with strong attention to detail
- Strong organizational and communication skills
- Creativity and problem-solving skills
- Flexibility and adaptability in a sometimes fast-paced environment
- Ability to work efficiently and independently
- Ability to handle confidential matters and perform job in a friendly and professional demeanor
- Knowledge of Excel, Word, Outlook, and Google Suite
- Knowledge of general office business machines (copier, scanner, etc.)
- Knowledge of Drexel campus very desirable
Available Positions6
LocationPearlstein, 402
Supervisor
gwaters@drexel.edu
215-895-2462
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Environmental Chamber Lab Manager |
University City |
College of Engineering – Architectural Engineering |
Pre-Junior |
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Environmental Chamber Lab Manager |
University City |
College of Engineering – Architectural Engineering |
Pre-Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionDay to day maitainance of the lab space and chamber function. Setting up data aquisition and control. Create and Edit webpage for the lab and the research group.
QualificationsUnderstanding of electrical power circuits and HVAC operation. Skills in using content management software such as Wordpress.
Available Positions1
LocationBossone, 107
Supervisor
james.lo@drexel.edu
2155713540
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Exercise Science Laboratory - Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Health Sciences |
Senior |
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Exercise Science Laboratory - Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Health Sciences |
Senior |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSenior
Job DescriptionThe Exercise Science Lab is dedicated to studying the physiological and psychological antecedents and effects of physical activity to enhance human health and well-being. Ultimately, we hope to develop interventions that help change exercise and healthy lifestyle behavior. Specifically, our lab conducts projects examining the scientific and clinical utility of individually prescribed exercise prescriptions on populations living with various chronic diseases and health conditions. Such populations include, but are not limited to, those living with traditional and non-traditional cardiometabolic risk factors for cardiovascular disease, cancer, chronic kidney and end-stage renal disease and older adults living with mild cognitive impairment, Alzheimer’s disease and/or related dementias. We also are leveraging group dynamics theories and the potential of exergames (exercise video games) to enhance motivation during exercise, resulting in increases in the intensity and/or duration at which people sustain exercise. We are seeking highly motivated undergraduate or graduate students to help run research project sessions and engage in other aspects of the research process (e.g., data coding, entry, & cleaning; statistical analysis; database searches; recruiting; writing). What you'll do varies from project to project, but it will mostly center around collecting or inputting participant data. Regardless of your role, you will be trained on the procedures before you begin any work. Your experience in our lab greatly depends on your level of interest and engagement in the theory, science, and research process. Obviously, these factors may also affect the quality of work of those helping on the projects, so we’re most interested in hiring those who consider this more than a “job.” Position responsibilities: • Run experimental sessions: consent and instruct participants, facilitate survey completion, physiologic devices (e.g., heart rate straps, fNIR), gather height & weight, manage data collection during participant experimental activity, data entry, debrief participant. • Run preliminary statistical analyses • Validate previous data entry values • Manage laboratory materials • Assist with participant recruitment and strategies • Train and supervise new research assistants • Perform database searches and screen publications according to specific criteria • Code and screen data retrieved from multiple manuscripts • Draft annotated bibliographies for relevant publications Position responsibilities will occur primarily on the Drexel Center City campus. However, the position may include travel within the city to affiliated research data collection sites.
QualificationsBasic website and software skills (e.g., Microsoft Office; Google Drive) • Attention to detail • Reliability and timeliness • CITI human subjects research compliance online training (this can be obtained after hiring and assistance will be provided)
Available Positions1
LocationThree Parkway Building, 3rd and 9th Floors
Supervisor
mlb425@drexel.edu
267-359-5965
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Videographer/editor |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – CineTV |
Graduate Student |
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Videographer/editor |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – CineTV |
Graduate Student |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThe stuident will work closely with the Director of the program to organize adjunct and FT faculty presentations, to assist the Director in
tasks involving the promotion of the program and in organizing aliumni events and the production of video for curriculum and promotion
QualificationsStudent should hgave a degree in Radio-TV-Film or equivalent, a knowledge of production and project management and ability to shoot and edit videos.
Available Positions1
LocationUniversity Crossings, 049
SupervisorMcHugh,Michelle
pmb92@drexel.edu
215-895-2408
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Computing assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Mathematics |
Freshman |
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Computing assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Mathematics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionImplement a computational algorithm aimed at solving an inverse eigenvalue problem.
QualificationsKnowledge of Linear Algebra and proficiency in mathematical software such as Maple and Matlab.
Available Positions1
LocationKorman, 218
Supervisor
hjw27@drexel.edu
215-895-6828
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Design Tutor |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Art & Art History |
Freshman |
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Design Tutor |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Art & Art History |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionLooking for work-study student to tutor freshman students that are taking Design I.
Helping freshman students with assignments. For example help by demonstrating a technique such as, “taping and painting”, or help by explaining what the particular goal of the assignment is.
If you are interested please contact Sarah Steinwachs, sjs38@drexel.edu.
QualificationsReceived an A or B in Design I
Available Positions1
LocationAcademic Building, 109
Supervisor
sjs38@drexel.edu
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Pharmacology/neuroscience lab assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Pharmacology and Physiology |
Freshman |
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Pharmacology/neuroscience lab assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Pharmacology and Physiology |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionPerform basic wetlab tasks including tissue slicing and histology and perform behavioral experiments with mice
QualificationsDemonstrated comfort handling mice and working with biological tissues, experience in a wetlab setting preferred
Available Positions1
LocationNCB, 8318
Supervisor
jmb893@drexel.edu
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Drexel Athletics Fueling Station Attendant |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Freshman |
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Drexel Athletics Fueling Station Attendant |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssisting sports dietitian in all aspects of the fueling station. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to stocking and restocking food items, interacting with Drexel Varsity student athletes, accepting food orders, and maintaining a clean work environment. Provide quality customer service.
QualificationsMust be available for a minimum of 4 hour shifts. Good communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to problem solve.
Available Positions10
LocationDaskalakis Athletic Center, John and Jinnie Chapel Dragon Lounge & Fueling Station
Supervisor
acg46@drexel.edu
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Residence Life |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Residence Life |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssist with daily functions in the Housing and Residence Life Main office. This includes, but not as limited to, the following:
• Serve as office receptionist. Provide excellent customer service skills by responding to calls.
• Assist with office related maintenance. Organize and audit office supplies, maintain the office environment through organization and cleaning, run errands as needed.
• Other duties as assigned.
QualificationsMust have Federal Work Study funds | Positive & Friendly Attitude | Customer Service Experience | Detail-Oriented | Experienced in a fast-paced environment preferred
Available Positions4
LocationTowers Hall-1st Office Suite, Suite 118
Supervisor
btt23@drexel.edu
2158954553
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
MSE/A.J. Drexel Nanomaterials Institute |
Graduate Student |
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
MSE/A.J. Drexel Nanomaterials Institute |
Graduate Student |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job Description"Administrative Assistant for the DNI group will be responsibly for file management. The individual will create an electronic filing system, scan articles/discard and store journals, organize Thesis and disposal of confidential documents.
The individual will be required to work on various projects that will include the need to be proficient with Microsoft Office programs. The individual will also perform clerical duties: typing/data entry, copying/scanning, filing, and running errands on campus."
Qualifications High Level of customer service. Attention to detail. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Ability to handle confidential matters perform in a friendly and professional demeanor
Available Positions1
LocationCAT, 383
Supervisor
dt372@drexel.edu
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Operations Assistant |
University City |
Other – EMSS, Operations |
Freshman |
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Operations Assistant |
University City |
Other – EMSS, Operations |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionWe are seeking professional and responsible students who can work a minimum of 5 hours per week, Monday through Friday, between 8am-5pm and commit to the hours that they are scheduled to work. Students who have great attention to detail and enjoy hands-on responsibilities and computer work are encouraged to apply.
Responsibilities include:
-open, sort, and scan documents received
-fulfill letter requests for prospective students
-assemble and organize packets and packages
-data entry
-attach documents to the appropriate records
-attend mandatory training sessions
Qualifications-attention to detail
-punctual
-are comfortable learning new things
-able to work a minimum of 5 hours per week
Available Positions6
LocationMain Building, 015
SupervisorHunt,Thomas
twh22@drexel.edu
215-895-6872
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Other – Office of the General Counsel |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Other – Office of the General Counsel |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionGeneral office duties such as answering phones, distribution of departmental mail, campus deliveries, filing, typing, data enty, scanning and other duties as assigned.
QualificationsFriendly and professional demeanor. Good command of the English language. Basic computer skills. Dedication and reliability.
Available Positions1
LocationThe Left Bank, 3180 Chestnut Street (across from the Main Building), Suite 101
Supervisor
215-895-6871 or Dawn Decker at 215-895-0228
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Advertising and Administrative Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Sociology |
Freshman |
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Advertising and Administrative Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Sociology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Department of Sociology is in search of a student to assist the Department Administrator for the fall and winter terms. Duties include creating advertising materials and ad copy for sociology courses and events. Student will also help to prepare for and host events. Student should be able to carry out additional administrative tasks as assigned, such as typing/document formatting, printing, copying and distributing flyers. Duties will be flexible with student’s class schedule. We are in search of someone reliable and comfortable with self-direction.
QualificationsFamiliarity with Google Drive and Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint desired. Strong communication and writing skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Experience managing social media a plus.
Available Positions1
Location3201 Arch Street, Suite 240
Supervisor
rek76@drexel.edu
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Content Producer Assistant |
University City |
Other – Women's Basketball |
Freshman |
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Content Producer Assistant |
University City |
Other – Women's Basketball |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job Description• Assist in the content for Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram • Assist in developing original content such as written messaging, hype videos, photos, GIFS and graphics specifically for Drexel Women’s Basketball digital platforms • Develop innovative and creative media content across social media platforms • Produce and edit videos and graphics that will enhance fan engagement opportunities • Perform other duties as assigned
Qualifications• Experience using editing software • Skilled in visualizing and shooting concepts effectively • Ability to effectively communicate • Quick Problem solver • Accuracy and attention to detail • Basic knowledge of the game of basketball (or willing to learn)
Available Positions2
LocationDaskalakis Athletic Center, Women's Basketball Office 164
Supervisor
mcb348@drexel.edu
215-895-1971
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Peer Academic Coach |
Center City |
Other – Center for Learning and Academic Success Services |
Sophomore |
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Peer Academic Coach |
Center City |
Other – Center for Learning and Academic Success Services |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionA student wishing to tutor a class must have completed that class with a B+ or better and have a minimum GPA of 3.3 (3.5 preferred). The hiring process will include an application, recommendation, and an interview. Candidates who can tutor a higher variety of classes will be prioritized. Hiring is based on student needs. If you apply when we are not in a hiring period your application may not be reviewed immediately
QualificationsA student wishing to be a Peer Academic Coach must be in good standing, with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. The hiring process will include an application, recommendation, and an interview. If you apply when we are not in a hiring period your application may not be reviewed immediately.
To apply, please email academicsuccess@drexel.edu or stop by the CLASS in University City or Center City any time we are open.
Available Positions10
LocationNew College Building, 1602
Supervisor
lmm466@drexel.edu
215-762-7758
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Tutor |
Center City |
Other – Center for Learning and Academic Success Services |
Sophomore |
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Tutor |
Center City |
Other – Center for Learning and Academic Success Services |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Center for Learning and Academic Success Services (CLASS) hires tutors in the following schools: College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP), Dornsife School of Public Health, and the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies (GSBSPS). Tutors must commit to at least 5 hours per week to tutor their peers as well as additional training time.
CLASS provides academic coaching services for all Drexel students and provides tutoring services for courses in CNHP, Dornsife School of Public Health and GSBSPS
QualificationsA student wishing to tutor a class must have completed that class with a B+ or better and have a minimum GPA of 3.3 (3.5 preferred). The hiring process will include an application, recommendation, and an interview. Candidates who can tutor a higher variety of classes will be prioritized. Hiring is based on student needs. If you apply when we are not in a hiring period your application may not be reviewed immediately
To apply: https://drexel.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0Sutzrb1tkma60J
Available Positions20
LocationNew College Building, 1602
Supervisor
mjw443@drexel.edu
215-762-7395
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Admininstrative Assistant |
University City |
Other – Center for Learning and Academic Success Services |
Freshman |
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Admininstrative Assistant |
University City |
Other – Center for Learning and Academic Success Services |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Administrative Assistant serves as the face of CLASS, maintaining a presence at the Front Desk and providing customer service to students. Duties include assisting students in the space, answering emails and phone calls, monitoring and troubleshooting the computer lab and printing services, data entry, copying, scheduling, maintaining the space, re-stocking supplies, and other duties as assigned. We are always accepting applications but may not review them until an opening occurs.
The Center for Learning and Academic Success (CLASS) provides academic coaching services for all Drexel University students and tutoring for courses in the College of Nursing and Health Professions, the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies, and the Dornsife School of Public Health.
QualificationsA qualified candidate will have customer service experience, be familiar with Microsoft suite including Word and Excel, and have a positive, friendly demeanor. Punctuality and reliability a must. Students with more flexible schedules will be more highly prioritized. Students may work in Center City or University City locations. To apply: https://drexel.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3fRjZ66JyxXwPhX
Available Positions15
LocationCreese Student Center, 032
SupervisorRebecca Signore
rys26@drexel.edu
215.895.2223
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Animal Technician |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Department of Microbiology & Immunology |
Graduate Student |
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Animal Technician |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Department of Microbiology & Immunology |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionA part time animal technician position is available at Dr. Kortagere’s laboratory, Department of Microbiology and Immunology. In addition to animal behavioral work, candidate will have the opportunity to learn several cellular and molecular techniques.
QualificationsBS in biological, chemical or animal sciences. Candidate must have experience in handling and working with animals and significant interest in research projects involving laboratory animals – rats and mice. Candidate must be willing to work independently and on teams on behavioral assessment projects involving rats and mice. Ability to effectively communicate with the PI and members of the team on the projects and animal welfare is required. Candidate may be required to come on weekends to feed or supply water to food and water restricted animals.
