Student Worker - Studio Art Assistant, Graphic Design

Posted 15 days ago

baylor universityWaco (TX)

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Job Description: Job Title: Student Worker - Studio Art Assistant, Graphic Design Job Classification: Administrative and Office Services, Student

Department: Art and Art History Hiring Manager: Zoe King

Contact: Zoe_King@baylor.edu

Work Schedule: 10hrs per week, flexible working hours Desired Length of Employment: Fall/Ongoing

Pay Rate: 7.25 Key Components: In a student employee capacity, may perform or assist with similar functions of an administrative associate or office manager.

Job Description: Greet visitors with excellent customer service Provide general office, administrative, or clerical support May assist with handling incoming and outgoing correspondence, including phone calls, messages and mail May assist with routing and resolving questions or information requests May assist with document preparation, filing, office records Ensure confidentiality of all pertinent information May assist with office supplies and organization of common areas May assist with data entry tasks, spreadsheets and reports Perform all other duties as assigned to support Baylor's mission Ability to comply with University policies Maintain regular and punctual attendance

Employer: Baylor University

Work Location: Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Center Work Address: HSFAC, 60 Baylor Ave.

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