Student Positions (on campus)

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Complete a separate application for each position for which you would like to apply. Applications remain active only until the position applied for is filled.

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Non-Discrimination Policy

Qualified prospective employees will receive consideration without discrimination because of race, color, gender, age, national origin, or disability.

Center for Entrepreneurship
College of Arts & Sciences Art Department
College of Arts & Sciences, Math Tutoring Center
Facilities & Engineering
Graduate Enrollment Management
Library
Mail Services
Media Services
Office of Residence Life/Student Housing
Professional and Continuing Education
School of Divinity
School of Education
School of Law
School of Law Communications Department

Center for Entrepreneurship: Graduate Assistant or Student Worker
(Position will serve as recruiter and on-line promotions coordinator)
Posted: 4/24/2013

Position Requirements:

Serve as a recruiter and handle communications for our Rwanda Business Development Center Project
Must be able to work mornings
Patience in communicating with people who have different English Accents (African English in particular)
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Comfortable with various social media (e.g. Facebook) and web communication platforms (e.g. Skype)
Administratively competent and good at prioritization
Good at coordinating with others, and also self-motivated

Position Responsibilities:

Remotely coordinate web and email marketing campaigns for the Rwanda BDC
Respond to inbound leads with email and phone (Skype) communication
Track multiple project elements, prioritizing use of time for maximum effectiveness
Build, nurture, and extend relationships with current students and graduates of the BDC

Additional Comments:
The Rwanda Business Development Center (BDC) is a comprehensive business development program that is designed to help Rwandan entrepreneurs start and grow small to medium enterprises (SMEs). It begins with a 14 week long action learning program, that involves classroom study and field work. There are currently over 200 graduates from the 14 week training and many of them have launched their businesses. For a more complete description of the Rwanda BDC click here http://www.regententrepreneur.org/global-initiatives/rwanda-bdc Business experience is not required. Marketing and/or telecommunications experience would be beneficial.

Pay: $8 per hour

Hours: 10-15

Contact: All applicants must complete the employment application, located that the top of this page. Please submit resume via email to Brittany Hoffman at bhoffman@regent.edu.

Center for Entrepreneurship: Graduate Assistant or Student Worker
(Position will serve as office support and project manager)
Posted: 4/24/2013

Position Requirements:

Must be able to work autonomously with discretion
Willingness to learn and take on new tasks
Organized, flexible, and able to multitask
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Must have expertise with Microsoft Office (Word, Power Point, Excel, Outlook)
Preferred experience with Photoshop, Video Editing, or Wordpress Website Maintenance (not required)
Experience in project management
Interested in business
Personable, energetic, and reliable

Position Responsibilities:

Work closely with the Center Manager to manage ongoing projects and programs
Plan and advertise for events
Develop and implement marketing campaigns (newsletters, emails, advertisements, etc.)
Provide general administrative support for the Center's dynamic team
Assume other duties as assigned by supervisor
Flexible days and hours: During normal business days

Pay: based on experience

Hours: 20

Contact: All applicants must complete the employment application, located that the top of this page. Please submit resume via email to Brittany Hoffman at bhoffman@regent.edu.

College of Arts and Sciences Communication Art Department: Graduate Assistant (Graduate Student)
(Position will serve as clerical support/administrative assistant)
Posted: 4/4/2013

Position Requirements:

Christian commitment
Familiarity with Blackboard
Ability to organize student events and activities for the department
Excellent written and spoken communication skills
Reliable

Position Responsibilities:

Work with the department chair on ongoing Communication Arts Department business

Pay: $9 per hour

Hours: 10 hours per week

Contact: Complete the employment application, located that the top of this page. Submit your resume to hr@regent.edu to be considered for this position.

College of Arts & Sciences, Math Tutoring Center: Graduate Assistant or Student Worker
(Position will serve as Math Tutor)
Posted: 9/7/2012

Position Requirements:

Candidates must either demonstrate excellence in college mathematics coursework at the level of MATH 211 or higher as evidenced by a grade of B or higher or have significant teaching or tutoring experience for courses similar to those mentioned below
Demonstration of a helpful, patient spirit for assisting others, which represents a refinement of his/her Christian character
Willingness to receive training in tutoring skills and to acquire topical knowledge in each of the courses mentioned below
Recommendation of university professor or other qualified correspondent, preferably of Regent University, that attests to the qualifications listed above

Position Responsibilities:

