Student Job Board

Location/Department: The School of Journalism and Communication

Description/Duties: Student Reader needed to grade for Professor Lopez-Thismon. Other administrative duties as assigned.
Qualifications: Must be punctual, dependable, self-starter, accurate, and able to maintain confidence. Must have taken both Composition I and II, and Communication & Public Speaking to apply.
Hours: 10 per week starting August 2019
Pay Rate: According to class standing

Office Phone: 989-565-0232
Email resume and schedule to nlopezthismon@southern.edu.

Location/Department: School of Religion
Description/Duties: Grade assignments and assist the professor and students as needed.
Qualifications: Prefer students who would be willing to work for the SOR for two-three years. Reader must have completed all Hebrew classes with a minimum of an A-. Must have above-average computer skills, familiar with or willing to learn Eclass, be detail oriented, and have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. Must be punctual and have good people skills.

Hours: 6-10 hours per week
Pay Rate: Southern's payscale based on class standing
Email: jrherod@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2976
Other: Please bring your resume to Janita Herod in Hackman Hall and fill out an employment application.

Location/Department: Plant Services
Description/Duties: Are you looking for summer employment? If so, come see what we are about and if you think you would be a good fit with our team. We do all the maintenance on the buildings and homes on Campus. If you have no experience, we can work with that. if you have experience in any of the construction trades I would love to talk to you.
Areas of employment include: General Laborers, Painting, Carpentry, Heat and Air, Plumbing, Electrical, Flooring, Exterior Repair, etc.
Qualifications: Must have a good attitude and good work ethic.
Hours: Summer hours are Monday -Friday 7:15-12, and Monday thru Thursday 1-5. Allowed to get up to 38 hours during these times. Part time available as well.
Pay Rate: $10 plus bonus

Contact Name: Kim Sturm
Email: kasturm@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2291

Painter

Location/Department: Plant Service
Description/Duties: Painting Houses/Apts on Campus as well as railings, exteriors etc. outside. Maybe some pressure washing included

Qualifications: Must be self-motivated, and have a good work ethic.
Hours: Up to 38 during normal hours of Monday thru Friday 7:15-12 and 1-5, closed Friday afternoon

Pay Rate: $10 plus bonus
Email: kasturm@southern.edu
Office Phone: 236.2291

Cooks Helper (VM)

Location/Department: VM Deli
Description/Duties: Help the cook prep lunch for the day and whatever else needed.
Qualifications: No experience needed, just a willingness to learn.
Hours:

Tuesdays &Thursdays
8:30-11:30 am and 11:30 am - 3 pm
Mondays and Wednesdays
8:30-11:30 am

Pay Rate: Varies, please email schedule
Email: Amelia Laneville> atun@southern.edu

Salad Bar Helper

Location/Department: VM - Deli
Description/Duties: Help the Supervisor prep veggies for the bar, replenish the empty containers and whatever else needs accomplished.
Qualifications: No experience needed. Must be on time, hard working and a willingness to learn.
Hours:

Mondays -Thursdays 7-10 am; 11 am -2 pm; 4-7:30 pm;

Fridays 7-10 am; 11 am-3pm

Pay Rates: Varies

Please email schedule: Amelia Laneville> atun@southern.edu

Student Assistant to Registration Manager
Location/Department: Wright Hall Records & Advisement 

Description/Duties: Assists with registration, add/drops, clean up of rosters, optical imaging, mailing diplomas, misc desk front duties

Qualifications: Friendly, ready smile, enjoys greeting and helping people, detailed oriented, skills in excel and word, great telephone etiquette

Hours: Summer minimum of 20 hours maximum 36; Fall and Winter semester's minimum of 10 hours

Pay Rate: By class standing as described by HR
Email: Joni Zier> jzier@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2895
Other: email resume to jzier@southern.edu; Job begins May 13 

Student Worker (Summer Work)
Location/Department: First Year Experience

Description/Duties: Office work, answering phones, responding to emails, serving students and families that need help, light cleaning duties in the office.

Qualifications: Microsoft Office skills, especially excel Customer service skills, answering phones and greeting families graciously is a must Good grammar and written skills Hours 20+ hours for the summer and then 10+ hours for the school year Pay Rate Based on year in school
Email: renitak@southern.edu
Contact Phone: Renita Velez Moore> 423-236-2575
Please send me your resume and interest by email. Looking to fill this position ASAP.

Location/Department: Mail Room
Description/Duties: Awesome job if you're an introvert or hate being micromanaged! (Mailroom) Do you like being micromanaged? If so, then keep scrolling because this isn't the job for you. I need students who are willing to sort, deliver, and process mail and packages for the employees and departments. I'll teach you what you need to know, I'll provide additional advice as needed, and I'll set clear expectations (which aren't too difficult.) Then I'll leave it up to you and your God-given brain to figure out the most efficient way to deal with it. You can always come to me with questions.
Qualifications: Must be willing to learn.
Must be willing to think.
Must be able to keep your phone out of the way of your own success. You're going to be driving and walking around campus and I don't want you to hurt anyone or be hurt by anyone.
For afternoon shifts, must be able to deliver packages, which are sometimes as much as 50 pounds.
Hours: I need students who can work 4 hour shifts. Ideally MWF mornings, MW afternoons, TTh mornings, or TTh afternoons. Or all mornings or all afternoons; if your schedule allows that then you are the unicorn for the job!
Pay Rate: The maximum I can by policy. Unless you're lazy, in which case you may not get raises when possible. Or if you're a whiner, in which case I may replace you if possible. But if you're reading the job board then hopefully you're not lazy or whiny.