Available Positions1
LocationQueen Lane, G81
Supervisor
sk673@drexel.edu
215-991-8135
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Marketing & Communications Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – CNHP Engagement, Marketing & Communications |
Freshman |
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Marketing & Communications Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – CNHP Engagement, Marketing & Communications |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Department of College Engagement, Marketing and Communications is seeking a work study student interested in communication, public relations, digital media, social media, website management, and the general marketing. The ideal candidate would work with staff to execute marketing plans and materials. Responsibilities include: Website content management; Writing and creating content for social media posts, web, newsletters, email blasts, etc.; Attend events to post organically to social media; Researching trends within the digital arena; Reporting within Google analytics; Provide ideas for new content; Post to social media highlighting upcoming events for the College. Will work around your availability.
QualificationsThe student worker should be pursuing a degree in communications, marketing, journalism or public relations. Student must have comfort with being in front of a camera, willing to attend events when available, knowledge of basic photo and video editing.
Available Positions3
Location3 Parkway Building , 10th Floor Marketing Suite
Supervisor
rsp74@drexel.edu
267-359-5917
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Developer for wireless sensor network |
University City |
College of Engineering – Architecutral Engineering |
Pre-Junior |
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Developer for wireless sensor network |
University City |
College of Engineering – Architecutral Engineering |
Pre-Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionHelp the ongoing research project related to data collection in the built environment using already designed Arduino based wireless sensors
QualificationsPrograming background and understand OOP. C and Python preferred. Knolwedge of Arduino hardware and softare a plus.
Available Positions1
LocationBossone, 107B
Supervisor
james.lo@drexel.edu
2155713540
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Functional Fabrics Assistant |
University City |
Other – Center for Functional Fabrics |
Sophomore |
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Functional Fabrics Assistant |
University City |
Other – Center for Functional Fabrics |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe assistant in the Center for Functional Fabrics will assist the CFF team with a variety projects as directed by the supervisor including material research and categorization and organization projects.
QualificationsApplicants should have an interest in interdiscplinary research, have good attention to detail, comfortable working with computers, familiarity and understanding of conductive and electrical properties of materials, experience with multimeters, and the ability to work independently to find information and solutions.
Available Positions1
Location3101 Market Street, Suite 150
Supervisor
cdk55@drexel.edu
215-571-4498
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Dean's Office, College of Arts and Sciences |
Freshman |
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Dean's Office, College of Arts and Sciences |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe College of Arts and Sciences is looking for a student to fill an office assistant position in the Dean's Office. Our office is open 8am-5pm Monday through Friday. Duties include: answering phones, greeting students and other visitors, scheduling appointments, hanging flyers, filing and other duties as assigned.
QualificationsThe ideal candidate is responsible, reliable and organized with good communication skills. Experience with Microsoft Office preferred. Sophomore level and above preferred. Ability to handle confidential matters. Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
Available Positions4
LocationMacAlister Hall, 4020
SupervisorBozzarello,Betsy Ann
bb932@drexel.edu
215-895-0403
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Student Center Concierge |
University City |
Other – Student Life Operations |
Freshman |
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Student Center Concierge |
University City |
Other – Student Life Operations |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionStudent Center Concierge
Information Desk Workers provide information regarding the student centers, Drexel Campus, and surrounding community via the phone and in person. Information Desk workers provide fast, friendly, and professional services to the students, staff, and guests of Drexel University. Concierges will be trained to work at all three student center spaces, including the Creese Student Center, Ross Commons, and the Perelman Center for Jewish Life.
Responsibilities include:
- Providing knowledge of Drexel University and surrounding Philadelphia area.
- Distributing mail and faxes to administrative staff.
- Approving flyers.
- Basic offices tasks.
- Operating cash register.
- Monitoring the distribution of equipment and Bike Share Program.
- Monitoring lost and found inventory.
- Performing hourly room counts.
- Additional duties as assigned.
Pay rate: $10.00 an hour.
Please apply by going to:
https://drexel.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2sHRCL7147gxyvz
QualificationsMust demonstrate great customer service, communication skills, and initiative. No previous work experience necessary, but preference will be given to candidates with experience in customer service, reception, and retail.
Available Positions10
LocationCreese Stucent Center, Creese 118
Supervisor
ecs37@drexel.edu
215-895-2515
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: Records Management Assistant |
Center City |
Other – Gift Accounting & Records Management, Institutional Advancement |
Freshman |
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: Records Management Assistant |
Center City |
Other – Gift Accounting & Records Management, Institutional Advancement |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of Institutional Advancement is seeking a reliable, detail-oriented part-time student for the position of Records Management Assistant. Under the direct supervision of the Associate Director for Data Integrity, the Records Management Assistant will primarily update contact information for Drexel’s constituents in the Advance database from mail returns received from the USPS. The Assistant will also participate in data projects to conduct ID matching and clean-up of records and handle other administrative responsibilities such as filing, answering calls, responding to general inquiries or office-related duties as assigned.
QualificationsStudent must be a reliable self starter with the ability to work independently.
strong knowledge of PC applications and familiarity with database applications.
Strong attention to detail is required for this data entry position.
The student will be required to handle confidential information in a professional manner while working in the Office of Institutional Advancement.
Available Positions1
LocationBellet Buidling, 1505 Race Street, 12th Floor
Supervisor
lshapiro@drexel.edu
215-571-3566
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Career Services Assistant |
University City |
Other – Steinbright Career Development Center |
Freshman |
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Career Services Assistant |
University City |
Other – Steinbright Career Development Center |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job Description• Review and approve full-time jobs for post-grad employer hiring (Handshake)
• Assist with promoting workshops and events through social media and other strategies
• Support employer information sessions, career fairs and events
• Research interesting alumni and cool companies for projects
• Brainstorm/contribute ideas to improve Steinbright’s student outreach efforts
• Work with members of Steinbright team on various projects
• Other duties as assigned
QualificationsMust be reliable and self-directed.
Available Positions4
Location3201 Arch Street, 250
SupervisorClark,Jillian
jc4498@drexel.edu
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
LeBow College of Business – Dornsife Office for Experiential Learning |
Freshman |
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
LeBow College of Business – Dornsife Office for Experiential Learning |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Administrative Assistant willl manage the flow of people into the office and support events by office. This person will manage the office space calendar and welcome guests. Duties to support events include but are not limited to: ordering catering, preparing meeting materials, creating name tags, setting-up and breaking-down of events, event check-in, etc.
QualificationsProfessional, prompt, detail-oriented, and proactive. Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite and Outlook.
Available Positions5
LocationGerri C. LeBow Hall , 131
SupervisorBarry,Nora
nmb347@drexel.edu
215-571-4516
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Athletics Department Office Assistant |
University City |
Athletics |
Freshman |
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Athletics Department Office Assistant |
University City |
Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Department of Athletics is looking for students to serve as office assistants/receptionists for the summer term. The shifts that need covering are on Monday’s, Wednesday’s, and Friday’s. The responsibilities include office reception, greeting coaches/student-athletes/visitors, running errands on campus, sorting mail, and other duties as assigned.
QualificationsApplicants must be reliable and have good customer service skills.
Available Positions2
LocationDAC- Daskalakis Athletic Center, 100- Main Office
Supervisor
bbj24@drexel.edu
2158951977
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Engineering Technology |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Engineering Technology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe department of Engineering Technology is looking to hire a work study student to help with office work. Scanning, make copies, some filing, shredding, and make folders.
QualificationsAttention to details. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Ability to handle confidential matters. Perform in a friendly and professional demeanor. Knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Available Positions2
LocationOne Drexel Plaza, 3025 Market Street, Suite 100, , Room 005
Supervisor
gtm23@drexel.edu
2158956253
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Other – Office of Technology Commercialization |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Other – Office of Technology Commercialization |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of Technology Commercialization (OTC) handles the intellectual property (patents, copyrights, trademarks) for the university. This position will assist the Office with clerical and administrative activities including but not limited to performing data entry, data management, scanning/copying, and filing patent-related documents.
QualificationsAn ideal work study student in this position is one who is a quick learner, has strong organization and typing skills, proficient in Microsoft Office and understands the importance of confidentiality. Requires a strong work ethic, ability to take initiative and work both independently and as a team member.
Available Positions1
LocationThe Left Bank, Suite 104
Supervisor
215-895-0306
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Law Library Assistant |
University City |
Kline School of Law – Legal Research Center, Library Operations |
Senior |
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Law Library Assistant |
University City |
Kline School of Law – Legal Research Center, Library Operations |
Senior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSenior
Job DescriptionThe Legal Research Center invites applications for the Law Library Assistant position. This work study position begins in the Spring Quarter 2022 and continues through the end of the Summer Quarter 2022.
The LRC Law Library Assistant works at the circulation desk under the direction of the Legal Research Center’s Library Operations team. Duties include assisting library patrons at the desk and over the phone, scanning and printing assistance, opening and/or closing the library as needed, and other LRC projects.
The circulation assistant works 10 to 20 hours per week. They are not required to work during reading, exam, or break periods, but may do so, schedules permitting.
QualificationsTo be considered for this position, you must be graduate student at the College of Computing & Informatics, preferably in a library and information science program, with federal work-study grants.
To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to the Library Operations Team lawlib@drexel.edu.
If you have a disability and would need an accommodation, please contact the Office of Disability Resources at 215-895-1401.
Available Positions6
LocationLegal Research Center (3rd floor of Hagerty Library), L361
Supervisor
lawlib@drexel.edu
215-571-4772
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Health Programs Assistant |
University City |
Other – Counseling & Health |
Sophomore |
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Health Programs Assistant |
University City |
Other – Counseling & Health |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Office of Counseling & Health is seeking a student to fill an office assistant position within the department of Health Insurance & Immunizations. Primary duties are front desk coverage, greeting and directing students and visitors, and assisting with basic health & immunizations questions during times when office staff is in meetings and assisting with front desk staff coverage at other times. Also, copying, organizing, deliveries and any other miscellaneous office functions.
QualificationsCandidates must be responsible and reliable, with good communication skills. Outgoing personality a plus! Ability to handle confidential matters. Ability to work independently and handle a high volume of students at times.
Available Positions3
LocationCreese , 215
Supervisor
lmd22@drexel.edu
215-895-1415
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Building Data Visualization Developer |
University City |
College of Engineering – CAE |
Pre-Junior |
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Building Data Visualization Developer |
University City |
College of Engineering – CAE |
Pre-Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionDevelop AR solution for building data collected from both real buildings nad simulated buildings. AR experience will be in MS Mixed reality using Hololens.
QualificationsWindows Mixed Reality and Hololens, Visual Studio IDE
Available Positions1
LocationAEL, 207L
Supervisor
james.lo@drexel.edu
2155713540
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
MSE/A.J. Drexel Nanomaterials Institute |
Pre-Junior |
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
MSE/A.J. Drexel Nanomaterials Institute |
Pre-Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionAdministrative Assistant for the DNI group will be responsibly for file management. The individual will create an electronic filing system, scan articles/discard and store journals, organize Thesis and disposal of confidential documents. The individual will be required to work on various projects that will include the need to be proficient with Microsoft Office programs. The individual will also perform clerical duties: typing/data entry, copying/scanning, filing, and running errands on campus.
QualificationsHigh Level of customer service. Attention to detail. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Ability to handle confidential matters perform in a friendly and professional demeanor
Available Positions1
LocationCAT, 383
Supervisor
dkopicko@coe.drexel.edu
1768
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Office Assistant: Center for Advanced Microbial Processing (CAMP) |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Microbiology and Immunology |
Sophomore |
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Office Assistant: Center for Advanced Microbial Processing (CAMP) |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Microbiology and Immunology |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionCAMP is looking for a responsible, reliable individual to support the daily operations of its main office located at the Center City Campus in New College Building. Duties include updating/digitzing the Center's manuscript portfolio, scanning/copying, filing, and other duties as assigned.
QualificationsRequiring a high degree of customer service skills, the ideal candidate must be professional, responsible, reliable, and able to work both independently and collaboratively. Online research skills as well as a solid understanding of Microsoft Office (Word, Powerpoint, and Excel) is essential.
Available Positions1
LocationNew College Building, 17113
Supervisor
clh353@drexel.edu
215-762-2959
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Office Assistant - Office of Tax Compliance |
University City |
Finance |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant - Office of Tax Compliance |
University City |
Finance |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of Tax Compliance is seeking a reliable part-time student as an Office Assistant at the University City campus. Under the direct supervision of the Director, Tax and Senior Tax Accountant, the Office Assistant will assist in day to day operations of the Office of Tax Compliance, including greeting visitors, light filing, scanning and processing of documentation. Students create their own work schedule based upon availability.
QualificationsStudent must be a self-starter with strong organizational skills and a friendly demeanor. Experience with Microsoft Office preferred. The Office of Tax Compliance will provide training for any task assigned.
Available Positions1
Location3201 Arch Street, Suite 420
Supervisor
klo55@drexel.edu
215-895-2512
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Administrative Aide |
Center City |
Other – Research Operations and Compliance |
Sophomore |
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Administrative Aide |
Center City |
Other – Research Operations and Compliance |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Office of Research seeks an Administrative Aide to perform a variety of clerical tasks in the Human Research department. This position greets all guests who enter the Human Research department and assists in office management. Recurring duties may include but aren’t limited to: Answering phones, triaging email and phone requests, maintaining storage area, data entry, assisting in meeting preparation, coordinating with all departments under the Associate Vice Provost of Research Operations and Compliance, and other duties as assigned. This position will report to The Assistant Director of Finance and the Assistant Director of Business Affairs
QualificationsExperience working with diverse groups within a university setting, ability to maintain confidentiality, knowledge of Microsoft Office tools, professional working demeanor, and professional phone and email etiquette. Ability to work independently and with others. Must possess excellent communication, organizational, and time management skills. Interest in Human Research and/or Research Operations a plus.