The goal of the Mathematics Tutoring Center (MTC) is to satisfy needs of CAS students for basic mathematical understanding related to the content of the below courses, to enhance their prospects for improved grade achievements, and to reduce frustration and attrition related to student difficulties with these mathematics courses
The purpose of this position is to deliver mathematics tutoring services to Regent University students enrolled in general education mathematics courses (MATH 101 Mathematics for the Liberal Arts, MATH 102 College Algebra, and MATH 201 Statistics) both on-campus and off-campus
Assist students enrolled in the aforementioned courses in: understanding concepts, acquiring and refining computational skills, and coaching students through problems assigned by their instructors
Perform these tasks for students by various means of contact: in-person, phone, email, instant online communication, or other technologies that may become available
Refer students, as appropriate, to other sources, such as: the course instructor, publisher-created resources, Smarthinking, etc.
Balance, as appropriate, the concurrent needs of multiple students via multiple lines of contact
Participate in weekly training sessions for a minimum of the first eight weeks of the first session in which he/she tutors
Master the course-delivery software for courses listed above
Perform all assigned record-keeping tasks including: tutor time sheets, tutee record sheets, data collection, and report preparation
Maintain and improve the organization and cleanliness of MTC
Additional duties as given by supervisor

Pay: $9 per hour

Hours: 10 per week

Contact: All applicants must complete the employment application located at that the top of this page. You may send a cover letter and resume to kwantz@regent.edu.

Graduate Enrollment Management: Graduate Assistant (Graduate Student)
(Position will serve as clerical support and recruiting support for Admissions Teams)
Posted: 5/1/2013

Position Requirements:

Bachelor's degree
Experience with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel and PowerPoint, Outlook)
Excellent customer service skills
Ability to communicate in a clear, effective manner
Able to follow instructions and work with a team
Self-motivated to successfully complete a work schedule and tasks with limited supervision
Ability to learn quickly to work carefully and accurately at various tasks involving detail
Willingness to adhere to agreed upon work schedules

Position Responsibilities:

Graduate assistants for the Enrollment Management team will support the recruiting and admissions staff for the graduate schools with clerical work as well as with direct contact with prospective students
Opportunities to tell 'your Regent story' about what brought you to Regent and how your experience as a student has been thus far
Must be capable of multi-tasking, working in a team environment, and have extraordinary customer service skills
Candidates should be excited about the Regent mission to train Christian Leaders to Change the World and be willing to share that enthusiasm with students via phone, email and at special events

Additional Comments:
Interested in candidates who are willing to work over the summer and occasionally over term breaks. Willing to be reasonably flexible during finals weeks and other peak academic dates.

Pay: $9 per hour

Hours: 20

Contact: Complete the employment application, located that the top of this page. Submit your resume to hr@regent.edu to be considered for this position. In your cover letter, please note your summer availability, if any.

Facilities & Engineering: Graduate Assistant or Student Worker
(Position will serve as a general laborer)
Posted: 01/07/2013

Position details:

Possess skills in or be willing to learn the following trades: painting, carpentry, fields of electricity, and mechanics
Have a servant's heart, a desire to learn, and be a self-starter

Pay: $9 per hour

Hours: 20 per week

Contact: Please email your resume to Kim Hegwer at khegwer@regent.edu, stating why you would be a good fit for this position. All applicants must complete an employment application located at the top of this page.

Library: Graduate Assistant or Student Worker
(Position will serve as Circulation Assistant)
Posted: 4/18/2013

Position Requirements:

Excellent customer service skills
Ability to communicate in a clear, effective manner
Able to follow instructions and work with a team
Self-motivated to successfully complete a work schedule and tasks with limited supervision
Possess the ability to work effectively and responsibly with library patrons in a public service environment and to serve a variety of people
Must work some evening and weekend hours (Saturday and/or Sunday)
Basic computer-literacy
Ability to learn quickly to work carefully and accurately at various tasks involving detail
Willingness to help maintain a library atmosphere that is conducive to work by staff and patrons
Willingness to adhere to agreed upon work schedules
Physical stamina to stand for extended periods, push loaded carts, shelve heavy books and lift up to 25 pounds

Position Responsibilities:

Check library materials in and out to patrons
Process returns *
Load book trucks
Answer the phone
Monitor the security system
Answer general informational questions about the library
Re-shelve items
Maintain order in the stacks
Conduct inventory

Pay: $7.25 per hour

Hours: 20

Contact: All applicants must complete the employment application, located that the top of this page.