Contact Name: Justin Brooks
Email: jwbrooks@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2335

Location/Department: Student Finance
Description/Duties: An extension of the Student Finance Counselors by providing helpful and accurate information. Most of their time is spent answering phone calls and working with parents/students. Also, doing miscellaneous office duties (scanning, filing, award letters, etc).
Qualifications Have some phone experience, willing to work some Sundays and in a team setting. Working for the summer would be a preference.
Hours: Flexible. Office hours are 8:30 am - 5 pm and 8:30 am-Noon on Friday

Pay Rate: Depending on class Standing

Contact Name: Elias Martinez
Email: melias@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2535
Other: Contact me by email or stop by the office for an application.

Location/Department: Plant Service-Maintenance Dept.
Description/Duties: Cleaning small heat and air units, Changing filters, small repairs on units.
Qualifications: Must be able to lift 50 lbs on occasion and be willing to do other odd jobs as needed. Come to work on time and have a good work ethic.
Hours: Part time/Full-time in the summer (up to 38 hours)

Pay Rate: $10 Plus end of summer bonus available
Email: kasturm@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2291

Location/Department: Campus Safety
Description/Duties: The student dispatch officer mans the dispatch desk, answers and maintains a log of all incoming and outgoing radio traffic among officers, handles walk-in traffic with various needs, answers the phones in a timely, professional manner, monitors several emergency and alarm systems, and any other tasks as assigned by Dispatch Supervisor.
Qualifications: Be 18 years of age or older.
Maintain GPA of 2.5 or higher.
Must be a self-starter and able to work without supervision. Must have good cause and effect reasoning and decision-making skills.
Must be responsible, dependable, and a team player.
Must be willing to work every other weekend and ½ of the student breaks/holidays during the school year.
Must present a professional demeanor, display a spirit of helpfulness, work well with others, and maintain a high degree of confidentiality.
Must be able to write and speak English fluently.
Hours: Up to 38 hours per week during Summer and Breaks
16-24 per week during the School Year
Pay Rate: Based on class standing.
Email: cccole@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2100

Year End Show Editors

Location/Department: School of Visual Art and Design 

Description/Duties: Edit sequences for SVAD end of year SHOW

Qualifications: Applicants must be proficient at Premiere, AfterFX, or FCS; would need to be a student with SVAD computer account; has taken Post Production course or has extensive editing background; and available to work during finals week.
Pay Rate: TBD
Office Phone: 423.236.2732
Other: Come to the SVAD front office (see Linda Brooks), #2006 Brock Hall, for an application.

Village Market: Cleaning and Stock Positions

Location/Department: Village Market
Description/Duties: Housekeeping duties and stocking of shelves and various other duties.
Qualifications: Willing to learn, be on time, work your shift.
Hours: Variety of times
Pay Rate: TBD also Housekeeping staff make a higher rate of pay.
Email: desmith@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2301
Other: These Jobs are for the summer and for the upcoming Fall. So get your job early.

Department: Admissions

Job Description : The role of the Student Director is to represent the Admissions Department as they assist the Campus Experience Manager in scheduling and facilitating visits. Student Directors provide guided campus tours and join visiting families for lunch during their visits. Student Directors assist in booking appointments for guests as part of their visit experiences.

Qualifications: Need 2 student workers staring the first week of May. Must be available Monday through Friday from 8am to 2pm. Must have experience as a Student Ambassador.

To Apply: Please email Christalee M. Crary at ccrary@southern.edu

Location/Department: Disability Support Services

Description/Duties:

-Work with the DSS Coordinator concerning students with disabilities and learning challenges

-Create, sort, organize, and update files Help proctor exams

-Create Word or Excel documents and charts from data

-Assist the Coordinator in her daily responsibilities and special events Greet people, answer phones, schedule appointments, and handle -inquiries regarding Southern and DSS

-Assist current or potential students and/or parents with questions, procedures, and resources Scan former student files to digital copy

-Make copies and send faxes as needed Able to communicate effectively, both in person and in writing, in a supportive, non-judgmental manner -Trained in FERPA (DSS will provide training if necessary) Computer competence, particularly in Word, PowerPoint, and Excel

Qualifications: A trustworthy upperclassman or graduate student, with a strong work ethic

Hours: TBD - Preferable morning or afternoon blocks

Pay Rate: TBD

Contact Name: MARIELLA PECHERO
Email: mariellapechero@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423.236.2544

KR's Place-Stocker

Description/Duties: Responsible for getting supplies from various locations.
Hours: 2 Sundays> 7:00am-9:00am & 2:00pm-4:00pm or 3:00pm-5:00pm 

Qualifications: Able to lift 50 pound boxes, willingness to learn....
Pay Rate: Depends on class standing
Email: kimearmstrong@southern.edu

