SE, Verde Center for Learning and Innovation Student Fellow

Posted 2 days ago

yavapai collegeClarkdale (AZ)

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About the role

Center For Learning And Innovation Student Fellow Position Supervisor: CLI Director or Designee Department/Office: Center for Learning and Innovation This position will gain marketable work experience by supporting Yavapai College's Center for Learning and Innovation (CLI). Student Fellows are student employees who serve as ambassadors, peer assistants, and innovators within the CLI. They help run the center's daily operations, guide visitors through CLI spaces, support programs that strengthen student success, faculty development, emerging technologies, innovative spaces, outreach, and institutional support. In return, Fellows gain valuable professional skills in leadership, communication, customer service, technology, teamwork, and content creation. The CLI Student Fellow will: Greet and assist students, faculty, staff, community members, and external visitors using CLI spaces. Conduct tours of the CLI, communicating its vision, mission, and pillars to diverse audiences. Highlight features of CLI hubs (Resource & Study Hub, Faculty Support Hub, Innovative Technologies Hub, and Community Engagement Hub) during tours. Provide peer-level assistance with learning technologies (Canvas, study tools, media equipment, VR/AR, etc.). Support day-to-day operations in CLI spaces, including study hubs, emerging technology labs and spaces, and community rooms. Assist with events, workshops, and training sessions hosted in CLI spaces. Help with content creation including digital media, marketing materials, photography, video, and social media projects that promote the CLI. Support visitors, partners, and programs across the institution in collaboration with other departments. Maintain collaborative spaces, equipment, and technology-enabled classrooms. Serve as a student voice, contributing feedback and fresh ideas for innovation. Minimum Expectations & Requirements: All hiring documents must be completed prior to first work shift, including acceptable documentation for the I-9 Form. This is a Federal Work Study (FWS) eligible only position. Students must be FWS eligible as determined by the FAFSA, this means applicants must: Have current aid year FAFSA verified and on file at Yavapai College Be enrolled in at least six credits, of which one course must be going toward your program if study Be in good financial aid standing at Yavapai College Have unmet need as determined by the FAFSA Be receiving their financial aid from Yavapai College In addition student employees will: Work with a diverse student population Exhibit patience and a positive attitude in an academic learning environment Demonstrate reliability and good customer service skills Demonstrate good communication and interpersonal skills Demonstrate time management and organizational skills, and ability to complete a variety of tasks on immediate or extended timelines Maintain work area in a clean and organized manner Adhere to the code of confidentiality in certain cases where discretion should be used Adhere to Yavapai College Code of Conduct as well as FERPA guidelines Have a strong understanding of technology and the ability to use it effectively and efficiently Must have the following skills/characteristics: leadership, dependability, initiative, enthusiasm, discipline and willingness to grow both
Benefits: Yavapai College offers its employees a comprehensive benefit package: Other Insurance Coverage: Workers' Compensation (compensation, medical expenses and death benefits for on-the-job injuries or occupational diseases) Unemployment Compensation: Employees who are laid off or terminated may receive benefits if covered wages meet requirements Direct Deposit: Paychecks deposited directly into the employee's bank account(s). Additional Benefits and Services: Local community discounts to faculty and staff, mail and notary service.

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