Mail Services: Graduate Assistant (Graduate Student)
(Position will serve as Mail Services Assistant)
Posted: 4/18/2013

Position Requirements:

Applicant must be in good physical condition as the job requires walking throughout the campus and up & down staircases
Applicant will be required to lift boxes weighing 50-80 pounds occasionally
Must be cleared to drive a University vehicles

Position Responsibilities:

Pick-up mail from the Postal Office
Sort mail & parcels
Deliver mail/parcels throughout campus
Retrieve mail/parcels throughout campus and process outgoing mail/parcels via USPS, DHL, FedEx or UPS
Deliver USPS mail/parcels to the Post Office

Pay: $7.25 per hour

Hours: 29

Contact: All applicants must complete the employment application, located that the top of this page.

Media Services: Graduate Assistant or Student Worker
(Position will serve as media services support)
Posted: 4/9/2013

Position Requirements:

Strong customer service and teamwork skills
Be detail-oriented and work with a high level of accuracy
Moderate technological knowledge
Be dependable, hard-working, and able to work both independently and as part of a team
Proficient in Microsoft Office products (i.e. Word, Excel, Publisher, Outlook, Access)
Experience operating sound boards is preferred

Position Responsibilities:

Setting up and operating a variety of audio and video equipment
Work with video/audio editing software
Work at University classes and events
Documenting and logging completed tasks
Assisting teachers and students with classroom technology
Maintaining A/V equipment throughout the University
Able to occasionally lift 40-50lbs

Pay: $9 per hour

Hours: Varies

Contact: Email your resume to Media Services at avmedia@regent.edu, stating why you would be a good fit for this position. Have the email subject line read: Media Services Student Worker Application. All applicants must complete the employment application, located that the top of this page.

Office of Residence Life/Student Housing: Graduate Assistant or Student Worker
(Position will serve as Resident Assistant)
Posted: 4/24/2013

Position Requirements:

Current undergraduate or graduate student at Regent University
Prior housing and residence life experience preferred
Prior programming & community development experience preferred
Excellent relational, peer leadership and motivational skills
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Expert-user proficiency with basic office hardware (copier, fax, phone) and software (internet, email, Microsoft Word/Excel/PowerPoint) required

Position Responsibilities:

Regularly facilitate (goal of at least twice monthly) programs, activities, events, guest speakers and community development initiatives that focus on the adult, graduate, married/family population of Regent Village
Work ten hours a week in the Regent Village Office (general office operations, resolving resident concerns, program planning, etc.)
Meet with residents to resolve conflicts (i.e. roommate mediations) and address minor conduct concerns
Meet weekly with Assistant Director to discuss programs and community concerns
Check mailbox daily in the Regent Village Residence Life office
Check email daily to ensure active communication and correspondence with the Assistant Director and/or Director of Residence Life
Serve actively in the Residence Life evening/weekend on-call rotation with the other Residence Life staff
As this is a live-on position with on-call responsibilities, it is required that time away from the residential (overnight, weekends, holidays, etc.) be requested and coordinated with the Assistant Director
Work on special projects as requested by the Assistant Director or Director of Residence Life
Perform functions and duties other than described above in order to assist the Assistant Director or Director of Residence Life

Pay: No-cost furnished double occupancy (with a roommate) apartment in Regent Village

Start Date: July 1, 2013

Hours: 10

Contact: All applicants must complete the employment application, located that the top of this page. Please submit a resume to HR@regent.edu.

Professional & Continuing Education: Graduate Assistant
(Position will serve as a Special Projects Program Manager)
Posted: 8/22/2012

Position Requirements:

Must have event planning and project management skills and experience
Must demonstrate strong customer service and team work skills
Must be very detail oriented and able to work with a high level of accuracy
Must be available for events and program activities
Must be able to organize and prioritize work to meet deadlines
Must possess strong communication skills and excellent attention to details
Must be able to work autonomously with discretion
Must be hard-working and able to take direction and periodic evaluations of effectiveness

Position Responsibilities:

Develop, launch and provide management oversight of emergent certificate programs and other professional development programs
Manage client relationships and expectations related to projects
Ensure project documents are complete, current, and stored appropriately
Manage project budgets
Negotiate contracts for project services

Pay: depending on experience

Hours: 20 per week

Contact: All applicants must complete the employment application located at that the top of this page. You may send a cover letter and resume to pce@regent.edu with "Special Projects Program Manager Position" in the subject line of the email.