Summerour Office Assistant/Circulation Desk Assistant

Department: Education & Psychology
Hours: Summer 2019. Time shared between the Teaching Materials Center (TMC) and the Main Office in Summerour Hall for 38 hours/week. Continued enrollment at Southern Fall 2019 expected
Description:

Perform multiple office tasks in office setting:
• Independently apply logistics to tasks (planning, prioritizing, executing in a logical manner)
• Provide great customer service with courtesy and tact
• Assist professors, departmental staff, students, and patrons
• Answer/place phone calls in a professional manner
• Become familiar with all office equipment and machines
• Create spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, signs, certificates, flyers, etc.
• Update departmental website, calendar, handbooks, and course sequences
• Assist with recruiting visits and View/Preview Southern
• Maintain/scan student records/files
• Attend circulation desk in the TMC
• Perform clerical duties, including checking departmental email and sending professional responses
• Clean, sort, file
• Make campus deliveries
• Perform other duties as reasonably assigned
Qualifications:
• Excel in independently applying logistics to varying tasks
• Be detailed, dependable, and honest
• Be available to continue working some hours fall semester
• Have strong organizational, interpersonal, and computer skills in Word, PowerPoint and Excel
• Display ability to
-Read, write, and speak English fluently
-Follow instructions and check own work for accuracy
-Anticipate needs and respond accordingly
• Prefer freshmen and sophomores with previous office experience (as in a business office with multiple personnel)
To Apply: Email resumé and introductory email to Asti Conibear, aconibear@southern.edu; application, cover letter, and small computer task will be required after initial contact.

Thatcher: Housekeeping (Summer Janitor)

Description/Duties: All aspects of cleaning Thatcher dorms and getting the ready for a new school year.
Qualifications: Knowledge of interior painting, light maintenance a plus. Must be able to bend, carry up to 25 lbs. up stairs, climb ladders, responsible when working with cleaning products and hand tools. Must be able to work on a task to completion, also must be able to work independently.

Hours: Monday-Thursday 8-5 Friday 8-12 ( Will work will summer class schedule).
Pay Rate: According to class standing plus summer adjustment.
Email: tklinger@southern.edu
Office Phone: 236-2909

Location/Department: Landscape Services
Description/Duties: Jobs may include mowing, weeding, weed eating, planting, mulching, and general landscape jobs.
Qualifications: Enjoy working outside in the fresh air and sunshine! A knowledge of landscape work is a plus, but not a requirement. A good driving record is a plus.
Hours: Our shifts are Monday-Thursday, 8-12 and 1-5, and Friday, 8-12. A four-hour block is required for the summer.
Pay Rate: According to class standing with a summer bonus. There is another bonus possible at the end of the summer.

Contact Name: Mark Antone
Office Phone: 423-236-2747
Other: Please come to the Landscape Office on Park lane and fill out an application.

Department: Online Learning

Duties and Responsibilities: Our department is looking for a team member that can handle some dirty work. The ideal candidate will be passionate about creating a welcoming environment through good hygiene. We're looking for a cleaning specialist who will exceed expectations, ensuring that all work areas are sparkling, floors are spotless, and trash is removed on schedule. We hope you're ready to put on your gloves and scrub up with us.

Responsibilities include: Cleaning and wiping down all surfaces, dusting, vacuuming, emptying trash bins, watering plants, maintaining the cleanliness of fridge and hot drink station, ensuring that outside walkway remains clear and free of debris, and other cleaning duties, as needed.

Qualification requirements: The ideal candidate will have previous cleaning experience, excellent organization skills, and great attention to detail, and will be self motivated, able to identify and complete needed tasks without direct supervision.

If interested, please email online@southern.edu, being sure to include a description of your previous experience and why you think you would make a good fit, as well as a current resume.

Department: Online Learning

Duties and Responsibilities:

We're looking for an eClass Tech Support Agent to handle phone and email support requests from both students and professors. You will be responsible for helping each person achieve their goal with the software or LMS (Learning Management System), whether the problem relates to a user error, a bug, or something else entirely. The eClass Support Tech will also be responsible for communicating with the supervisor about suspected software problems. If this sounds like a good fit, get in touch.

Responsibilities include:
•Provide technical support for faculty and students relating to eClass via phone, in-person, or electronically.
•Become proficient at utilizing the following software for course support:
- eClass (Learning Management System)
- Camtasia (Screen Capture Software)
- Panopto (Lecture Capture System)
- Handbrake (Video Encoding Software)
- TurningPoint (Clicker System)
- Write instruction documents pertaining to supported software.
- Assist in troubleshooting and supporting classroom technology such as lecture capture and clickers.
- Provide one-on-one training with faculty or students
- Be knowledgeable of policies and procedures related to online learning and eClass support and be able to field questions from students and faculty.
- Assist in online course administration and course-related student issues.
- Complete other tasks as assigned.
Requirements:
• A solid understanding of computer systems and applications.
• Basic HTML knowledge.
• Strong knowledge of MS Office Suite and Internet navigation.
• Excellent interpersonal and communications skills.
• Excellent writing skills.
• Independent working and problem-solving skills.