Available Positions2
LocationBellet Building , 7th Floor
Supervisor
mf72@drexel.edu
2157623370
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Fraternity and Sorority Life Work Study |
University City |
Fraternity and Sorority Life |
Freshman |
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Fraternity and Sorority Life Work Study |
University City |
Fraternity and Sorority Life |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job Description- Create Marketing and Communication pieces, such as FSL Newsletters, Social Media posts, and Website updates
- Record data for Chapter Accreditation Program
- Utilize DragonLink to support professional staff in managing FSL forms and event submissions
- Research FSL best practices related to trends and policies
- Support Events sponsored by FSL and councils, such as: Night on the Row, PHC Recruitment, Being a New Greek, Hazing Prevention Week, MGC Meet the Greeks, and Greek Week (as available)
10-12 hours per week with occasional nights and weekends starting in Spring 2019, depending on student’s schedule and work study allotment.
Qualifications- Qualify for Federal Work Study through Drexel Financial Aid office
- Demonstrate initiative and reliability
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office, DragonLink, and Social Media
- Understanding of and commitment to FSL Pillars of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Brotherhood/Sisterhood
- Fraternity or sorority affiliation preferred, but not required
Available Positions2
LocationRoss Commons, Suite 315
Supervisor
of49@drexel.edu
215-571-3761
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Card Swiper |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Mathematics |
Freshman |
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Card Swiper |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Mathematics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionWork at the Math Resource Center as a Card swiper. Log in and log out tutors and students at the center. Assist faculty with proctoring, if needed. Manage student traffic at the center and direct students to tutors according to their need. Manage the center in the absence of Program Assistant.
QualificationsFreshman
Available Positions2
LocationKorman, 207
Supervisor
sp955@drexel.edu
215-571-3594
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IT Help Desk Associate |
University City |
LeBow College of Business – LeBow Tech |
Freshman |
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IT Help Desk Associate |
University City |
LeBow College of Business – LeBow Tech |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe IT Help Desk Associate will assist in the daily operations of the LeBow Tech Help Desk: provide courteous and prompt service to walk-in clients, answer IT support calls, and document IT requests in the help desk ticketing system; check-out, return, and reserve IT equipment for LeBow faculty, staff, and students; inventory, stock, and replace printer/copier supplies; maintain and clean computer labs; and other IT-related duties as assigned. Flexible Hours, per student availability (8:00am–7:30pm Monday through Thursday, 8:00am–5:00pm Friday).
Qualifications• Strong customer service skills required. • Ability to work independently and collaboratively. • Strong verbal and written communication skills. • Attention to detail and strong organizational skills. • Previous experience is a plus.
Available Positions5
LocationGerri C. LeBow Hall, 542
Supervisor
215.895.2113
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Dornsife School of Public Health – Health Management and Policy |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Dornsife School of Public Health – Health Management and Policy |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Health Management & Policy department is lookng to hire work study students to help our Professors and Staff with a variety of tasks. Our department has three locations that offer different opportunities. The students will assist with the daily operations of the department with administrative, clerical and office support.
QualificationsCandidates should be energetic and outgoing with some customer service experience. We are looking for students who are looking to join a great department for their entire work study experience.
Available Positions10
LocationNesbitt Hall, 3215 Market Street, 333
SupervisorKuruc,George
gfk33@drexel.edu
267-359-6018
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Assistant for Project on Refugee Physicians: Administrative Asst. |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Sociology |
Freshman |
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Assistant for Project on Refugee Physicians: Administrative Asst. |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Sociology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDr. Susan Bell and Dr. Lillian Walkover in the Department of Sociology are seeking an Assistant to perform administrative tasks for a new project. Key duties and responsibilities include assisting with basic office duties, tracking participant communication, using Google to collate lists of resources available to refugee physicians, and other administrative tasks. The individual will perform clerical duties: data entry, filing, proofreading, and scheduling. Not a research position.
QualificationsProficiency with MS Office programs, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. Proficiency with internet and library search engines. Accurate typing and strong writing and editing skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Ability to handle confidential information. Strong organizational and communication skills.
Available Positions1
Location3201 Arch St, Suite 240
Supervisor
seb376@drexel.edu
215-571-3266
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Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – MEM |
Sophomore |
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Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – MEM |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionAssist with various tasks in the Biomechanics Laboratory located in Alumni Building Room 179B
QualificationsBasic Computer Knowledge.
Available Positions1
LocationAlumni, 179B
Supervisor
sieglers@drexel.edu
2158952316
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Design and Merchandising Program Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Design |
Freshman |
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Design and Merchandising Program Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Design |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssist with administrative and operational functions of the D&M program.
QualificationsSelf-starter, excellent work ethic, and flexible. Strong skills in Microsoft office and the Adobe Creative Suite.
Available Positions6
LocationUrban Center, 110
SupervisorBaeza,Christine
cdb93@drexel.edu
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Contracts Administrator Assistant |
Center City |
Other – Office of Research |
Pre-Junior |
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Contracts Administrator Assistant |
Center City |
Other – Office of Research |
Pre-Junior |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionSupport the Contracts team within Drexel University's Office of Research, which handles all university agreements for sponsored projects, research and certain community services/outreach. Upload emails into database to record contract negotiation activity; type edits into contracts as provided by Contracts team members; enter data from nurse coordinators into Excel spreadsheets and Word tables for clinical trial budgets; work on simple contracts based on written guidelines and feedback from Contracts team members; copy, scan and mail documents. Excellent learning opportunity for student interested in legal studies, research administration and clinical research.
QualificationsProficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel and Outlook). Ability to type. Ability to learn database management system called Coeus to update contract negotiation log activity.
Available Positions1
LocationBellet Building at 1505 Race Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102, 10th floor
Supervisor
cja83@drexel.edu
215.895.6274
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Athletics Game Day Staff |
University City |
Athletics |
Sophomore |
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Athletics Game Day Staff |
University City |
Athletics |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionGame day operations during home sporting events.
Winter: Men's and Women's Basketball & Men's Wrestling - All winter sports home games are held at the Daskalakis Athletic Center. Students will work various positions involving ticketeting, merchandise, game operations, & more.
Spring: Men's & Women's Lacrosse - All spring sports home games are held at Vidas Athletic Complex.
Fall: Men's and Women's Soccer & Women's Field Hockey - All fall sports home games are held at Vidas Athletic Complex. Students will work various positions including Merchadise and Music Operator.
QualificationsHigh level of customer service, positive attitude, and ability to problem solve. Prior experience is not required.
Available Positions15
LocationDaskalakis Athletic Center, N/A
Supervisor
avc29@drexel.edu
2158956375
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Program Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – ELAM |
Sophomore |
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Program Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – ELAM |
Sophomore |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe work-study student shall assist with the daily office duties of the Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine Program® (ELAM) a dynamic, nationally-recognized, award-winning women’s leadership program that is housed at the Drexel University College of Medicine. Our Fellows come from institutions around the world.
Duties include helping to prepare materials for the program, alumnae receptions and other events, database management, on-site conference assistance, and marketing assistance. Other duties include:
• Expense tracking and budgetary assistance
• 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)
• CRM (Database experience a plus)
Available Positions2
LocationNew Academic Wing, 142
Supervisor
kall@drexel.edu, lml57@drexel.edu
215-991-8240
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Junior Knitting Technican |
University City |
Pennsylvania Fabric Discovery Center |
Pre-Junior |
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Junior Knitting Technican |
University City |
Pennsylvania Fabric Discovery Center |
Pre-Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionThe Junior Knitting Technician will support CFF's Design Project Manager in the execution of functional fabric research and development activities. The person in this role will work on a variety of projects based on current need.
Creating and visualizing ideas to produce designs by hand or using a computer-aided design system
Knit programming, draping, and/or patternmaking experience utilizing the Shima Seiki SDS-ONE Apex system
Understanding technical specifications for wearable technology and functional fabric design
Basic understanding of manufacturing process for wearable tech and functional fabrics
Familiarity with both traditional and non-traditional fibers, yarns, and textiles
Understanding of additive manufacturing processes (3D printing)
Support Lab Manager with experimentation and fabrication using computerized flat-bed knitting machines
Assist lab members with design projects as instructed by Design Project Manager
File and physical sample management
Process record keeping
Performs additional duties and assignments as requested
QualificationsA flexible approach to new design concepts is a must
Applicants must to be adaptable and work effectively in a changing environment
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Ability to organize and prioritize workload
Excellent time management skills
Must be detail oriented individual and a strong self-starter
Ability to work well as an individual and as a member of a team
Ability to work well under pressure in an environment of shifting priorities and change
Ability to manage multiple projects with strict deadlines
Shima Seiki SDS-One Apex workstation experience
Advanced skill with Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)
Available Positions1
Location3401 Market Street, Suite 100
Supervisor
cdk55@drexel.edu
215-571-4498
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Research Aide |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Physics |
Sophomore |
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Research Aide |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Physics |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionAssist in novel studies of the physics of sickle hemoglobin polymerization
QualificationsFamiliarity with Mathematica, familiarity with microfluidic fabrication
Available Positions2
LocationDisque, 922, 802, 903
Supervisor
fferrone@drexel.edu
2158952778
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Student Assistant |
Center City |
Biology |
Freshman |
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Student Assistant |
Center City |
Biology |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionGeneral lab duties and research in Alzheimer's disease
QualificationsBiology background
Available Positions1
LocationPISB, 312
Supervisor
fe22@drexel.edu
2158950220
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Laboratory Technician |
Center City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
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Laboratory Technician |
Center City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionGeneral Lab duties and research in Alzheimer's disease
QualificationsBiology major, good interest
Available Positions1
LocationPISB, 312
Supervisor
fe22@drexel.edu
2158950220
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Women's Lacrosse Manager |
University City |
Athletics |
Freshman |
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Women's Lacrosse Manager |
University City |
Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionHelp with the video taping of practice, breaking down film, working the scoreboard, stat for practices. Film all home games
QualificationsCan attend most if not all practices through season. Be able to film all home games during season.
Available Positions2
LocationDaskalakis Athletic Center/Vidas Athletic Complex, N/A
Supervisor
kmd466@drexel.edu
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Operations Assistant |
University City |
Other – University Housing |
Freshman |
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Operations Assistant |
University City |
Other – University Housing |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Operations Assistant will be responsible for managing daily work order requests through the University's work management software for the Residence Hall buildings. Daily management includes monitoring trends, closing work orders, and building inspections. The position will also support purchasing initiatives following the University's procurement policies.
Responsibilities:
• Must be able to perform weekly routine quality assurance inspections of assigned Residence Hall buildings by walking all floors and recording information in the University’s work order management software.
• Other tasks as assigned.
University Housing hours of operation: Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm, and select weekends
Qualifications• Can appreciate and work in ambiguous environments
• Provide excellent oral communication skills
• Provide basic computer skills to provide quality service
• Dependable with respect for confidentiality
Available Positions1
LocationTowers Hall, 101 N. 34th Street , 2nd Floor
Supervisor
das424@drexel.edu
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Drexel Athletics Strength & Conditioning |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Sophomore |
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Drexel Athletics Strength & Conditioning |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionStrength & Conditioning, needs assistance with the oversight of training and performance enhancement for all student athletes. We need help with daily set-up, breakdown, attendance, and maintaining a safe and high energy environment.
QualificationsNone needed but some weight room experience is preferred. Will teach students what they need to know. Applicants should have a strong work ethic.
Available Positions6
LocationDaskalakis Athletic Center (DAC) , 045
Supervisor
mrr36@drexel.edu
215-895-2026
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EGS Assistant Game Developer |
University City |
Other – ExCITe (3147) |
Sophomore |
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EGS Assistant Game Developer |
University City |
Other – ExCITe (3147) |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe EGS Assistant Game Developer (AGD) will work closely with lab staff to design and execute playable features of video game prototypes and products. The AGD is expected to work on projects in various stages of development, contributing to abstract design concepts in the early stages and delivering playable experiences in the late stages.
Qualifications+ Working familiarity with the Unity game engine
+ Experience with C# coding language
+ Ability to work independently in a task-based environment
+ 1-3 years experience in game development (hobby or professional)
+ Willingness to accept feedback and incorporate it into rapid iteration
Available Positions1
LocationExCITe Center, 3401 Market Street , Suite 100
Supervisor
cwa34@drexel.edu
215-571-4490
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Biomedical Graduate School Office Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Graduate School of Biomedical Science and Professional Studies |
Freshman |
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Biomedical Graduate School Office Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Graduate School of Biomedical Science and Professional Studies |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionProvide general office support, Excel, Word and Power Point would be required. Will also support for special events i.e. md/phd interview day and professional development programs.
QualificationsUndergraduate or Graduate student
Available Positions1
LocationNew College, 19-314
Supervisor
mgr37@drexel.edu
215-762-8407
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Athletic Equipment Assistant |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Freshman |
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Athletic Equipment Assistant |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThis position will assist the athletic equipment staff with laundry operations at the athletic centers. This position will run through summer, fall, winter and spring semesters.
QualificationsWork study
Available Positions12
LocationDaskalakis Athletic Center, 112
Supervisor
bja63@drexel.edu
2158952320
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Marketing, Communications and Recruitment Assistant in the College of Arts and Sciences |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Marketing, Communications and Recruitment |
Sophomore |
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Marketing, Communications and Recruitment Assistant in the College of Arts and Sciences |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Marketing, Communications and Recruitment |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe College of Arts and Sciences is hiring a work study student for its Marketing, Communications and Recruitment Team! Projects include but are not limited to: booking rooms and catering orders for College events, managing the College’s weekly events email, ordering promotional items, preparing marketing materials and assisting with day-of tasks for College events, scheduling meetings, writing and editing select college communications, and other duties as assigned.
Interested? Contact Diane Ketler at dk882@drexel.edu.
QualificationsApplicants should be creative, organized and possess strong communication and time-management skills.