School of Divinity: Graduate Assistant or Student Worker
(Position will serve as administrative and front office support)
Posted: 03/21/2013

Position Requirements:

Upper level undergraduate student, graduate student preferred
Administrative experience (2 years) and Microsoft Office & Blackboard proficiency
Knowledge of the organization and composition of letters, minutes, reports, charts, and spreadsheets
Reliable in maintaining work schedule
Able to maintain confidentiality regarding the business of the Dean's Office, use diplomacy and discretion when giving out information and referring and directing callers and visitors
Able to make decisions where precedents may not be established
Able to meet schedules and deadlines of the work area
Effective communicator
Demonstrate a high degree of professionalism in behavior and dress
Detail-oriented, self-starter with strong organizational skills and a commitment to excellence in all aspects of work performance
Demonstrate a commitment to Regent's core values (Christ-First, Excellence, and Leadership)

Position Responsibilities:

Provide general administrative support & front office coverage in the Dean's Suite
Assist with the planning and execution of logistics associated with regular school events, i.e. modular and residency weeks, Commissioning, faculty and staff meetings, and hosting guests
Assist with organizing annual conferences with some ability to work during conferences
Create and maintain files and binders for school activities and projects
Update and maintain all templates and schedules associated with the school's operations
Be proficient in Blackboard and in Microsoft Office Suite, with an emphasis on Word and Excel, including mail merge, labels, and scanning, as well as in the operation of standard office equipment

Pay: Commensurate with experience

Hours: 10-20 per week

School of Education: Graduate Assistant (Graduate Student)
(Position will serve as clerical, dissertation and residency support)
Posted: 04/11/2013

Position Requirements:

Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Power Point, and Word
Must be able to multi-task
Attention to detail

Position Responsibilities:

Update detailed material, putting together notebooks
Work with university departments (library, Ordinary, writing center, copy services etc.) on planning residency events
Work closely with faculty and other staff in collecting information and supplies for residency
Work with students on their dissertation processing phase in program by gathering faculty signatures, reviewing all documents and submitting their final dissertation to the library for binding
Support the Doctor of Education program and summer residency
Flexible days & hours: during normal business days

Pay: $10 per hour

Hours: 15-20 hours per week

Contact: All applicants must complete the employment application, located that the top of this page.

School of Education: Graduate Assistant (Graduate Student)
(Position will serve as data collection support)
Posted: 04/08/2013

Position Requirements:

Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel
Experience with SPSS helpful
Some background in statistical analysis

Position Responsibilities:

Collecting, analyzing, and formatting data in excel spreadsheets
Computing the standard deviation, average, mean, median, and mode in excel
More complex data analysis includes T-test and reliability analysis.
Work closely with faculty and other staff in collecting and disseminating data
Compile charts and graphs representing test scores, GPA's, and other assessment criteria for the annual accreditation brief
Work on various other projects that support the faculty and staff implement a data driven environment

Pay: $12.50 per hour

Hours: 20 per week

Contact: All applicants must complete the employment application located at that the top of this page. Please send resumes directly to Katie Goldman kgoldman@regent.edu.

School of Law: Graduate Assistant (for Career/Alumni Services)
(Position will serve as administrative support)
Posted: 03/21/2013

Position Requirements:

Must be able to work a minimum of 8 hours per week
Graduate student or undergraduate senior

Position Responsibilities:

Assist with event planning
Assist with maintaining employer relations
Post open internship and job openings on PathFinder
Assist with scheduling appointments
Assist with other tasks as assigned

Pay: $7.50 per hour

Hours: 8-20 per week

Contact: All applicants must complete the employment application located at that the top of this page. You may send a cover letter and resume to lawcareerservices@regent.edu. Apply by Monday, May 27, 2013 for consideration. Address your cover letter to: Mr. Darius Davenport, Esq., Director of Career and Alumni Services, Regent University School of Law, 1000 Regent University Drive, RH247, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23464.