Flexible within our office hours of M-Th 8-5:30, F 8-noon

If interested, contact Greg Merchant at gmerchant@southern.edu or 423-236-2086.

Computer Technician (Summer and Fall positions available)
Location/Department: Information Technology 

Description/Duties: Provide assistance, support and communication regarding complex computer issues. Install, configure and upgrade computer hardware, peripherals and software. Diagnose and repair hardware and software issues.
Qualifications: Advanced knowledge and experience troubleshooting issues in Windows and Mac operating systems. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office and other common business applications and ability to learn new software quickly. Experience with troubleshooting hardware and software problems. Ability to work both independently and with a team in solving problems.

Hours: available between 8am-5pm. Must be able to work at least 8 hours a week in 3 or more hour blocks.
Pay Rate: $8.50/hr (potential for higher pay rate based on experience and class standing)
Email: ejcourey@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2667

Smart Start Tutors 

Location/Department: Tutoring Center, third floor McKee Library Title 
Description/Duties: We are looking for students who are capable of tutoring a variety of Smart Start classes and general study skills for incoming freshmen during Summer Session 3 (July 29-Aug. 3).

Classes being tutored may include:

Developmental Psychology, Personal Finance, Life & Teachings of Jesus, Intro to Sociology, or others.

Tutors are not required to have taken these classes, but must have completed at least one semester of college level courses and attend the provided tutor training.

Responsibilities: Prepare for and facilitate 1-on-1 or small group tutoring sessions with students.
Must follow all Tutoring Center Policies and diligently fulfill the duties of a peer tutor introduced during initial training.
Must attend additional required training or mandatory meetings.
Must keep an open communication with the Tutor Coordinators and the Tutoring Center Director.
Qualifications: Must be an enrolled Southern student.
Must have completed at least one semester of college level courses.
Must meet the minimum GPA requirement of 3.0.
Must have received a B+ or above in the courses to tutor.
Preferably be able to tutor more than one subject.
Excellent communication skills and willing to work with the Tutor Coordinators and a variety of students.
Hours: Flexible, can work with class schedule.

Pay Rate: Alternate wage based on class standing, opportunity to raise pay.
Email: tutoringcenter@southern.edu
Come by the Tutoring Center for an application, or visit our website: southern.edu/tutoringcenter 

Location/Department

School of Visual Art and Design 

Description/Duties

A SVAD Apprentice demonstrates a motivated interest in creative production. This individual searches out opportunities to support his/her team members and commits to fulfill his/her given task from start to finish. The SVAD Production Manager trusts he/she will arrive to set or deliver work on time and with enthusiasm while seeking out opportunities to improve his/her skills between projects.
Qualifications

Tasks will be given based on Apprentice aptitude and interest in different roles needed, ranging from producing, directing, filming, sound mixing, editing, and motion graphics. Must have editing experience, know Adobe Premiere, and Adobe Photoshop.
Hours

Weekly hours are not guaranteed. Work is based on incoming projects to SVAD Productions.
Pay Rate

$10
Contact Name

Linda Brooks
Office Phone: (423) 236-2732
Other: Come to the SVAD front office (Brock Hall 2006) to pick up an application.

Location/Department

School of PE, Health & Wellness 

Description/Duties

Grading assignments (for 10+ classes I have) Secretarial work Organize office area Data entry

Qualifications

Must have taken PEAC-125 Fit for Collegiate Life

Familiarity with eClass and Microsoft Office programs

Laugh at my jokes

Be able to work autonomously

Honest

Patient

Hours

6-8 hours a week

Pay Rate

TBD

Contact Name

Mike Boyd

Email 

mboyd@southern.edu
Office Phone

423.236.2854

LOCATION / DEPARTMENT 

Service Department

DESCRIPTION / DUTIES

Cleaning all types of flooring on Campus

QUALIFICATIONS
Planning to be here this Summer.18 years old or older. Must have a valid driver's license with clear driving record. Be able to lift equipment up to 50 lbs. and work around chemicals. Must be able to sweep, mop & vacuum. We will train the right person on all equipment.

HOURS
Now until the end of this semester, training some nights 5-8pm.
May 06-Summer Hours
Monday Through Thursday 8am-12 and 1pm-5. and Friday 8am-12
Can take a vacation

PAY RATE
Depends on class standing

Contact Name
Bernetta Shockley
EMAIL / PHONE

bernettashockley@southern.edu / 423-236-2717

OTHER
Please email me to set up an interview time.

OUTREACH COORDINATOR

POSITION SUMMARY

The purpose of the Outreach Coordinator is to recruit, encourage, and support outreach ministries and leaders in connection with the Campus Ministries department.

ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Plan and organize outreach leaders orientation at the start of each semester (Fall/Winter).
2. Recruit, encourage and support new/returning outreach ministries leaders.
3. Oversee the following outreach ministries:
a. SWAG Camp — children's ministry, inner city, including story telling, singing, games, crafts, and recreation.
b. West Side for Jesus — multi-faceted inner-city, neighborhood ministry including:
i. Children's Ministries
ii. Door-to-door Prayer Ministry
iii. Health Expos/Fairs
iv. Bible Studies
c. Patten Towers — low income housing project ministry
d. Breakfast Ministry — homeless ministry
4. Continue to seek opportunities to add/create new outreach ministries, along with finding resources to support or expand current outreaches.
5. Organize and oversee transportation needs, being main contact person with Transportation Services department — car, vans, and/or bus rentals.
6. Manage the outreach budget, assisting leaders with accessing any supplies that are needed.
7. Track and maintain a record of individual and overall student involvement in outreach ministries, attendance/participation, working closely with the Christian Service department (Jennifer Carter, Director).
8. Meet weekly with the assistant chaplain for 1 hour.
9. Meet weekly with the Ministry Leadership Team bi-weekly for 1 hour.

JOB SPECIFICATIONS

Education — full-time student status is required

Administrative

• Attend weekly CADCO meetings — Tuesday at 11 a.m. (1 hr)
• Attend Campus Ministries Orientation and Winter Retreat
• Assist in Organization Showcase and Ministry Expo
• Participate in all Campus Ministries events as described in the Campus Ministries Contract

Experience/Skills

• Strong passion for Christian ministry in a team-oriented environment.
• Exceptional social/interpersonal skills a must—clear ability to convey information positively and in a timely manner.
• Strong organizational skills, including ability to maintain communications and manage multiple projects on deadline as directed.
• Experience or coursework in areas of ministry, project management, communications, community development or marketing.

Hours: Hourly, 10 hrs/week

FR $7.50

SO $7.75
JR $8.00
SR $8.25

Reports To: Assistant Chaplain 
Department: Chaplain's Office/Campus Ministries 

Maintenance/Talge and Thatcher
Location/Department: Talge and Thatcher
Description/Duties: Light duty maintenance

Qualifications: Good attitude and willing to work. will train Hours 1/2 day or 8-5

Pay Rate: Depends on experience
Email: Girard Miller II- gcmiller@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2999
Other: Stop by Talge main office or My office in Talge. 2405 

Location/Department: History Department
Description/Duties: Strawberry picking: Part time This will happen early/mid April and go through the end of May. The strawberries have to be picked everyday of the week. (Including Saturday night) You would tell me when you could work and then get trained on how to pick and where the baskets and harvesting supplies are kept. After that you would show up on your assigned times and days, pick and leave the berries in the shed at the farm.

Market Crew: Sunday Only I need a crew to go to the Collegedale Market on Sunday throughout the summer. I need 2 people who would be working alternating Sunday's and who would would be willing to work from 9:00A-4:30P. You would be selling produce, milled products, and yarn.

Summer Crew: Full time and part time For this crew I have both full time and part time slots available. You would be working the farm, planting, harvesting, weeding, seeding, mowing and general upkeep and maintenance of the farm.

If you are interested in any or all of these positions please let me know. Also if you know of anyone else who is hard working, dependable and trustworthy please send them this email and have them contact me: sshaffer@southern.edu

Qualifications: Hard working
Enjoys being outdoors
Honest
Does not mind getting a little dirty and sweaty Dependable

Hours: Flexible

Pay Rate: $7.50-8.50

Contact Name: Seth Shaffer
Email: sshaffer@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2792

Location/Department: Tutoring Center, third floor McKee Library

Description/Duties: We are looking for students who are able to tutor Microbiology.
Prepare for and facilitate 1-on-1 or small group tutoring sessions with students Must follow all Tutoring Center Policies and diligently fulfill the duties of a peer tutor introduced during initial training Must attend additional required training or mandatory meetings Must keep an open communication with the Tutor Coordinators and the Tutoring Center Director

Qualifications: Must be an enrolled Southern student.
Must have completed at least one semester of college level courses.
Must meet the minimum GPA requirement of 3.0.
Must have received a B+ or above in the courses to tutor.
Preferably be able to tutor more than one subject.
Excellent communication skills and willing to work with the Tutor Coordinators and a variety of students.
Hours: Flexible, can work with class schedule

Pay Rate: Alternate wage based on class standing, opportunity to raise pay
Email: tutoringcenter@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2578
Other: Come by the Tutoring Center for an application, or visit our website: southern.edu/tutoringcenter

Location/Department: Marketing and University Relations

Description/Duties: Get your articles published as part of the Marketing and University Relations team! Come up with story ideas, carry out interviews, write articles and press releases, and build your portfolio as you gain valuable experience that is relevant to your future career. Student writers work directly with the Editorial Manager and contribute content to Columns, the Adventist Review, and other publications. Assignments may also include other office work.
Qualifications: Should have proven writing skills, enjoy writing news and feature articles, be comfortable in Microsoft Word, demonstrate attention to detail, and be self-motivated. Communication or English majors are preferred but not required.
Hours: Minimum of 15 hours per week
Pay Rate: Based on class standing and experience

Contact Name: Janell Hullquist
Email: janell@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423.236.2581
Other: Please send a resume and two writing samples to Janell Hullquist, janell@southern.edu.