Available Positions1
LocationMacAlister Hall, 4020 (Dean's Office Suite)
Supervisor
dk882@drexel.edu
215.895.5976
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Integrated Circuit Automation Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Electrical and Computer Engineering Department |
Pre-Junior |
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Integrated Circuit Automation Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Electrical and Computer Engineering Department |
Pre-Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionPerform automation tasks for integrated circuit design and architecture using skills in computer architecture, integrated circuit design and machine learning.
Qualifications6 months experience in computer architecture, integrated circuit design, machine learning and networks on chip.
Available Positions1
LocationBossone, 405
Supervisor
bt62@drexel.edu
215-895-5972
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Student Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Civil, Architectual and Environmental Engineering |
Sophomore |
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Student Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Civil, Architectual and Environmental Engineering |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job Descriptionlooking for a reliable work study student who will assist Dr. Monalto on a weekly basis with administrative tasks associated both with his Open Channel Flow class and his research at the Sustanable Water Rsources Engineering Lab. These activities could include scanning materials, and posting to Drexel One, assisting with organization of research files, laboratory cleanup, literature reviews, and proofreading of written manuscripts.
Qualificationsword, excel, general office duties
Available Positions1
LocationMain Building/Curtis Hall, 251
Supervisor
fam26@drexel.edu
215-895-1385
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Senior |
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Senior |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationSenior
Job DescriptionWill assist graduate students and postdoctoral fellows working in a basic reseach lab studying the effects of spinal cord injury on systemic function, including the gut microbiome. Responsibilities will include sample harvesting and DNA analysis.
QualificationsMedical student seeking part-time, work study position.
Available Positions1
LocationQueen Lane, 241
Supervisor
vjt25@drexel.edu
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Office Assistant (AgeWell Collaboratory) |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Strategic Initatives & Global Health Care |
Sophomore |
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Office Assistant (AgeWell Collaboratory) |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Strategic Initatives & Global Health Care |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Office Assistant will work with CNHP's Director of Strategic Initiatives and the new AgeWell Collaboratory to develop the AgeWell Student Network. The Collaboratory serves as a "center without walls" to bring together scientists, community members, practitioners, educators and students to find creative ways to address key challenges for our aging society. The RA will assist with (1) developing a structure for the new student network, (2) create content to recruit students to join the group (3) connect with other student groups within and outside of Drexel, and (4) coordinate student meet & greets/events.
QualificationsUndergraduate and graduate students welcome to apply
Available Positions5
Location3 Parkway, 10th Floor (Cubicle)
Supervisor
koc23@drexel.edu
267.359.5549
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Front office aid |
University City |
Other – Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships |
Freshman |
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Front office aid |
University City |
Other – Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionSupport the collective vision of the Dornsife Center as an integral member of the staff and will help advance its mission to create a community of shared opportunity in the Mantua and Powelton Village neighborhoods. In this important role, the student will assist with marketing and communications, community outreach and engagement, programming and evaluation, special events, data entry, and administrative duties.
Qualifications• Excellent writing and communication skills
• Strong interpersonal and relationship building skills
• Excellent organizational skills
• Strong ethical leadership
• Critical thinking and problem-solving skills
• Creative self-starter with the ability to work collaboratively
• Flexible scheduling – must be available to work some evenings and weekends
• Demonstrated interest in community development and engagement a plus
• Must be proficient in social media platforms, Microsoft Office Suite, and Google Docs
Available Positions10
Location3509 Spring Garden Street, Lindy House M100
Supervisor
dc844@drexel.edu
215-571-3293
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Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Biochemistry and Molecular Biology |
Sophomore |
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Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Biochemistry and Molecular Biology |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionA work study student is needed to work as a laboratory assistant to perform functions essential to the day-to-day laboratory operation to assist senior students and staff. Lab works on breast cancer research.
QualificationsMotivated, mature and responsible student. Previous lab experience preferred but not required.
Available Positions1
LocationNew College Building, 11117
Supervisor
mjr53@drexel.edu
215-762-3554
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COE Innovation Studio Jr. Lab Technician |
University City |
College of Engineering – Office of the Dean COE |
Freshman |
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COE Innovation Studio Jr. Lab Technician |
University City |
College of Engineering – Office of the Dean COE |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssist with design-build projects that involve 3D printing and other maker-space innovation activities in collaboration with faculty, students, and staff. Build teaming, professional, and leadership skills through education, mentoring, and project management.
Also assisting in the following departments within the College of Engineering:
Chemical and Biological Engineering
Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering
Engineering Technology
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Machine Shop
Materials Science and Engineering
Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics
Outreach
QualificationsBasic knowledge of 3D printing operations, good organization skills and the willing to learn more about the Innovation Studio operations.
Available Positions15
Location88A, 257B
SupervisorBradley Eshelman
bre22@drexel.edu
2158956010
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Lab/Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Chemistry |
Freshman |
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Lab/Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Chemistry |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionChemistry research lab activities: photocopying, scanning, editing/transcribing files on computer, reagent & equipment inventory maintenance (incl. submitting disposal requests), cleaning/storing glassware. Interested/qualified students can also get to do some bench chemistry if they wish.
QualificationsSome science courses in previous education.
Available Positions2
LocationDisqué Hall, 402
Supervisor
AddisonA@drexel.edu
215-895-2646
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Field Experience Specialist |
University City |
DragonsTeach |
Freshman |
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Field Experience Specialist |
University City |
DragonsTeach |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDragonsTeach is a Drexel University academic program that offers Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) majors the opportunity to receive secondary teaching certification along with their degree and co-op experience. The program is looking to hire eager STEM majors to become Field Experience Specialists that will support student teaching experiences in Philadelphia schools. Duties include: inventory management, practice teach assistance/review, social media maintenance, greeting visitors, filing, photocopying, recruitment initiative support, and other duties as assigned.
Interested candidates should send their resume to the contact listed below.
Qualifications- Must be a freshman, sophomore, pre-junior, or junior
- Be able to work hours between 2:00 pm- 7:00 pm, Monday- Friday
- Be majoring in a Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics field
- Be available to work at least 10 hours a week
- Be punctual, professional, and comfortable multi-tasking
Preferable Candidates:
- Completed ESTM 201 with a letter grade of a “B” or better
- Interested in joining the DragonsTeach program
Available Positions4
Location3401 Market Street , Suite 110
Supervisor
fc328@drexel.edu
215-571-4233
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University Housing Office Assistant |
University City |
Other – University Housing |
Freshman |
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University Housing Office Assistant |
University City |
Other – University Housing |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAnswering general inquiries and/or providing a focal point to contact as needed
Providing excellent customer service skills
Maintaining a clean environment for clients and staff
QualificationsMust have Federal work study funds
Positive & Friendly Attitude
Customer service experience
Detail-Oriented
Morning availability preferred
Eperience in a fast-paced environment preferred
Available Positions4
LocationTowers Hall, University Housing Office
SupervisorBrown,Ebony
enb38@drexel.edu
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Administrative Assistant |
Center City |
Kline School of Law – Kline School of Law |
Freshman |
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Administrative Assistant |
Center City |
Kline School of Law – Kline School of Law |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionPerform general office functions including typing, faxing, scanning, copying documents.
Courteous and prompt reception to walk-in traffic, telephone calls.
Gathers, enters or updates data to maintain departmental records and databases, as appropriate.
QualificationsGood communication skills (written and oral)
Ability to work proactively.
Knowledge of Word, Excel
Strong work ethic and understanding of the importance of confidentiality.
Available Positions5
LocationKline Institute of Trial Advocacy (1200 Chestnut Street - Center City), Office 510
Supervisor
mary.k.mcgovern@drexel.edu
215.571.4815
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Office Assistant-Global Initiatives |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Strategic Initatives & Global Health Care |
Sophomore |
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Office Assistant-Global Initiatives |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Strategic Initatives & Global Health Care |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionUnder the leadership of Director of Global Health Care, and Director of Strategic Initiatives, this student will: (1) Assist collecting information, resources and data around current global health syllabi, study abroad; and global classrooms (2) Help organize events and workshops to promote global mobility in CNHP (3) Search online for grant/scholarship opportunies for faculty to apply to (4) Write articles for the Daily Dose about CNHP’s global accomplishments (5) Research models of global health centers to glean best practices.
Qualifications- Interest in research
- Good writen and verbal communication skills
- Interest in global health
- We will work around your class schedule and availability
Available Positions3
Location3 Parkway, 10th Floor (Cubicle)
Supervisor
katherine.o.clark@drexel.edu
267-359-5549
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Lab assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
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Lab assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionWe are looking for a qualified part-time lab assistant to undertake a variety of laboratory procedures, especially animal colony care and genotyping. The ideal candidate will have experience in working with transgenic animals and biological background with a 4-year college degree. He/She will be trained to maintain animal care conditions and will be passionate about doing work with animal studies.
QualificationsResponsibilities
• Receive, label and analyze samples for genotyping.
• Care about animal breeding and colonies
• Execute laboratory testing according to standard procedures, make observations and interpret findings
• Organize and store all chemicals substances, fluids, and compressed gases according to safety instructions
• Record all data and results in specified forms (paper and electronic) with accuracy and responsibility
• Ensure that all safety guidelines are followed strictly at all times and maintain a clean and orderly environment
Requirements
• Laboratory working experience as Lab Technician or relevant position
• Experience in handling small animals
• Outstanding record of college performance
• Degree in biology, chemistry or relevant field
• Working knowledge of MS Office (especially Excel) and database systems
Available Positions2
LocationQueen Lane, 255
Supervisor
wg38@drexel.edu
2159918907
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Lab assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
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Lab assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job Descriptionhelp graduate students and staff in the lab to conduct biochemical and behavioral experiments for neuroscience and mental disorders
Qualificationsbiology background with some lab experience and skills
Available Positions1
LocationQueen Lane, 255
Supervisor
wg38@drexel.edu
2159918907
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Website Manager |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Office of Educational Affairs |
Freshman |
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Website Manager |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Office of Educational Affairs |
Freshman |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionMaintain and update the internal website for the Office of Educational Affairs in Drexel's College of Medicine.
QualificationsMust know Dreamweaver. Previous web experience a plus
Available Positions1
LocationCan work remotely, Room 102, Queen Lane
Supervisor
tts37@drexel.edu
2159918319
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ELAM Staff Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – ELAM |
Freshman |
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ELAM Staff Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – ELAM |
Freshman |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe ELAM Staff Assistant will work with different members of ELAM staff assisting with special projects depending on time of year. General duties will include printing documents for workshops, packing materials for offsite programs, data entry, and other general office work
QualificationsUnderstanding and confidence to work in Microsoft Office suite, with emphasis on Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. Customer service mentality essential for answering and directing phone calls and visitors
Available Positions1
LocationK-Wing, 147
Supervisor
kall@drexel.edu
215-991-8248
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Welcome Center Staff Member- Recreational Athletics |
University City |
Recreational Athletics |
Freshman |
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Welcome Center Staff Member- Recreational Athletics |
University City |
Recreational Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionWelcome Center Staff Members provide customer service and access control for the Recreation Center. They are also responsible for troubleshooting access issues, answering facility telephones, giving tours, and communicating with students and patrons.
QualificationsMust be available for morning, late night and weekend shifts including breaks and holidays
Strong organization and communication skills
Understanding of Drexel Recreation Center and Daskalakis Athletic Center policies and regulations
Customer Service experience preferred
Available Positions1
Location3301 Market Street, 112
Supervisor
tnb36@drexel.edu
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Equipment Window Attendant- Recreational Athletics |
University City |
Recreational Athletics |
Freshman |
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Equipment Window Attendant- Recreational Athletics |
University City |
Recreational Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionProvide quality customer service through the organization and exchange of all rental equipment to students and community members.
- Implement facility rules and regulations for both the Recreation Center and Daskalakis Athletic Center
- Distribute and collect Recreation Equipment
- Keep daily inventories and orderly equipment and ensure the cleanliness of the Equipment Window storage area
- Monitor condition of equipment
- Complete Equipment Log and Inventory ledgers
- Knowledge of Facility Programs and Hours
- Promote Recreational Programming
- Respond to emergencies if necessary
- Fulfill other duties as assigned by the Assistant Director or Facility & Operations Co-op
Qualifications- Must be available for morning, late night and weekend shifts including breaks and holidays
- Strong organization and communication skills
- Understanding of Drexel Recreation Center and Daskalakis Athletic Center policies and regulations
Available Positions1
Location3301 Market Street, 112
Supervisor
sww35@drexel.edu
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Administrative Assistant-Graduate School |
Center City |
Other – Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies |
Freshman |
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Administrative Assistant-Graduate School |
Center City |
Other – Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies, Division of Biomedical Science Programs will hire two work-study Student Administrative Assistants. The position involves a variety of duties, including: assisting the Academic Administrators with office duties such as: filing, copying, scanning, faxing, answering the telephone, campus activities, assisting with event execution, coordinating meeting details and other duties as assigned.
QualificationsKnowledge of Microsoft Office Suite and Outlook, Adobe, Graphic Design and/or Web Management. Possess excellent communication, organization, time management, and writing. Student must have availability to work between the hours of 9:00am and 5:00pm, Monday through Friday.
Available Positions2
LocationNew College Building, 4104
Supervisor
amm523@drexel.edu
215-762-8217
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TMS and Neuroimaging Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Psychology |
Sophomore |
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TMS and Neuroimaging Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Psychology |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe lab assistant will support ongoing data collection and analysis in the CogNeW lab under principal investigator John Medaglia. Primary duties include preparing EEG and TMS equipment, assisting in subject preparation, scheduling, data management and analysis / literature review. This is a training position intended to train students in lab, testing, research and analysis duties.
QualificationsMajoring in Psychology, Bioengineering, Engineering, Biology or Comp-Sci
Available Positions1
LocationStratton Hall, 308
Supervisor
john.d.medaglia@drexel.edu
215-805-1403
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Lab Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mem |
Freshman |
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Lab Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mem |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionStudent will work in the biofabrication laboratory. Student will be responsible for replacing lab equipment once used and cleaning of labwares. Shadowing researchers in lab is permitted. Student will not conduct any research.
