FEDERAL WORK-STUDY
2010 - 2011
ON-Campus Jobs
ONLY FOR THOSE AWARDED FWS, 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, 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 this most rewarding program, contact Mary Ott, 575-7701, in the Student Financial Services Office.
ARTS, HUMANITIES and COMMUNICATIONS
Gallery Attendant/Assistant: help maintain Gallery. Install and uninstall art works, open and close gallery, receptionist work, help preparer for exhibits.
Positions: 6
Contact: Haleh Nazmand, Art 125, 575-6605
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
Student Assistant/Humanities: sort and file papers, keep records, prepare forms, type in spreadsheets. Use Scantron machine, computer spreadsheets, duplicating machines. Requires accuracy, reliability, detail-oriented organization, communication skills.
Positions: 1
Contact: Flora Carter, Performing Arts & Media Center 211, 575-6802
Community Orchestra Librarian & Stage Manager: Music instrument inventory assistant. Copy and Organize all music for the community orchestra. Set up for rehearsals and performances for the community orchestra. Computer input. Need strength to lift and need to Read Music.
Positions: 1
Contact: Anne Martin, Music 118, 575-6646
MJC Librarian and Concert Manager: Copy and organize string music. Manage MJC Music Department performances, hand out programs, assist with set-up. Must Read Music.
Positions: 1
Contact: Anne Martin, Music 118, 575-6646
Office Assistant: Assist with grading, power-point editing, Word processing, transcribing videos, library research, filing, assist in studio, answer phone etc.
Positions: 1
Contact: Dr. Richard Serros, Art 120, 575-6071
Lab Aid: assist students working in the Radio & Recording Studios to record and edit digital audio files and set up microphones for recording projects
Positions: 1
Contact: John Giorgio, PAC226, 575-085
BUSINESS, BEHAVIORAL and SOCIAL SCIENCES
Anthropology Assistant: No experience in anthropology required! Should be flexible and have good organization skills. Hours can be as much as you’d like, with a minimum of 5 hrs per week and a max of 20. Student needs to help file, alphabetize and sort through papers and research; make copies; run errands on campus and help with office organization
Positions: 1
Contact: James Todd, FH 104C, 575-6133
Office Assistant: assist with student paperwork, researches topics for my lectures, creates word and power point documents and uses the computer grade program.
Positions: 1
Contact: Lee Kooler, FH 134, 575-6119.
Student Assistant: Assist staff in testing center by observing students who are taking exams, check out resource books, articles, and videos for students and staff, and other misc duties as directed. Will also float to the computer lab to assist staff there as needed. Computer lab duties include but are not limited to assisting students who come in to use the computers with any questions them may have about the computers or printing out their documents with a print card, restock paper in printers, dust computers, clean the lab, and assist lab staff as directed.
Positions: 3
Contact: Ranai Carlton, Science 235, 575-6117
Office Assistant: answer phone, filing, record keeping, copying, data entry, light typing, maintain supplies, answer student questions
Positions: 1
Contact: Teri Nicoll-Johnson, Pirates Village 106C, 575-6127 or 575-6128
Teachers Assistant: check paper work, input students grades, create test, finals, type syllabus for each class, grade homework, take phone calls, check messages
Positions: 1
Contact: Kimberly Kennard, FH128K, 575-6864
Student Assistant: assistance needed to help with grading, filing, copying, work processing, spreadsheet use, and miscellaneous other duties. Past office administration coursework preferred.