Location/Department: Lynn Wood Hall/Student Success Center

Description/Duties:
Participate in weekly Student Support Team meetings
Manage assigned caseload according to the protocol
Assess the need for services and develop an Individual Service Plan (ISP) with the student
Connect student/s to appropriate services/resources
Monitor the student's progress toward achieving goals identified in the ISP
Maintain up to date documentation/case notes
Assist with intervention programs for special populations
Qualifications:
Graduate student (Social Work or Psychology emphasis, preferred)
Maintain good academic standing
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Customer service minded
Familiar with campus resources
Organized, self-starter, critical thinker
Work efficiently alone and with a team
Leadership qualities
Ability to connect with students
Maintain integrity and confidentiality
Proficient in MS Office with the ability to learn other programs
20 hours a week during the school year
Hours: 20
Pay Rate: Southern student wage scale

Contact Name: Regina Bailey

Email: reginabailey@southern.edu
Office Phone: (423) 236-2838
Other: Hiring for Fall 2019. Email your resume to reginabailey@southern.edu.

Production Worker

Location/Department: Quick Print

Description/Duties: You will be learning to operate over a quarter million dollars worth of professional-grade equipment and software. Everything from designing for print (not the same as designing for a screen) to printing (including color management, because sometimes people want stuff to look right) to finishing (cutting, punching, slitting... we'll turn you into a paper ninja!)

Qualifications: Willing to work hard to meet deadlines. Willing to learn on the job (must be teachable.) Must be able to move cases of paper. Knowledge of InDesign a plus. Good manners a definite plus. Skills in martial arts are not required but would not be frowned on.
Hours: Any time Monday and Wednesday between 8 am - 5 pm. We prefer candidates with larger blocks of time.
Pay Rate: Maximum allowed by SAU policy
Email: krvega@southern.edu
Office Phone: Ryan Vega 423-236-2337
Other: If you are interested in this job, please send your class schedule to krvega@southern.edu. If you have a resume or any relevant work experience, you may include it as well.

Location/Department: Hulsey Wellness Center

Description/Duties: Supervise Rock Wall at the HWC. Do belay checks on new climbers at the wall. Belay climbers as needed. Set ropes nightly. Maintain routes on the wall and set new routes periodically. Weekly inventory equipment and report needs and upgrades.
Qualifications: Previously taken a climbing class (ADAC 145 or 200) or Previously been AMGA CWI or SPI certified; required. Experience working with groups in a climbing setting preferred.
Hours: TBD - Rock wall hours are Sunday: 5-9 PM and M - TH: 4-10 PM.
Shifts Needed: T/W: 7-10 PM, TH: 4-7 PM
Pay Rate: TBD
Email: mboyd@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423.236.2854

Phone 423.326.9193 - Text Preferred

Location/Department: Village Market
Description/Duties: To clean eating area's and Bathrooms , empty all trash and any additional duties.
Qualifications: Willing to learn and be on time for the job.
Hours: 9a to 11a Mon, wed, and fri.
1p to 3p Mon, Wed, and Fri.
9a to 11a Tue and Thur.
1p to 3p Tues and Thur.
Pay Rate: TBD

Contact Name: Dennis Smith
Email: desmith@yahoo.com
Office Phone: 423-236-2301

Location/Department: WSMC
Description/Duties:

- Reports to student manager
- Develops and produces local content to air on radio station
- Announcer/Producer works with student manager to incorporate best practices in professional broadcast standards, listener relatibility and desirability, and proper pronunciation
- Programs must be produced on-time and executed with correct operational protocols
- Program may be live or recorded as coordinated through student manager
- Assists with member drives, events, and station marketing as necessary
- Works collaboratively with other WSMC staff, including marketing and fundraising, to assist with station goals
- Other tasks as assigned
Qualifications:

-Passion for classical music and public speaking.
-Must be able to speak smoothly, clearly, and with excellent pronunciation.
-Must schedule audition and interview.
-Must be available over the summer

Hours: Varies
Pay Rate: Southern student wage scale
Email: Contact Edyn-Mae Stevenson at estevenson@southern.edu

Office Phone: 423.236.2905

Tasks:
• Grading assignments
• Helping students with assignments
• Completing assignments to establish personal familiarity with them
• Testing instructional materials as they are developed
Working Conditions:
• Work as scheduled – between 10 and 20 hours per week
• Support office in the computer lab
Qualifications:
• Good and regular academic standing (not on probation or subject to dismissal)
• Knowledge of the material covered in the class
• Solid people skills, willingness to help
• Computing majors preferred
• Experience assisting in computer labs desired

Contact Info:

John Beckett - jbeckett@southern.edu

Location/Department: Food Service - Cafeteria

Description/Duties: Work in an environment that can equip you with skills you can carry on to future jobs and into life. We offer a variety of different working environments within the same department. Currently have openings in cooks, expediting, salad, prep, dish, cleaning and floors. If you have questions regarding any of the departments, contact Sarah Bonet.
Qualifications: We provide on the job training.
Hours: Various times throughout the week
Pay Rate: $8.00-$9.50. Based on class standing, skill level, and work ethic.
Email: sarahbonet@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2767

Other: Please e-mail PDF format of schedule

Location/Department: Transportation
Description/Duties: This position would require cleaning of the shop garage and machinery.