QualificationsUndergrad. Engineering
Available Positions3
LocationBossone, 330
Supervisor
2158956688
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Gallery Attendant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Leonard Pearlstein Gallery |
Freshman |
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Gallery Attendant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Leonard Pearlstein Gallery |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionPearlstein Gallery Attendants perform a range of jobs; they are our visitor services associates, security staff, office admins, event producers, communications department and marketing team. Primary responsibilities are greeting visitors and answering questions concerning gallery exhibitions and events, opening and closing the gallery. Gallery staff also regularly produce and distribute promotional content using MailChimp and social media platforms, maintain the office and gallery spaces, and assist with the installation and break down of exhibitions and events. Depending on a student’s special skills and interests, additional projects may be available as needed including graphic design work, sound engineering, event production and others. Regular meetings, some nights and weekends are required. Staff members will have an opportunity to particpiate in great programming throughout the year including live music, dance, literary events, film festivals and more. To apply please send an email with your resume to gallery@drexel.edu
QualificationsThe right fit for this position will be comfortable interfacing in a friendly and outgoing manner with gallery visitors. You'll have to talk to every single person that walks through the door to greet them, and sometimes will have to ask them to keep distances from the artwork. If this sounds really uncomfortable to you, this might not be the right job! Punctuality is a must. Some nights and weekends are required.
Customer Service experience, and/or interest in contemporary art is a plus.
Open to all majors
Available Positions6
LocationURBN Annex, Leonard Pearlstein Gallery
Supervisor
gallery@drexel.edu
215-895-2548
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WELL Clinic Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – WELL Center |
Graduate Student |
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WELL Clinic Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – WELL Center |
Graduate Student |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionThe WELL Clinic offers fee for service outpatient treatment programs designed for individuals who suffer from obesity, eating disorders and related conditions using empirically-based treatments and therapeutic approaches with strong research backing to provide the most effective treatments available. The specific interventions delivered by clinicians vary but generally include: Behavioral Treatment for weight-loss and weight maintenance, Acceptance-Based Behavioral Therapy for weight loss and weight maintenance, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy-Enhanced for Eating Disorders, Acceptance-based Behavioral Therapy for Eating Disorders, and Integrated Cognitive-Affective Therapy for Eating Disorders and may be delivered through individual or group-treatment models.
The student will be immersed in a dynamic, cutting-edge program that is staffed by licensed clinical psychologists, post-doctoral fellows, doctoral and masters-level therapists, full-time research coordinators, and undergraduate interns. This rich environment will provide training in many aspects of the clinical therapy and private practice models, including patient recruitment and phone intakes, in-person evaluation and assessment, treatment delivery and development, and reception. Progression to greater responsibility/roles in the lab with experience to be discussed.
QualificationsApplicants should be enrolled in the PhD or Masters Psychology program and should be interested in health- related behavior change, obesity, eating disorders and/or intervention science. Competitive applicants will be detail-oriented, able to work independently, and comfortable interacting with patients in a warm, professional manner. Prior experience is a plus, but is not required.
Available Positions1
Location3101 Market Street and Stratton Hall, 215/279
SupervisorVander Veur,Stephanie
slv47@drexel.edu
2155537100
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Lab Assistant in Systems and Control Lab |
University City |
College of Engineering – MEM |
Sophomore |
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Lab Assistant in Systems and Control Lab |
University City |
College of Engineering – MEM |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Lab Assistant will help design and build testing apparatus for Systems and Control Lab in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics.
QualificationsThe applicants are required to be competent in using 3D printers, and microprocessor boards like Arduino. Odroid boards, etc.
Available Positions2
LocationCURTIS, 154
Supervisor
changbc@drexel.edu
215-895-1790
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Other – The Center for the Advancement of STEM Teaching & Learning Excellence (CASTLE) |
Sophomore |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Other – The Center for the Advancement of STEM Teaching & Learning Excellence (CASTLE) |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionGain essential administrative and project management skills in a fast-paced, interdisciplinary programmatic and research center. The Office Assistant for Drexel's Center for the Advancement of STEM Teaching and Learning Excellence (CASTLE) will manage data entry projects, greet students, faculty and guests, organize and update inventory program supplies, take meeting minutes, run on-campus errands, answer phones, assist professional staff in logistic management for CASTLE monthly events and take on other administrative support tasks, as needed.
QualificationsAttention to detail, administrative experience, pleasant phone demeanor, organizational skills, proficient in Microsoft word, PowerPoint & excel.
Available Positions5
LocationScience Center 3401 Market St, CASTLE-110
Supervisor
tmt69@drexel.edu
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Office Assistant – Office of the Comptroller: General Accounting |
Center City |
Other – Office of the Comptroller: General Accounting |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant – Office of the Comptroller: General Accounting |
Center City |
Other – Office of the Comptroller: General Accounting |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssist General Accounting department with general office duties such as scanning, keeping equipment inventory up-to-date, updating data in the Banner fixed assets systems, and other special projects as assigned.
QualificationsStudent is reliable and able to follow directions. We will provide training for any task assigned.
Available Positions1
LocationBellet Building, 9th Floor
Supervisor
pjr27@drexel.edu
215.571.4478
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ExCITe Center Assistant |
University City |
Other – ExCITe Center |
Freshman |
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ExCITe Center Assistant |
University City |
Other – ExCITe Center |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe ExCITe Center Assistant will work within the Expressive and Creative Interaction Technologies (ExCITe) Center, aiding in daily operations and supervision of the facility. The individual will manage and/or assist the following:
-supply ordering and organization
-manage restock in office and kitchen
-oversee scheduling of conference spaces
-manage Center and building badge access requests and disbursement of guest badges
-manage incoming/outgoing mail and ensure distribution to correct program groups
-submit reports to and coordinate with UCSC building management to ensure facility issues are handled in a timely manner
-oversee #facility Slack channel keeping Center participants notified of reports and progress of facility issues
-support Center tours, events, and programs
-other tasks as needed
QualificationsThe ideal candidate possesses strong organizational skills, reliability, and the ability to work efficiently and independently. Applicants should have the ability to adapt quickly from one task to another while maintaining a friendly and professional demeanor. Strong communication skills and an eye for detail is also desired. Availability to work two or more consecutive terms a plus. Knowledge and proficiency in Microsoft Suite, Slack, Trello, and Google Drive a plus.
Please submit letter of interest to Jillian Reilly at jmr548@drexel.edu
Available Positions1
Location3401 Market Street, Suite 100
Supervisor
(215) 895-6635
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Campus Services |
Sophomore |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Campus Services |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionCampus Services is looking for a student to support the OneCenter. Duties will include: - Organizing and maintaining confidential files –Tracking purchases and billing information -Assisting with office organization.
QualificationsThe ideal candidate is responsible, reliable, and organized, with good communication skills. Basic experience with Microsoft Office required, intermediate experience with Excel preferred. Sophomore level and above preferred. Ability to handle confidential matters. Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
Available Positions1
LocationTowers Hall, 203B
Supervisor
sdh73@drexel.edu
2158955839
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Administrative and data management assistant for Department of Surgery Research |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Surgery |
Pre-Junior |
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Administrative and data management assistant for Department of Surgery Research |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Surgery |
Pre-Junior |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionAssist Research Administrator and staff in the department of surgery research housed at 1435 Vine Street in administrative duties including maintaining documents, regulatory requirements, financial software and data entry.
QualificationsGood Computer skills including microsoft office. Knowledge in database design and set up helpful, but will be trained. Good communication skills and organizational skills necessary.
Available Positions2
Location1435 Vine Street, Phladelphia, 110
SupervisorGifford-Hollingsworth,Cynthia
cag26@drexel.edu
267-507-6811
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Helpdesk Support |
University City |
School of Education – School of Education Information Technology |
Freshman |
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Helpdesk Support |
University City |
School of Education – School of Education Information Technology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionProvides support to end users for basic computer, application, system, device, access and hardware issues. Identifies, researches and resolves routine technical problems of low complexity. Responds to telephone, email and on line requests for technical support. Documents, tracks, and monitors the problem using applicable systems and tools. May coordinate with other teams or departments to resolve user problems. Typically reports to a supervisor. Possesses a moderate understanding of general aspects of the job. Works under the close direction of senior personnel in the functional area. Customer-oriented approach and willingness to learn.
QualificationsGood customer service and communication skills, ability to handle multiple tasks, willingness to perform data entry, hardware and software troubleshooting skills are a plus.
Available Positions1
LocationOne Drexel Plaza, 022
Supervisor
eho23@drexel.edu
215-895-6034
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Student Emcee, Basketball & Lacrosse Season |
University City |
athletics |
Freshman |
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Student Emcee, Basketball & Lacrosse Season |
University City |
athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionBe the voice of in-game promotions that occur during timeouts and halftimes.
Create an exciting game environment and strong engagement from fans.
Interact with students/kids/fans as necessary.
Qualifications• Ideal candidate has a vibrant personality and is not afraid to speak in front of large crowds
• General understanding of and interest in college basketball
• Comfortability narrating live action events
• Must be able to attend all men’s basketball home games
• Candidate should be outgoing, personable, and creative
Must apply and audition for the role in front of the Drexel Athletics marketing team.
Available Positions2
LocationDAC, Basketball Court
Supervisor
sean.joyce@drexel.edu
x1588
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Men's Basketball Student Manager |
University City |
Athletics |
Freshman |
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Men's Basketball Student Manager |
University City |
Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionHelp with the video taping of practice, running a clock, filling water bottles, cleaning sweat off the floor, stat practice, set up prior to practice and clean up post practice.
QualificationsHave an understanding of basketball. Being able to follow directions and willing to do different tasks that are assigned.
Available Positions1
LocationDaskalaskais Athletic Center, Sam Cozen Court
Supervisor
cez28@drexel.edu
215-895-1418
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Student Center for Diversity & Inclusion Student Advocate |
University City |
Other – Student Center for Diversity & Inclusion |
Freshman |
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Student Center for Diversity & Inclusion Student Advocate |
University City |
Other – Student Center for Diversity & Inclusion |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionStudent Workers are peer paraprofessionals for the Student Center for Diversity and Inclusion at Drexel University. Our Work Studies are student leaders who support our mission to build an inclusive and global environment at Drexel through education and advocacy. The responsibilities and expectations of Student Workers are as follows:
• Provide support for SCDI events and programs
• Maintain and elevate each area within the physical structure of The Center
• Develop and maintain SCDI social media accounts • Develop and distribute marketing materials for SCDI programs
• Provide a welcoming and engaging face for Center visitors
• Stock, market and uplift efforts related to Mario’s Market
• Provide support for our Campus Partners
• Other duties as assigned
Qualifications• Enrolled as a full-time student at Drexel University.
• Qualified for federal work study funds through the Drexel Financial Aid office.
• Interest in intersectional diversity and social justice programming and education.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and various Social Media accounts
• Ability to work some evenings and an occasional weekend - mainly for admissions/open house events
Available Positions3
LocationRush building , Second Floor
SupervisorCottman,Maurice
inclusion@drexel.edu
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Drexel Space Systems Laboratory Manager |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Sophomore |
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Drexel Space Systems Laboratory Manager |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionGeneral laboratory management duties such as monitoring access to lab., inventory, arranging meetings, representing the lab at open houses, web site maintenance, supervising members' activities, and other duties as assigned
QualificationsFamiliarity with DSSL and with on-going projects, supervisory skills, and background in mechanical engineering.
Available Positions1
LocationMain, Main 405 and AEL 172B
Supervisor
Ajmal.Yousuff@drexel.edu
215-895-1868
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Lab Technician |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Microbiology and Immunology |
Graduate Student |
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Lab Technician |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Microbiology and Immunology |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionWork on a primary research project, literature review, poster and oral presentations, and publications
QualificationsB.S. in Biology or related field
Available Positions1
Location2900 Queen Lane, G69
Supervisor
pj27@drexel.edu
215-991-8393
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Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Biochemistry and Molecular Biology |
Sophomore |
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Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Biochemistry and Molecular Biology |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Chaiken laboratory at Drexel University’s Biochemistry department is seeking to fill a part time work study position. The position involves variety of duties, including:
1. Preparation of buffers, media, agar plates
2. Preparation and dispersal of laboratory materials.
3. Maintain inventory
4. Wash, dry, autoclave and shelve glassware and miscellaneous laboratory supplies
The candidates will be trained in specific techniques if required and should schedule 9-10 hrs per week.
QualificationsThe candidate must be majoring in biology, chemistry, biomedical engineering or related field. It is preferable if student has prior lab experience or has taken at least one laboratory class.
Available Positions1
LocationNew College Building, Room 11311
Supervisor
imc23@drexel
215-762-4197
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Jr. Lab Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Electrical Engineering |
Sophomore |
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Jr. Lab Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Electrical Engineering |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionSort through, organize and catalogue electrical engineering equipment into specific locations and databases.
Will gain experience in the lab atmosphere with potential to work on hands-on projects while also networking with graduate students & professors.
QualificationsFamiliarity with optical equipment
Organized & strong self motivation
Engineering or Sciences background preferred
Available Positions2
Location3101 Market Street, 232A (Mess Lab)
Supervisor
tmt69@drexel.edu
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Receptionist |
University City |
Other – Department of Food & Hospitality Management |
Freshman |
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Receptionist |
University City |
Other – Department of Food & Hospitality Management |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionGeneral reception for the department of Food & Hospitality Management. Answer phone, take messages, sign for packages, organize mail, keep inventory and organization of supplies, photocopying, updating documents as needed.
