PICK UP YOUR FWS PACKET IN THE FINANCIAL AID OFFICE ON WEST CAMPUS OR THE CAREER CENTER ON EAST CAMPUS.
All applications for financial assistance programs; i.e., student loans, work compensation, grants, scholarships, special funds, subsidies, prizes, etc., will be considered by the Modesto Junior College without regard to race, color national origin, gender or disability.
Students awarded FWS who are interested in literary work, America Reads or America Counts, in a Modesto City Elementary School, tutoring grade school students with reading or math must have a GPA of 2.5 or better, completed English 101 with a B or better and maintain at least 6 units. You need to be fingerprinted for clearance to work with these young people; the Financial Aid Office will absorb the cost. If you are interested in one of these most rewarding programs, contact Mary Ott, 575-7701, in the Financial Aid Office.
ARTS, HUMANITIES & COMMUNICATIONS
Student Assistant: Clerical duties to include answering phones, assisting students and faculty, filing, working on specific projects and other duties asassigned.
Positions: 1
Contact: Michael Sundquist/Lori Sammis, new Auditorium, 575-6079
Theater Assistance: Help draft patterns; light sewing-machine; some inventory of costumes and props
Positions: 2
Contact: Anne Shanto, Auditorium, 575-6442
Student Assistant: to work with Technical Director in the theatre; construct scenery, assist in lighting hang and focus. Label, organize, operate shop tools and hardware.
Positions: 1
Contact: Kevin Saunders, Scene Shop, 575-6261
Teaching Assistant: Assist with clerical work, sort, file, enter scores by hand and on Wet Gradebook, create and complete Excel
Positions: 1
Contact: Flora Carter, Performing Arts & Media Center 211, 575-6802
BUSINESS, BEHAVIORAL & SOCIAL SCIENCES
Office Assistant: manage enrolment, recording of grades, creation of documents, power points (if skilled).
Positions: 1
Contact: Lee Merchant, FH 134, 575-6119.
Student Assistant: make sure everyone who uses the computer lab checks in and out, add paper to printer, and help students with computer applications and internet research. Keep the Computer Lab clean and dusted. Assist other students with scanner and Go Print System.
Positions: 5
Contact: Ken White, FH124, 575-6117
CAREER DEVELOPMENT & TRANSFER CENTER/JOB PLACEMENT
Student Clerical Assistant: responsibility to assist office staff with various clerical office duties; provide customer service to students, staff and general public; assist student with career, transfer and employment information. Need to be computer literate.
Positions: 3
Contact: Claudia Ramirez or June Hunt, Library Annex 103 East Campus, 575-62139
COMMUNITY EDUCATION (Off-Campus Site)
Classroom Facility Receptionist: Welcome Community Education students (kids, adults and older adults) to the facility and give directions to classrooms, distribute materials to instructors for classes, provide information on MJC and Community Education classes and programs, ensure classrooms are locked when not in use, collect completed materials from instructors to send to Community Education office, and additional duties as assigned, answer phone calls to the facility. Student workers will have ample opportunity to study and complete homework while at the work site.
Positions: 4
Contact: Angela Vizcarra, Morris Memorial Bldg rm 204, 575-6063
DISABLED STUDENTS SERVICES & PROGRAMS (DSPS)
Student Aide/Office Assistant: Answer phones, assist students with questions regarding campus offices, DSS applications, schedule appointments, scan, file, pull files for counselors, enter data into computer.
Positions: 1
Contact: Rachel Coffman, Journalism Rm 152, 575-6296
LIBRARY / LEARNING RESOURCES
Computer Lab Aide, East Campus: Help students to figure out class work; answer the telephone; keep the lab in good standing; oversee students and enforce lab rules. Help students with computer programs, will train.
Positions: 16
Contact: Charlene Olivera, Library, East Campus, 575-6238
Student Assistant/Library Aide: Patron Assistance at the Circulation & Reserve desks; Shelve & retrieve materials; Inventory Control; Light Housekeeping
Positions: 20
Contact: Linda Occhipinti, East Campus Library, 575-6232
LITERATURE & LANGUAGE ARTS (EAST and WEST)
Student Lab Assistant: Assist and answer questions related to Microsoft Office, WebCT, Internet Explorer, and other related programs. Become knowledgeable with PLATO software. Answer phone and take messages correctly. Have good communication skills. Be able to follow directions. Keep lab clean and neat. Monitor lab and make sure students are working appropriately.
Positions: 5
Contact: Mary Calderon / Jakki Jordan / Lisa Vilkofsky, 575-6149 or 575-7815
PRINTSHOP (WEST campus)
Student Worker: all phases of painting production. Pre-press, Printing, Finishing
Positions: 2
Contact: Russ Caton, Ansel Adams, 575-6923
PUBLIC INFORMATION
Public Information Assistant: Answering phones, clipping newspaper articles, filing, preparing mailings, working in the box office selling event tickets, helping deliver class schedules to departments around campus and other miscellaneous duties as assigned.
Positions: 1
Contact: Linda Hoile, Morris 201, 575-6703 or 6866
STUDENT DEVELOPMENT & CAMPUS LIFE
Student Worker: answer phones, take ID pictures for students, deliver mail, attend office on occasion when secretary is out of office for meetings, etc., assist with events.
Positions: 3
Contact: Christine Serrano or Wendy Byrd, East campus Student Center, 575-6700
TECHNOLOGY
Technology Assistant Trainee: deliver and repair computers.
Positions: 3
Contact: Felicia Osnaya, Champion 100, 575-6756
Media Assistant Trainee: Deliver equipment and assist media technicians.
Positions: 3
Contact: John Chappell or Jennifer Ahlswede, 575-6099