Hours: Needing daytime hours. Prefer 4 hours once week or 2 hours twice a week..
Pay Rate: TBD

Contact Name: Sandra Garcia
Email: sandrakgarcia@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2716

 
Drawing in Motion Models (Male and Female)
Location/Department: School of Visual Art and Design

Qualifications: Must be able to create and hold dynamic poses for 3 - 5 minutes.

Must feel comfortable wearing form-fitting sportswear and be confident in front of a group.
Hours: 8:30 - 10:50 am Monday and Wednesday. 2.5 - 5 hours/week

Pay Rate: TBD

Office Phone: Linda Brooks  (423) 236-2732
Other: Come to the SVAD front office, Brock Hall 2006, to pick up an application 

Digital Media Coordinator

Department/Location: Campus Ministries
Description/Duties: The purpose of the Digital Media Manager is to assist the communications team of the Campus Ministries department by supporting the ministries under it.

This is accomplished through meeting a variety of media needs, specifically photography, and video needs.

1. Administrative
a. Attend weekly CADCO meetings, Tuesday at 11am (1 hr).
b. Attend Campus Ministries Orientation and Winter Retreat
c. Assist in Organization Showcase and Ministry Expo each new semester
d. Participate in all Campus Ministries events as described in the Campus Ministries Contract

2. Digital Content Manager

a. Film/Edit/photograph creative promotional content, for individual ministries as needed.
i. Post and share material via social media outlet.
ii. Coordinate volunteer videographers/photographers

iii. Initiate/brainstorm creative and interactive ways to engage the student body through creative digital content.
iv. Produce a year-in-review video for the Campus Ministries team.

b. Meet weekly with the Campus Ministries Communications Creative Team (Asst. Chaplain)

Qualifications: Experience in the following areas- Video editing (Adobe Premiere, Final Cut), photography & videography. Must maintain a minimum 2.5 GPA.

Hours: 8-10 hours weekly
Pay Rate: Alternate wage based on class standing

Email: Anna Bennett- annabennett@southern.edu
Office Phone: 2787

Dorm Chaplain/Campus Ministries
Location/Department: Campus Ministries

Description/Duties:

1. Administrative
a. Attend weekly CADCO meetings, Tuesday at 11am (1 hr).
b. Attend Campus Ministries Fall and Winter Retreat
c. Participate in all Campus Ministries events as described in the Campus Ministries Contract
d. Meet weekly with Chaplain to communicate needs of students in Thatcher and Thatcher South Halls.

2. Interpersonal Ministry
a. Recruit volunteer chaplains at Organization Showcase and Ministry Expo each new semester:

1) to offer students the opportunity to be involved in ministry, and

2) to multiply your effectiveness and ability to reach a larger population - you are not a super chaplain able to minister to 600+ alone.
b. Develop a team & structure your team of volunteers.
c. Train volunteer chaplains once per semester.
d. Assign volunteer chaplains a hall; partner with hall RA.

Mission: Accessible, personal, spiritual presence - incarnation ministry.
Vision: To encourage the discouraged, embrace the lonely, seek the lost.
Volunteer chaplains will visit each resident twice a semester.

Ideas for visiting include: intercessory prayer with students, pointing students to Student Support Services as needed, etc.
i. Items needed: schematic of the residence hall, including pictures and
names of each resident and where they live
ii. Communicate regularly with RAs for each hall about needs of students on that hall
iii. Keep careful records of who and when visited, needs discussed

3. Events & Programming
Give 2 residence hall worships/semester
Plan and facilitate Dorm Week of Prayer once per semester Plan and collaborate with the help of the University Church to facilitate church members partnering alongside volunteer chaplains to visit residents on a semi-regular basis.

Qualifications: Must exhibit skills in: time management, mentoring, teamwork, initiative, assertiveness and responsibility. Must maintain a minimum 2.5 GPA.
Hours: 6-10 hours weekly
Pay Rate: Alternate wage based on class standing

Email: Anna Bennett- annabennett@southern.edu
Office Phone: 2728

Gymnastic coach

Location/Department: Gymnastic gym
Description/Duties: Teach beginning gymnastics to home school students.
Qualifications: Teach students basic gymnastic skills (5 yr - 16 yr)
Hours: 4 hours
Pay Rate: 7.25 - 8.00
Email: Rick Schwarz- rschwarz@southern.edu
Office Phone: 236-2873
Other: This is Tuesday and Thursdays 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Location/Department: talge - thatcher - southern village 

Description/Duties: doing Arlene light maintenance

Qualifications: Willing to lean and work

Hours: 9-16 hours and some on call

Pay Rate: TBD

Contact Name: Girard Miller
Email: gcmiller@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423-236-2999
Other: come by the office in talge hall room 2405

Location/Department: Ledford Hall/Technology Department

Description/Duties: Clean shop, do minor maintenance, wash cars, and other duties as assigned

Qualifications: Must be able to lift/carry 25-50 lbs on a regular basis, be willing and able to follow directions, be reliable, pay attention to detail, work independently and would be a bonus to be mechanically minded (to do maintenance repairs). Preferred to have valid driver's license and clean driving record.