QualificationsE-mail resume to supervisor
Available Positions1
LocationAcademic Building, 101 N. 33rd Street, Suite 110
Supervisor
dmk66@drexel.edu
215.895.0913
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
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Lab Assistant |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionWe are looking for a qualified part-time lab assistant to undertake a variety of laboratory procedures, especially animal colony care and genotyping. The ideal candidate will have experience in working with transgenic animals and biological background with a 4-year college degree. He/She will be trained to maintain animal care conditions and will be passionate about doing work with animal studies.
QualificationsResponsibilities
• Receive, label and analyze samples for genotyping.
• Care about animal breeding and colonies
• Execute laboratory testing according to standard procedures, make observations and interpret findings
• Organize and store all chemicals substances, fluids, and compressed gases according to safety instructions
• Record all data and results in specified forms (paper and electronic) with accuracy and responsibility
• Ensure that all safety guidelines are followed strictly at all times and maintain a clean and orderly environment
Requirements
• Laboratory working experience as Lab Technician or relevant position
• Experience in handling small animals
• Outstanding record of college performance
• Degree in biology, chemistry or relevant field
• Working knowledge of MS Office (especially Excel) and database systems
Available Positions1
LocationQueen Lane, 278
Supervisor
wg38@drexel.edu
215-991-8907
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Dornsife School of Public Health – Office of Academic and Student Affairs |
Sophomore |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
Dornsife School of Public Health – Office of Academic and Student Affairs |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionProvides office support to Office of Academic and Student Affairs staff as needed.
Duties include:
- Front desk reception
- Database entry
- Filing and xeroxing
- Assistance with special event preparation,
- Handle ordering and set up of catering for meetings and events
- Reserve space and submit room reservations and handle set up needs for meetings and events
- Prepare and distribute e-mail announcements through Mailchimp
- Prepare travel itineraries for faculty and staff
- Other duties as assigned
QualificationsStrong interpersonal communication skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office. Public health undergraduate and graduate students preferred.
Available Positions3
LocationNesbitt Hall, 2nd Floor Suites
Supervisor
vme22@drexel.edu
267-359-6063
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Nursing Student Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Doctoral Nursing |
Freshman |
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Nursing Student Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Doctoral Nursing |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Nursing Student Lab Assistant assists in supporting related lab activities including data collection and specimen management. The position may include contact with human subjects.
QualificationsNursing major and completio of required clinical background compliance documents as per CNHP guidelines. Completion of CITI training and BIORAFT training.
Available Positions1
Location3 Parkway, 1601 Cherry Street, 384
Supervisor
rad83@drexel.edu
267-359-5829
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Administrative Assistant |
Center City |
Drexel IT |
Sophomore |
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Administrative Assistant |
Center City |
Drexel IT |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionPerform general office functions including typing, faxing, scanning, copying documents. Courteous and prompt reception to walk-in traffic, telephone calls. Delivery of documents to University offices in University City. Other duties as assigned.
QualificationsPossess excellent communication, organization, time management, and writing skills. Ability to work proactively. Knowledge of Microsoft Office and Outlook Calendar.
Available Positions1
LocationOne Drexel Plaza / Korman , Loft Space
Supervisor
jla336@drexel.edu
(215) 895-6792
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Video Collaboration And Production Assitant |
University City |
Other – Drexel IT |
Freshman |
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Video Collaboration And Production Assitant |
University City |
Other – Drexel IT |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssists VCAP Staff with Video Production and Events on any Drexel University Campus
QualificationsGeneral Computer Knowledge and interest in Video Production
Available Positions1
LocationKorman Center, Room 120
Supervisor
rer37@drexel.edu
215-895-2364
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IMS Center City Audio Visual Assistant |
Center City |
Other – Drexel IT |
Freshman |
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IMS Center City Audio Visual Assistant |
Center City |
Other – Drexel IT |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssists IMS staff with Audio Visual Support in group classrooms and conference rooms on any Drexel University Campus
QualificationsGeneral Computer Knowledge and proficiency or interest in Audio Visual Technology.
Available Positions1
LocationNew College Building, Room 1113
Supervisor
rer37@drexel.edu
215-895-2364
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IMS Audio Visual Assistant |
University City |
Other – Drexel IT |
Freshman |
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IMS Audio Visual Assistant |
University City |
Other – Drexel IT |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssista IMS staff with Audio Visual Support in group classrooms and conference rooms on any Drexel UNiversity Campus
QualificationsGeneral Computer Knowledge. Proficeincy or Interest in AV Tachnology
Available Positions1
LocationMacallister , Room 4007
Supervisor
rer37@drexel.edu
215-895-2364
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Office Assistant-Office of the Comptroller: Research Accounting Services |
Center City |
Other – Office of the Comptroller: Research Accounting Services |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant-Office of the Comptroller: Research Accounting Services |
Center City |
Other – Office of the Comptroller: Research Accounting Services |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssist Research Accounting Services with general office duties such as scanning, keeping inventory up to date, assisting staff with grant closeout process, assisting with excel spreadsheet preparation
QualificationsStudent is is reliable and able to follow directions. We will provide training for any task assigned.
Available Positions1
LocationBellet Building, 8th Floor
Supervisor
eb545@drexel.edu
215.895.2946
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Lab technician |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Pre-Junior |
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Lab technician |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Neurobiology and Anatomy |
Pre-Junior |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionAnalysis of hisologic and behavioral data, creation of PowerPoint presentations of analyzed data, data entry from multiple sources, preparation of lab solutions, maintain database of purchases for lab
QualificationsSome research experience in a biomedical research lab, with basic knowledge of chemistry and behavior
Available Positions1
Location2900 Queen Lane, 277
Supervisor
Rr79@drexel.edu
215-991-8405
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Lab Technician |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Microbiology and Immunology |
Graduate Student |
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Lab Technician |
Queen Lane |
College of Medicine – Microbiology and Immunology |
Graduate Student |
CampusQueen Lane
Minimum EducationGraduate Student
Job DescriptionWork on a primary research project, literature review, poster and oral presentation, publication
QualificationsB.S. in Biology and related field
Available Positions1
Location2900 Queen Lane, G69
Supervisor
pj27@drexel.edu
215-991-8393
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Drexel Athletics Promotions Assistant |
University City |
Athletics |
Freshman |
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Drexel Athletics Promotions Assistant |
University City |
Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDrexel Athletics is looking for individuals to help promote men’s and women’s basketball to the student body and execute on court promotions throughout the season. These students will be involved in all aspects of student attendance planning and marketing plan execution.
QualificationsWillingness to learn; Exceptional customer service skills; Excellent oral and written communication skills; Passion for sports and marketing; Ability to multi-task and work nights and weekends.
Available Positions8
LocationDaskalakis Athletic Center, 219
Supervisor
sean.joyce@drexel.edu
215-895-1588
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Office Assistant |
University City |
School of Education – Mathematics, Learning and Teaching |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
School of Education – Mathematics, Learning and Teaching |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionOur MS MLT program (http://drexel.edu/soe/academics/graduate/mathematics-learning-teaching/) is trying to grow and we need your help! Your office work will involve researching local middle and high schools on the Internet and drilling down on each school’s webpage so that we can compile a list of math teachers. Are you comfortable Internet searching? Please contact Paul Lazrow at pel29@drexel.edu.
Qualificationscomfort with internet searching and basic MS Excel
Available Positions2
Location3401 Market Street, 3rd Floor, Suite 329
SupervisorLazrow,Paul
pel29@drexel.edu
215-571-3795
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Men's Soccer Video Assistant |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Freshman |
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Men's Soccer Video Assistant |
University City |
Other – Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionFilming Men's Soccer home matches.
QualificationsAvailability to work the home matches for the Men's Soccer Team.
Available Positions2
LocationVidas Athletic Complex, 001
SupervisorLawlor,Sean
spl46@drexel.edu
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Lab Safety Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
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Lab Safety Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionStudent will assist in maintaining the Biology laboratories safety standards. Student will be responsible for maintaining chemical inventory, chemical waste disposal requests, restocking PPE, eyewash inspections, lab safety inspections and general lab maintenance.
QualificationsBiology or Chemistry majors with lab experience preferred. Any science major will be considered. Keen attention to detail, strong self-motivation, and good communication skills are a must.
Available Positions1
LocationPapadakis Integrated Sciences Building, 205
SupervisorMcDonald,Matthew
mtm35@drexel.edu
215-895-1457
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Building Data Mapper |
University City |
College of Engineering – Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering |
Pre-Junior |
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Building Data Mapper |
University City |
College of Engineering – Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering |
Pre-Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionUsing BIM Software to map exisiting building component and features on campus
QualificationsExperience using BIM Software such as Revit and understand basic database concept and building information models
Available Positions1
LocationAEL, 270L
SupervisorLo,Liang Chung
james.lo@drexel.edu
2155713540
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Drexel Athletics Promotions Assistant |
University City |
Other – Atheltics |
Freshman |
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Drexel Athletics Promotions Assistant |
University City |
Other – Atheltics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDrexel Athletics is looking for individuals to help promote men’s and women’s basketball to the student body and execute on court promotions throughout the season. These students will be involved in all aspects of student attendance planning and marketing plan execution.
QualificationsWillingness to learn; Exceptional customer service skills; Excellent oral and written communication skills; Passion for sports and marketing; Ability to multi-task and work nights and weekends.
Available Positions6
LocationDaskalakis Athletic Center, 219
Supervisor
sean.joyce@drexel.edu
215-895-1588
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Instrumentation Programming Asistannt |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Chemistry |
Freshman |
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Instrumentation Programming Asistannt |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Chemistry |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Chemistry department is looking for a detail-oriented and organized individual to help support the department by performing tasks under the supervision of the departmental instrumentation specialist. The individual will be required to work on various projects that will include the need to be proficient with windows environments. Labview or server experience would be a plus. Duties will include assistance and development of new interfaces for teaching lab equipment, and support on the update and maintenance of various computing systems around the department. Hours are flexible.
QualificationsStrong organizational and communication skills with an attention to deatil. Ability to work independently, and write well enough to assist in the development of technical documentation with the instrumentation specialist. Possess a friendly and professional demeanor.
Available Positions2
LocationStratton Hall, 405B
Supervisor
jbs45@drexel.edu
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Game Day and Event Management Staff |
University City |
Athletics |
Freshman |
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Game Day and Event Management Staff |
University City |
Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssist with Game Day Operations including ball running, music operations, ticketing/merchandising, etc. for all home varsity events through Fall, Winter, and Spring seasons
QualificationsSome physical activity is required
Communication Skills and Organizational Skills
Available Positions25
LocationDaskalakis Athletic Center, Room 114
Supervisor
cjh44@drexel.edu
215.571.3649
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job Description-Greets students, parents, and campus community in person and by phone
-Retriving mail and packages
-Performing general office duties, such as copying, campus delivery, filing
-Maintain and organize the front office, supply room, and the kitchen area
-Other duties as assigned
Qualifications-Be courteous and helpful at all times to faculty, staff and students
-Strong customer service skills
-Responsible and dependable
-Basic knowledge of personal computers and applications
-Personal calls and visitors kept to a minimum
Available Positions1
LocationRandell, 115
Supervisor
es3343@drexel.edu
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Event Assistants |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Dept. History/Dept. Politics |
Freshman |
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Event Assistants |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Dept. History/Dept. Politics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDuties include: Creating and distributing digital and physical flyers and signage, assistance with digital and physical mailing, greeting student and other vistors, hanging flyers, photocopying/scanning, running errands on campus, taking/positing photos (with iPhone or iPod touch). Helping with department events and guest lectures.
QualificationsApplicants must be reliable and dependable. Ability to work independently. Hours will be altered quarterly around the student's class schedule. Events are planned in advance. All students with FWS Funds can apply.
Available Positions2
LocationMacAlister Hall, 3025
SupervisorGrinnage,Sharon
sg46@drexel.edu
2158952463
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Dept. History/Dept. Politics |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Dept. History/Dept. Politics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDuties include: answering phone, greeting students and other vistors, hanging flyers, photocopy/scanning, running errands on campus. Helping with projects.
QualificationsApplicants must be reliable and dependable. Ability to work independently. Hours will be altered quarterly around the student's class schedule. All students with FWS Funds can apply.
Available Positions2
LocationMacAlister Hall, 3025
SupervisorGrinnage,Sharon
sg46@drexel.edu
2158952463
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Photography and Graphic Designer |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology Department |
Sophomore |
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Photography and Graphic Designer |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology Department |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionWork Study student who has expertise in photography and graphic design.
• photograph and collect head shots of department members,
• help image biological entities for Instagram and for Biology Department stock photos, and
• help design COAS/Biology banners for our bulletin boards.
•student will work five to ten hours per week over the summer
QualificationsExperience and strong interest in photography and basic graphic design
Available Positions1
LocationPISB , 123
Supervisor
Karen Kabnick (ksk49@drexel.edu)
215-895-6695
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IT Service Desk Customer Service Rep |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Information Technology |
Freshman |
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IT Service Desk Customer Service Rep |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Information Technology |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe IT Service Desk provides essential support for information technologies at Drexel. IT Service Desk provides direct support to Drexel's faculty, staff, and students as they use information technologies to advance the university's mission.
Service Desk staff work in a dynamic, fast-paced call center that provides services over the phone, through e-mail, phone, Chat and in person (for walk-in customers).
Qualifications•Experience with Microsoft Windows and Apple's MAC OS.
•Demonstrated ability to learn customer support processes and techniques.
•Strong analytical skills.
•Ability to solve problems.
•Competency in MS Office Suite
Available Positions7
LocationNew College Building , 4138
Supervisor
rgk24@drexel.edu
2152557727
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Web Design Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Continuing Medical Education |
Freshman |
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Web Design Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Continuing Medical Education |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDesign and support of Continuing Medical Education websites
QualificationsWeb site design experience. Dreamweaver knowledge preferred but not required.
Available Positions1
LocationBellet Building, 11th Floor, CME
Supervisor
aditri@drexelmed.edu
215-762-2582
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Continuing Medical Education Office Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Continuing Medical Education |
Freshman |
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Continuing Medical Education Office Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Continuing Medical Education |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionProvide support to CME staff by performing general office duties including data entry, mailings, research, conferenece registration, photocopying, phones, errands, and other duties as assigned.