School of Law, Student Affairs and Records Office: Graduate Assistant or Student Worker
(Position will serve as office support)
Posted: 10/18/2012

Position Requirements:

Must have previous office experience (3-5 years preferred)
Must have experience on computer with Microsoft Office software including Word, Excel, and Outlook
Must be able to type a minimum of 50 wpm
Must have a pleasant personality and professional attitude toward public
Must display pleasant phone manner
Must be able to work independently
Must be flexible in assuming projects and able to meet deadlines
Must be detailed oriented and able to produce an accurate work product
Must maintain a pledge of confidentiality in working with student records and the office of student affairs

Position Responsibilities:

Handle law room reservations and maintain the calendar of events
Coordinate with student organization leaders, students, faculty, staff, and various administrative personnel to reserve rooms for law events and competitions
Ensure that all scheduled events have the necessary rooms reserved
Record and update all room reservations on calendar
Maintain and regularly update the online calendar of events for the School of Law, posting events as they are scheduled and revising as needed
Assist with exam conflict or make up exams
Distribute exam numbers to students
Scan alumni files in WebXtender
Assist in working with note takers for special accommodation students
Assist with typing exit interview forms
Assist with other duties on an as needed basis

Pay: $8 per hour

Hours: 20 per week

Contact: All applicants must complete the employment application located at that the top of this page. You may send a resume to phylric@regent.edu.

School of Law, Web & Communications Department: Graduate Assistant or Student Worker
(Position will serve as administrative assistant)
Posted: 5/8/2013

Position Requirements:

Have excellent interpersonal, organizational and problem-solving skills
Strong oral and written skills required
Excellent proofreading and editing skills, and close attention to detail
Refined interpersonal skills to develop and maintain productive relationships with vendors, colleagues and clients
Computer proficiency required, including knowledge of computer-based programs (Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, Power Point, and Outlook).

Position Responsibilities:

Facilitate client project requests in conjunction with University Marketing
Assist with the management and execution of electronic communication plans
Research and write for various marketing pieces, both print and web
Process and catalog department expenditures
Manage phones and department calendar
Assist in the distribution of supplies and collateral (posters, brochures, etc.) to clients and/or departments

Additional Comments:
Reporting to the Director of Marketing and Communications, the Administrative Assistant will handle general office duties including phone coverage, scheduling meetings, making check requests, processing invoices, ordering supplies, organizing events, responding to marketing inquiries, and assisting as needed with mailings and presentation preparation, as well as managing marketing projects.

Pay: $8 - $10 per hour

Hours: 20 (flexible)

Contact: Complete the employment application, located that the top of this page. Immediate need. Apply now. Email your resume and cover letter to skirnan@regent.edu.

School of Law, Web & Communications Department: Graduate Assistant or Student Worker
(Position will serve as writer)
Posted: 5/8/2013

Position Requirements:

Knowledge of marketing is preferred, but not required
Exceptional writing abilities
Excellent proofreading and editing skills, and very close attention to detail
Refined interpersonal skills to develop and maintain productive relationships with vendors, colleagues and clients
Polished and professional appearance and demeanor
Computer proficiency required, including knowledge of computer-based programs (Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, Power Point, and Outlook)

Position Responsibilities:

Creative lead researcher and writer for various marketing pieces, both print and web
Facilitate client project requests in conjunction with University Marketing
Carry out quality assurance and provide careful proof-reading of mailings and other communications.

Additional Comments:
Reporting to the Director of Enrollment Marketing and Communications, the Writer will serve as creative and administrative lead for writing projects to include but no limited to: press releases, event write-ups, interview write-ups, web copy, project management communications, market research, and general writing needs of the Law Marketing and Communications department. Will also help manage the administrative functions of marketing projects including branding initiatives, social media, surveys and misc. research projects ranging from traditional to web-based marketing. Will also be called upon to handle general office duties as needed.

Pay: $8 - $10 per hour

Hours: 20 (flexible)

Contact: Complete the employment application, located that the top of this page. Apply now. Email your resume and cover letter to skirnan@regent.edu.

School of Law Communications Department: Graduate Assistant or Student Worker
(Position will serve as technical support)
Posted: 4/17/2012

Position Requirements:

Skills in HTML, CSS, Flash, Macromedia Fireworks, and Dreamweaver
Video editing and web development experience
Good written communication and grammar skills
Strong attention to detail
Proficiency in Microsoft Office 2007
Ability to hand-code

Position Responsibilities:

Updating law student organization websites
Creating/Posting videos on the web
Updating law news & events
Creating/Maintaining law school blogs
Generating web reports

Pay: based on expertise

Hours: flexible

Contact: Email your resume, cover letter, and any samples of your work to LawWebmaster@regent.edu. In addition, all applicants must complete the employment application located at the top of this page.