Hours: 10-15 hours a week with 2-3 hour blocks of time - otherwise schedule is somewhat flexible

Pay Rate: $7.75 to start

Contact Name: Emiko Marr

Email: technology@southern.edu

Office Phone: 423.236.2863

Location/Department: School of Visual Art and Design

Description/Duties: A SVAD Apprentice demonstrates a motivated interest in creative production. This individual searches out opportunities to support his/her team members and commits to fulfill his/her given task from start to finish. The SVAD Production Manager trusts he/she will arrive to set or deliver work on time and with enthusiasm while seeking out opportunities to improve his/her skills between projects.

Qualifications: Tasks will be given based on Apprentice aptitude and interest in different roles needed, ranging from producing, directing, filming, sound mixing, editing, and motion graphics. Must have editing experience, know Adobe Premiere, and Adobe Photoshop.

Hours: Weekly hours are not guaranteed. Work is based on incoming projects to SVAD Productions.

Pay Rate: $10

Contact Name: Linda Brooks

Office Phone: (423) 236-2732

Other: Come to the SVAD front office, Brock Hall, 2nd floor, to pick up an application.

Department: SERVICE DEPARTMENT

Hours: Now- will work around class schedule, 8am-12 and 1-5

Winter Semester 2019

Monday through Thursday

8-10:45, 1-3:45, 5-8pm

Friday 8am-10:45

Pay Rate: Based on SAU student employee pay scale per class standing

Description: Janitorial duties of classroom buildings, Library, Administration building, etc.

Qualifications: Must be able to lift up to 25lbs., walk, go up and down steps, bend over, reach above your head. Must be able to use cleaning chemicals, sweep, mop, vacuum floors and clean bathrooms. Must be self-motivated.

Other: If you will be arriving before Fall semester and would like to work please let me know. Go to your booklist and email me a copy of your class schedule. Its the one with your photo on it.

Contact Name: Bernetta Shockley

Contact Phone: 423.236.2132

Email: bernettashockley@southern.edu

ERC Student Worker

Location/Department: ERC/School of Religion

Description/Duties: Help process ERC Missions participants, help facilitate ERC events.
Qualifications: Must have good people skills, able to follow instruction, have been on an ERC Missions trip or is signed up for a trip this summer, have a good working knowledge of PowerPoint and Excel.
Hours: at least a 2-hour block of time twice a week, and some weekends

Pay Rate: standard
Email: raulrivero@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423.236.2035

Advancement Call Center Representative

The Call Center is so much more than earning a paycheck. In this position you will have the opportunity to make an impact on so many lives including your own. You may be nervous or unsure about applying for a fundraising job, but don't dismiss it until you've learned a little more.

How you'll impact others:

You will be calling alumni and donors of Southern Adventist University. In each call, you will have three main objectives:
1. Build a connection and relationship with the person
2. Reconnect that individual back to what's happening on Southern's campus
3. Give that person the opportunity to show their support of Southern students

How your own life will be impacted:
1. Develop communication skills like you never knew you could (something that is invaluable, no matter your major or career path)
2. Have a strong reference for your resume
3. Network with wonderful alumni and donors (we often have callers stay in touch with people they met on the phone)
4. Make a diverse group of friends of all ethnicities, majors, and backgrounds, and by the end of the semester feel like they are your family
5. Experience God in a totally new avenue through nightly worships and in your nightly conversations

Qualifications
This job is all about learning and growing! Most students that are hired learn the necessary skill set while on the job during our training sessions. So, if are you are concerned that you aren't qualified, don't let that stop you from applying.

Our goal is to train and prepare each of our workers with the skills they need to excel. Here are some qualities we are looking for in future callers:

1. Open to challenge and growth
2. Motivated and committed
3. Well-spoken
4. Passionate
5. Positive

Hours
Each caller is required to work two evening shifts. Shifts are Monday thru Thursday from 6:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. each week. Callers can work 7-14 hours per week.

Pay Rate
Pay rate is based on your class standing (standard on-campus pay scale) with opportunities for bonuses and raises at the end of each semester.

Contact

http://www.southern.edu/advancement/development/callcenter.html

Location/Department: School of Business
Description/Duties: The School of Business has a graduate assistant position open for current graduate students. The graduate assistant will assist the supervisory professor with research, teaching assistance, administrative tasks, or miscellaneous projects and programs. This is a full-time position that requires 20 hours per week. Graduate assistant will be compensated minimum hourly wage for the 20 hours of work in addition to a 6-credit hour tuition waiver.
Qualifications:
- Preference will be given to Graduate Students within the School of Business
- Must be a Masters Level Student
- already taken a statistical class
- computer skills in Microsoft Office Suite, Outlook, and Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) or AMOS (or being willing to learn)
- familiarity with Moodle(e-Class) platform (or a willingness to learn)
- must have Christian values and represent the school with integrity
- ability to work independently and with a team
- must consistently use good discretion and maintain student confidentiality

Hours: To be determined with Supervising Instructor

Pay Rate: $7.25
Contact/Email: Teshia Price tprice@southern.edu
Office Phone: 423.236.2751
Other: Simply forward your email and letter of interest to tprice@southern.edu