QualificationsKnowledge of Microsoft Office Applications, including Word, Excel, and Access; good organizational and communication skills
Available Positions1
LocationBellet Building, 11th floor
Supervisor
aditri@drexelmed.edu
215-762-2582
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Procurement Services Clerk |
University City |
Finance/Procurement |
Freshman |
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Procurement Services Clerk |
University City |
Finance/Procurement |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe individual will be required to work on various projects that will include the need to be proficient with Microsoft Office programs. The individual will also perform clerical duties: typing/data entry, copying/scanning, filing, running errands on campus, and assisting with event planning/execution.
QualificationsThe individual will possess the following qualities: High level of customer service. Attention to detail. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Ability to handle confidential matters Perform in a friendly and professional demeanor.
Available Positions1
Location3201 Arch Street, Suite 400
Supervisor
skc24@drexel.edu
215-895-6947
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Accounting Payable Clerk |
University City |
Finance |
Freshman |
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Accounting Payable Clerk |
University City |
Finance |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe individual will be required to work on various projects that will include the need to be proficient with Microsoft Office programs. The individual will also perform clerical duties: typing/data entry, copying/scanning, filing, running errands on campus, and assisting with event planning/execution.
QualificationsThe individual will possess the following qualities: High level of customer service. Attention to detail. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Ability to handle confidential matters Perform in a friendly and professional demeanor.
Available Positions1
Location3201 Arch Street, Suite 400
Supervisor
skc24@drexel.edu
215-895-6947
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KEYSPOT Lab Support at the Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships |
University City |
University and Community Partnerships |
Freshman |
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KEYSPOT Lab Support at the Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships |
University City |
University and Community Partnerships |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThis work study position will staff the computer lab and offer assistance to community members in utilizing the computers and the internet. The work study will help staff busier hours of the open labs, and will also staff the open lab on Fridays without assistance from the Coordinator or the Instructor.
QualificationsABOUT THE JOB
This work study position will staff the lab and offer assistance to community members in utilizing the computers and the internet. The work study will help staff busier hours of the open labs, and will also staff the open lab on Fridays without assistance from the Coordinator or the Instructor.
A TYPICAL DAY:
--Instruct a diverse population in computer usage;
--Help users understand and implement best practices for operating a computer and using programs;
--Present and explain ideas clearly and confidently to both individuals and groups;
--Learn new computer programs, software and web applications quickly;
--Physically perform the duties required to maintain a safe and clean KEYPSOT.
--Monitor computers and peripheral equipment and operating systems for proper usage, malfunction and repair or replacement;
BROADER OBJECTIVES
Assist Program Staff with achieving the established goals for the KEYSPOT network;
Engage youth, adults and seniors in effective KEYSPOT programming;
Support and assist the KEYSPOT Administrator and Coordinator in aspects of program management, including but not limited to: distribution of materials for marketing, training and programming purposes; data collection and program development;
Report on program statistics and successes
You must be:
Proficient in Microsoft Office;
Highly organized and cheerful demeanor;
Enthusiastic, energetic and have a can-do attitude;
Able to run various programs for diverse age groups and populations
Available Positions1
LocationDornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships, C107
SupervisorAllison,Maria
Mna34@drexel.edu
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Motion Simulation Lab Programmer |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Game Design & Production (Digital Media) |
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Motion Simulation Lab Programmer |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Game Design & Production (Digital Media) |
Pre-Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionEnhance existing Unity3D scripts that enable network communication between Unity game projects and the Voyager motion platform. Port scripts to the Unreal game engine. Develop and test additional scripts and interfaces to facilitate game and project testing in the Motion Simulation Lab.
The Motion Simulation Lab is in the basement by Woodring Labs in Curtis Hall. The most direct entrance is off of Ludlow St, near 31st St. https://goo.gl/maps/do93B
For more information, see https://vimeo.com/mosimlab
QualificationsProof of experience with Unity C# scripting and networking required. Experience with Unreal scripting preferred. Experience with National Instrument LabView a plus.
Detail-oriented individual with clean code and documentation skills sought.
Available Positions1
LocationCurtis Hall, Woodring Lab Area
SupervisorLloyd,Robert
reml@drexel.edu
215-571-4434
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Motion Simulation Lab Monitor |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Game Design & Production (Digital Media) |
Sophomore |
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Motion Simulation Lab Monitor |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Game Design & Production (Digital Media) |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionEnable the latest research and game development on this unique Drexel University resource, a three degree-of-freedom hydraulic motion simulation platform: The Voyager platform in the Motion Simulation Lab. Become a certified operator of the Voyager system. Perform regular, simple maintenance of the system. Perform startup and shutdown procedures, safe system operation, and monitor student usage of the system during scheduled lab hours (TBD). Respond to emergency situations with proper emergency procedures. Operate and or assist during special events.
The Motion Simulation Lab is in the basement by Woodring Labs in Curtis Hall. The most direct entrance is off of Ludlow St, near 31st St. https://goo.gl/maps/do93B
For more information, see https://vimeo.com/mosimlab
QualificationsUndergraduate or Graduate students welcome. Previous ride operator experience a plus (theme park, boardwalk, arcade, etc.). Detail and safety oriented personality preferred. Computer literacy and comfort with mechanical systems and simple hand tool usage required. Ability to lift 50 lbs above your head preferred. Ability to use a multimeter a bonus.
Available Positions1
LocationCurtis Hall, Woodring Lab Area
SupervisorLloyd,Robert
reml@drexel.edu
215-571-4434
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DragonsTV Video Assistant |
University City |
Athletics |
Freshman |
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DragonsTV Video Assistant |
University City |
Athletics |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDragonsTV, the athletic department's official video provider of live and pre-produced video, needs assistance with camera people to help during web streaming and help with video editing and set up/ break down.
QualificationsNone needed. Will teach students whatever they need to learn. Just a good work ethic.
Available Positions10
LocationDAC/Vidas Field, 218
Supervisor
jab839@drexel.edu
215-571-3790
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Office Assistant |
Center City |
Center City Student Life |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
Center City |
Center City Student Life |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThis workstudy position will support of the Office of Student Life at the Center City Campus in the New College Building (NCB) by providing both customer service and administrative help. Tasks include (but are not limited to), approving flyers for distribution in NCB, maintaining posting boards and information boards for Student Life, answering the telephone lines, communicating with parents, students, faculty and staff, helping with programming sponsored by the office, keeping the front desk operational and organized, and other office tasks as assigned.
QualificationsThe ideal candidate for this position is one who can work independently and take initiative on office tasks. This position requires attention to detail and quality people skills, in addition to handling a fluctuating work load. A basic understanding of Microsoft office (Word, Powerpoint, and Excel) is essential. Experience in graphic design is a plus.
Available Positions1
LocationNew College Building, 1106
Supervisor
alg379@drexel.edu
(215) 571-4576
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
Kline School of Law – Kline School of Law |
Freshman |
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
Kline School of Law – Kline School of Law |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionPerform general office functions including typing, faxing, scanning, copying documents.
Courteous and prompt reception to walk-in traffic, telephone calls.
Gathers, enters or updates data to maintain departmental records and databases, as appropriate.
Delivery of documents to University offices in University City.
QualificationsGood communication skills (written and oral)
Ability to work proactively.
Knowledge of Word, Excel
Strong work ethic and understanding of the importance of confidentiality.
Available Positions10
LocationLaw School Building, 3320 Market Street, Room 416
SupervisorO'Malley,Olivia
oah25@drexel.edu
215-571-4751
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Counseling & Health Office Assistant |
University City |
Other – Counseling & Health |
Sophomore |
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Counseling & Health Office Assistant |
University City |
Other – Counseling & Health |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Office of Counseling & Health is seeking a student to fill an office assistant position within the Counseling Center. Primary duties include: front desk coverage during lunch hour, greeting students and visitors, and administrative assistance (i.e. copying, organizing, hanging fliers), transporting materials from UC to Center City office when necessary.
The position is primarily in our University City location, however it includes spending time at our Center City office at certain times of year working closely with Associate Director coordinating internship program materials. Also includes support for all Counseling & Health staff related to outreach, group therapy, and health insurance and immunizations.
This person must be available Monday through Friday from 12 – 1
QualificationsCandidates must be responsible and reliable, with good communuication skills. Experience with Microsoft Office preferred. Sophomore level and above preferred. Ability to handle confidential matters. Will need to sign a confidentiality agreement. Ability to work independently and collaboratively. Applicants must be available Monday through Friday from 12 – 1.
Available Positions1
LocationCreese, 201
Supervisor
lmd22@drexel.edu
215-895-1415
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
Other – Office of the Provost |
Sophomore |
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Administrative Assistant |
University City |
Other – Office of the Provost |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionPerform general office functions including typing, scanning, copying documents. Courteous and prompt reception to walk-in traffic, and telephone calls. Gathers, enters or updates data to maintain departmental records and databases, as appropriate. Delivery of documents to offices in the University City Campus.
QualificationsCreativity, enthusiasm, and strong work ethic. Excellent verbal and written communication skills and knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Available Positions2
LocationMain Building, Room 102
Supervisor
provost@drexel.edu
215-895-2200
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Project Assistant |
Center City |
Other – Office of Institutional Advancement |
Freshman |
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Project Assistant |
Center City |
Other – Office of Institutional Advancement |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssist the Prospect Development Department with special projects including preparing the alumni report and compiling spreadsheets, looking up information in databases and organzing projects.
QualificationsMust have proficiency in Excel and Word.
Available Positions4
LocationBellet Building , 1228
Supervisor
skardon@drexel.edu
215-895-0484
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Lindy Institute Project Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Lindy Institute for Urban Innovation |
Sophomore |
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Lindy Institute Project Assistant |
University City |
Westphal College of Media Arts & Design – Lindy Institute for Urban Innovation |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionThe Lindy Institute for Urban Innovation is seeking a skilled, work-study-eligible Project Assistant to provide support to the Institute’s ongoing projects. The Project Assistant will be expected to help Lindy staff complete in-office work such as case study research, mapping and site analysis, and graphic production work. Additionally, the Project Assistant may be asked to perform off-site tasks such as conducting site visits, performing community engagement, and assisting with programming and event setup.
The ideal candidate will be detail oriented, a strong communicator, a self-starter, and interested in working on interesting urban planning, design, and creative placemaking applied research projects.
QualificationsPreferred Qualifications:
Preference will be given to candidates with the following preferred qualifications:
• Experience with or interest in community-based research practices, community outreach, civic engagement and civic participation
• Demonstrated experience in taking initiative in performing research and production work with minimal direction
• Enrolled in a course of study in urban studies, urban planning, urban design, architecture, landscape architecture, public policy, or other allied field
• Basic working knowledge of the Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign) and ESRI’s ArcMap software. Applicants are encouraged to provide work samples or portfolios with their applications, if applicable.
Required Qualifications
Candidates will be expected to demonstrate, through past academic or work experiences, the following required qualifications:
• Clear and effective written and verbal communications skills
• Ability to set and meet project deadlines and goals
• Demonstrated experience with working collaboratively in a small team
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint)
Available Positions1
Location3600 Market Street, 736
Supervisor
rjd86@drexel.edu
215.895.0208
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Office Clerk |
University City |
Other – Office of the University Registrar |
Freshman |
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Office Clerk |
University City |
Other – Office of the University Registrar |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of the University Registrar is seeking a reliable part-time student for the position of Office Clerk in the at the University City campus. Under the direct supervision of the Academic Records Coordinator and Associate Registrar, the Office Clerk will provide front desk coverage for the Registrar's Office, greeting walk-in visitors and assisting with triage. The Office Clerk will also assist in day to day operations of the Registrar's Office with light filing and processing of documentation. Students create their own work schedule based upon the student's availability before and after scheduled classes.
QualificationsStudent must be a reliable self-starter with the ability to work independently. Should have strong knowledge of PC applications. The student should have reliable customer service skills. The student will be required to handle confidential information in a professional manner while working in the Office of the University Registrar.
Available Positions2
LocationCurits Hall, Room 261
Supervisor
daw82@drexel.edu
215-895-1495; 215-895-1050
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Outside In Educator |
Academy of Natural Sciences |
Animal Programs |
Freshman |
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Outside In Educator |
Academy of Natural Sciences |
Animal Programs |
Freshman |
CampusAcademy of Natural Sciences
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job Description• Assist with the daily maintenance and care of the Outside-In exhibit
• Teach informal lessons and interpret exhibit elements for school groups and families of all ages
• Assist in the care of education animals including, invertebrates, reptiles and small mammals
• Assist with the development of new and current activities and interpretives used within the exhibit space
• Work cooperatively with a diverse museum education staff and volunteers
Qualifications• Strong interest in the natural sciences and education
• Candidates should be outgoing, energetic, and enjoy working with the public, especially children
• Candidates should have an interest in working with live animals of different kinds. Some previous experience is ideal.
• Ability to lift 40 or more pounds
• Ability to bend, crouch, or stand for long periods of time.
Available Positions3
LocationAcademy of Natural Sciences, Outside In
Supervisor
kcv28@drexel.edu
215-299-1034
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Event and Program Photographer |
University City |
University & Community Partnerships |
Freshman |
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Event and Program Photographer |
University City |
University & Community Partnerships |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionWork with the Office of University and Community Partnerships to photograph key programs and events in the Promise Zone neighborhoods on an as-needed basis including evenings and some weekends. The position requires some flexibility as well as the ability to get to neighborhood based programs at the Dornsife Center and other neighborhood locations (all walking/cycling distance from campus) as well as locations around campus, and we can offer at least 15 hours per week between shooting and processing time.
QualificationsExperience with photography digital photo processing
Available Positions1
Location3600 Market Street, 720
Supervisor
jenbritton@drexel.edu
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Modern Language Tutors (Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Spanish) |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Global Studies & Modern Languages |
Sophomore |
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Modern Language Tutors (Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Spanish) |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Global Studies & Modern Languages |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionLanguage tutors are nominated and trained by language faculty to assist lower-level students with speaking and writing assignments in one-one-one sessions. Language tutors do not correct grammar or vocabulary directly; they identify patterns of mistakes (such as verbs, pronouns, pronunciation, etc.) and go over those grammatical points with the student.
QualificationsSome knowledge of grammar and how learning a second language works is required (i.e., being a native speaker is not enough).
Available Positions15
LocationMacAlister Hall, 3031
Supervisor
jkk55@drexel.edu
215-895-1863
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Desk Assistant for Perelman Center for Jewish Life |
University City |
Other – Student Life |
Freshman |
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Desk Assistant for Perelman Center for Jewish Life |
University City |
Other – Student Life |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionDesk Assistant for Perelman Center for Jewish Life will assist in daily operations for the center and report to the Assistant Director of Operations. The individual will greet and welcome all visitors in a professional manner which includes: faculty, staff, and students. In addition, the desk assistant will monitor all incoming traffic and swipe guests into the building. The individual will be required to work on various projects that will include the need to be proficient with Microsoft Office programs. The individual will also perform clerical duties: typing/data entry, copying/scanning, filing, running errands on campus, and assisting with event planning/execution. The desk assistant will also be asked to help with setup and clean-up from various events held throughout the center.
The shifts available include week day, week night, weekend day and evening shifts. Schedule flexible dependent on class schedule.
QualificationsProficiency in Microsoft Office Suite
Excellent Customer Service Skills
Collaborative/Team Player
Sound Judgment and decision-making skills
Adaptability
Dependability
Available Positions15
LocationPerelman Center for Jewish Life, Front Desk
Supervisor
btt23@drexel.edu
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Academic Office Assistant/Receptionist |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Communication |
Freshman |
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Academic Office Assistant/Receptionist |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Communication |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Department of Communication is looking for students to serve as an office assistant/receptionist. The office is open Monday-Friday from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. The responsibilities include office reception, greeting students and other visitors, answering telephone calls and taking messages, filing, photocopying, running errands on campus, and other duties as assigned.
QualificationsApplicants must be reliable and dependable.
Available Positions4
Location3201 Arch Street, Suite 100, Reception Area
Supervisor
skw@drexel.edu
215-895-2456
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Department Assistant and Data Manager Department of Surgery |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Surgery |
Pre-Junior |
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Department Assistant and Data Manager Department of Surgery |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Surgery |
Pre-Junior |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionAssist the Department of Surgery Research Administrator with IRB and regulatory submissions, data base development and Data entry, as well as daily operations of department
QualificationsExperience with Outlook, Databases, Word and Excel programs. Good Organizational skills.
Available Positions3
Location1435 Vine Street, 1435 Vine Street
SupervisorGifford-Hollingsworth,Cynthia
cgiffor1@drexelmed.edu
267-507-6811
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Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Dermatology |
Sophomore |
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Lab Assistant |
Center City |
College of Medicine – Dermatology |
Sophomore |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionStudent assistant responsible for tissue handling of Mohs and biopsy specimens and preparation for FFOCT. Also responsbile for image capturing, data collection and analysis.
QualificationsPrior experience with Excel
Basic understanding of biology
Must be organized.
Available Positions1
Location219 N. Broad Street, 4th Floor, 4th Floor
SupervisorCusack,Carrie Ann
carrieann.cusack@drexelmed.edu
215-762-5561
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Intercultural Advocate |
University City |
Student Life/SCIC & LGBTQA Student Center |
Freshman |
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Intercultural Advocate |
University City |
Student Life/SCIC & LGBTQA Student Center |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionIntercultural Advocates are student leaders who encourage an inclusive and global environment at Drexel through educational outreach from SCIC & the LGBTQA Center.
Responsibilities & expectations:
• Create cultural programming for students
• Plan and develop social justice and diversity workshops on campus
• Represent the SCIC at Drexel and community events
• Create social media presence for both centers
• Create publicity related to all aspects of both centers
• Serve as liaisons for programing and trainings for offices and departments
• Support daily operations
• Work in office for 6 to 10 hours a week.
• Be available for approximately 3 hours of evening activity per week
Qualifications• Enrolled as a full-time student at Drexel (open to all undergraduate students)
• Interested in diversity and social justice programming and education
• Possess desire to present and encourage dialogue among students
• Ability to work some evenings and an occasional weekend
• Ability to attend staff meetings and trainings
• Other duties as assigned
Available Positions7
LocationJames E. Marks Intercultural Center, 3225 Arch. St. (1st Floor)
Supervisor
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Part Time Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
School of Biomedical Engineering, Science, and Health Systems – School of Biomedical Engineering, Science and Health Systems |
Sophomore |
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Part Time Laboratory Assistant |
University City |
School of Biomedical Engineering, Science, and Health Systems – School of Biomedical Engineering, Science and Health Systems |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionA research lab in the School of Biomedical Engineering and Science Systems is in search of an entry level parttime Laboratory Assistant to help the Senior Laboratory Manager. The lab conducts both electrophysioglocial and wet laboratories experiments. The parttime Laboratory Assistant will assist the Senior Lab Manager with providing support to the daily needs of the lab personnel, including maintenance and inventory of equipment and supplies; storage and safe disposal of used chemicals as well as maintaining receive/discard logs as needed.
Qualifications2 years of post high school education
Available Positions1
LocationLebow, B44
SupervisorKaren Moxon
km57@drexel.edu
8568582658
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Judaic Studies Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Judaic Studies Program |
Freshman |
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Judaic Studies Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Judaic Studies Program |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionOffice and Special Event Assistant for the Judaic Studies Program. The assistant will do a variety of tasks to support the work of this academic, interdisciplinary Program, including assisting with mailings, on-campus errands, and help with set-up for public programs. In additon, the assistant will occasionally be asked to help with internet or library research. Position hours per week can be set up for 5 to 10 hours per week, depending on individual's schedule.
QualificationsAbility to work independently, to find one's way around campus, to handle confidential materials, and to help out in the preparation for, and during a cultural event open to the public.
Available Positions1
LocationHagerty Library, 331
SupervisorCarll,Kathleen
klc26@drexel.edu
215-895-6388
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Office Assistant |
University City |
School of Education – Dean's office |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
School of Education – Dean's office |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionSpecific Responsibilities: General office duties include but are not limited to, copying, scanning, filing, shredding, organizing, data entry, making campus deliveries, answering the telephone, greeting/directing students, faculty, and staff, and working on special projects as assigned.
QualificationsPreferred Qualifications: Microsoft Office, detail-oriented, dependable, organized, and personable.
Available Positions3
LocationOne Drexel Plaza (3001 Market Street), 120
Supervisor
pad23@drexel.edu
2158952167
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Administrative Support Assistant |
University City |
Dornsife School of Public Health – Community Health and Prevention |
Freshman |
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Administrative Support Assistant |
University City |
Dornsife School of Public Health – Community Health and Prevention |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Department of Community Health and Prevention in the Dornsife School of Public Health is seeking a work study to provide administrative support. The work student employee will report to the department's chair and Department Administrator.
Duties will include:
Using Outlook calendar and help to maintain appointments / update Chair's schedule of meetings and appointments
Performing general office duties including drafting memos and letters
Answering office phone to take massages and/or directing calls
QualificationsQualifications
Applicants Must:
• Be a current undergraduate student of Drexel University
• Have a working knowledge of Microsoft Office
• Be able to use Outlook calendar and help to maintain appointments / update Chair
• Possess excellent communication, organization, time management, and writing skills
• Possess the ability to draft correspondence
• Have the ability to work 15-20 hours per week between the hours of 9:00am and 5:00pm, Monday through Friday
Available Positions1
LocationNesbitt Hall, 4th floor
SupervisorMoses,Jerome
jpm356@drexel.edu
267.359.6040
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Organic Chemistry Grader |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Chemistry |
Sophomore |
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Organic Chemistry Grader |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Chemistry |
Sophomore |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationSophomore
Job DescriptionOrganic Chemistry Grader is responsible for grading homework, quizzes, lab reports, and exams for organic chemistry courses. The grader will also be responsible for entering grades and attendance records and proctoring exams etc.
Qualifications1. Must have completed the undergraduate organic chemistry sequence (orgo I, II, and III or equivalent); 2. Must be able to carefully follow instructions, and grade from a grading key; 3. Must be reliable and trustworthy and complete the task in a timely fashion; 4. Must respect the privacy of others.
Available Positions2
LocationDisque Hall, 218
Supervisor
jx35@drexel.edu
2158952648
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Materials Science and Engineering |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Engineering – Materials Science and Engineering |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Department of Materials Science and Engineering is looking for an office assistant who is available to work hours between 8am -5pm on Mondays - Fridays.
Duties and responsibilities include :
Answering phone calls
Photocopying, filing
Travel arrangements
Data entry
Run errands
Other duties as assigned
QualificationsMust be available at least 5-10 hours/ weekly
Reliable/ dependable
Independent
Responsible
Familiar with Microsoft Office
Comfortable with faxing, scanning and navigating the internet
Available Positions3
LocationLeBow Engineering Building, 344
SupervisorBlake,Sean
seb353@drexel.edu
215-895-6644
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Laboratory Technician |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Pre-Junior |
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Laboratory Technician |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Pre-Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionStudent will be responsible for maintenance of insect cultures and for cultivation of plants needed to support these cultures. Additional duties will include laboratory maintenance (e.g. cleaning of glassware, autoclaving, etc.) and general assistance with the research of other lab members.
QualificationsStudents should have a strong background in Biology, and will preferably be Biology majors. Experience with insects and plant growth are strongly preferred. Keen attention to detail, strong self-motivation, and good communication skills are a must.
Available Positions2
LocationPapadakis Integrated Sciences Building, 310
Supervisor
jar337@drexel.edu
215-895-1643
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Software Developer for robotic vehicles |
University City |
College of Engineering – Architecutral Engineering |
Pre-Junior |
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Software Developer for robotic vehicles |
University City |
College of Engineering – Architecutral Engineering |
Pre-Junior |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationPre-Junior
Job DescriptionHelp the ongoing research project related to data collection in the built environment using various drone and robots
QualificationsPrograming background and understand OOP. C and Python preferred
Available Positions1
LocationAEL, 270-L
SupervisorLo,Liang Chung
james.lo@drexel.edu
2155713540
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Graduate College Assistant |
University City |
Graduate College – Graduate College |
Freshman |
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Graduate College Assistant |
University City |
Graduate College – Graduate College |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Graduate College Assistant helps support the staff of the Graduate College in a student-focused environment. The individual will assist with daily operations of the College, including but not limited to greeting walk-ins, answering phone calls, taking messages, copying/scanning, running errands, updating College databases, creating and posting flyers and digital ads, overseeing kitchenette and coffee supplies, and in addition will support on-campus events, programs and special projects. The individual will also assist with overseeing the Graduate Student Lounge space, including setting up for events, maintaining the schedule, and managing supplies. The individual will gain experience in a broad range of work and will have the opportunity to engage with students, faculty and staff from across the University. Plus there's free coffee!
QualificationsHigh level of customer service and reliability. Attention to detail. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Ability to handle confidential student information and matters. Friendly and professional demeanor. Knowledge and proficiency in Microsoft Office 365. Availability to work two or more consecutive terms preferred. Experience in web or graphic design and/or photography/videography a major plus.
Available Positions1
LocationMain Buiding, 301
Supervisor
graduatecollege@drexel.edu
215-895-2498
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Assistant Coordinator |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Nutrition Sciences |
Freshman |
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Assistant Coordinator |
Center City |
College of Nursing and Health Professions – Nutrition Sciences |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionAssistant to the Director of the Center for Nutrition and Performance.
Administrative and clerical duties; sorting / picking up mail; typing; mailings, maintaining list serv, coordinate activities of the nutrition team, maintain communication through Blackboard and calendars. Keep meeting minutes and agendas. Attendance at weekly meetings is mandatory.
QualificationsMust be reliable and hard-working, and preferably self-directed and interested in any of the fields we represent. Prefer Nutrition Sciences Major.
Available Positions2
Location3 Parkway Building, 395
Supervisor
dardarian@drexel.edu
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Office Clerk |
Center City |
Other – Office of the University Registrar |
Freshman |
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Office Clerk |
Center City |
Other – Office of the University Registrar |
Freshman |
CampusCenter City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe Office of the University Registrar is seeking a reliable part-time student for the position of Office Clerk at the Center City City campus. Under the direct supervision of the Assistant Registrar, the Office Clerk will provide front desk coverage for Drexel Central, greeting walk-in visitors and assisting with triage. The Office Clerk will also assist in day to day operations of the Registrar's Office with light filing and processing of documentation. Students create their own work schedule based upon the student's availability before and after scheduled classes.
QualificationsStudent must be a reliable self-starter with the ability to work independently. Should have strong knowledge of PC applications. The student should have reliable customer service skills. The student will be required to handle confidential information in a professional manner while working in the Office of the University Registrar.
Available Positions4
LocationNew College Building, Room 1142
Supervisor
erb38@drexel.edu
215-762-8593
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
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Office Assistant |
University City |
College of Arts and Sciences – Biology |
Freshman |
CampusUniversity City
Minimum EducationFreshman
Job DescriptionThe individual will assist with the daily operations of the main office. The individual will greet and welcome all visitors in a professional manner which includes: faculty, staff, graduate students and the business community. The individual will be required to work on various tasks that will include the need to be proficient with Microsoft Office programs. The individual will also perform clerical duties: typing/data entry, copying/scanning, filing, run errands on campus, and other duties as assigned."
Qualifications High Level of customer service skills. Attention to detail. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work efficiently and independently. Ability to handle confidential matters and to perform tasks in a friendly and professional manner.
Available Positions2
LocationPISB, 123
Supervisor
joneswbg@drexel.edu
215-895-2788
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