Positions: 1
Contact: Nancy Backlund, FH106A, 575-6497
CAFETERIA
Cashier: Cashier, clean tables, stock, wash dishes, needed Monday-Thursday 7:30-11:30, command English of language
Positions: 1
Contact: Raquel Tiscareno, Food Service, 575-6888
Cashier: Cashier, clean tables, stock, wash dishes, needed Monday-Thursday 11:30-3:30, command English of language
Positions: 1
Contact: Raquel Tiscareno, Food Service, 575-6888
Cashier/Starbucks Coffee: Cashier, make coffee, clean, Monday-Thursday 7:30-11:30
Positions: 1
Contact: Raquel Tiscareno, Food Service, 575-6888
Cashier/Student Helper WEST Campus: cashier, stock, clean. One student for M-TH 7:30-11:30; second student for M-TH 10:30-2:30
CAREER DEVELOPMENT & TRANSFER CENTER/JOB PLACEMENT
Clerical/Customer Service Student Assistant: assist office staff with various clerical office duties; provide customer service to students, staff and general public; clerical, customer service and computer literate experience preferred.
Positions: 3
Contact: Claudia Ramirez or June Hunt, Library Annex 103 East Campus, 575-6239
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT PROJECT
Civic Engagement Project Student Assistant: assist members of the project in the planning and hosting of on campus activities, film and lecture events, voter education forums, record keeping, advertising, and recycling education. Student should have keen interest in civic engagement, multicultural diversity and the environment. Should also possess computer (type, work w/Microsoft Word, etc) and communication skills, be detail oriented, and able to work independently to deadlines on multiple tasks on simultaneous timelines.
Duties include operation of CEP information booth in the Student Center, distribution of CEP advertising materials regarding future events, and general office work on behalf of the CEP and its five committees. Graphic arts and/or web design experience a big plus!!
Positions: 1
Contact: Bill Anelli, FH 128B, 575-6152
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
COUNSELING
Student Assistant: general office, data entry, answer phones, assist front office staff. Personal qualities required - Customer Service, Creative Ability, Good Judgment, Self-Motivator.
Positions: 4
Contact: Donna Yarnal, MM 103, 575-6036
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
General Office/Receptionist: meet and greet students and instructors at the LLC, answer phones, help with general filing, scanning in office . Student would be scheduled at both the LLC and our office depending on needs.
Positions: 3
Contact: Pat Rawe, Morris Memorial Bldg room 204, 575-6063
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL 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
Alternate Media Student Worker: Create audio textbooks, prepare and reformat text in Microsoft word and Adobe PDF then convert it into MP3 audio. Create displays, decorations, publications, and signs for two events per year.
Positions: 4
Contact: Nancee Carrillo, MSR West Campus, 575-6671
Student Aide: note taker, reader, scribe, homework, assistance, occasional front office assistance
Positions: 5
Contact: Carol LaRose, Journalism 160, 575-6226
DUPLICATING
Student Aide: help set up for work orders, mail runs to Morris Bldg, some clerical
Positions: 1
Contact: Richard Lovitt, Library Rm 55, 575-6252
EARLY COLLEGE/TITLE V
Student Worker: assist with a variety of activities, office duties, copying, organizing, answer phones, making calls, etc.
Positions: 2
Contact: Peggy Kroll, YOS Hall 118, 575-7799
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES
Student Worker: help prepare meals, cleaning center, gardening, laminating, filing, typing/word processing, preparing bulletin boards, various paperwork, duplicating
Positions: 4
Contact: Pam Guerra-Schmidt and Debbie Lafranchini, John Muir Office 157, 575-6345
Student Worker: assist with supervision of children, set-up of activities and meals and other classroom duties to care for children in the Wawona Child Development Center
Positions: 10
Contact: Lisa Schut, John Muir 157I/Child Development Center WEST Campus, 575-6354
Student Worker: filing, typing, courier to and from Wawona Child Development Center to the district offices, cleaning of office and kitchen, preparing fliers or announcements for the children’s classrooms, tallying meal counts, preparing spreadsheets, and other miscellaneous office duties.
Positions: 1
Contact: Paula Pelham, John Muir 157, 575-6586
FOOD SERVICE
Cashier/Student Helper: cashier, stock, clean
Positions: 2
Contact: Raquel Tiscareno, Cafeteria, 575-6888
FOUNDATION OFFICE
Data Entry Office Assistant: familiarity with Google search engine, familiar with MS word and Excel
Positions: 1
Contact: Gigi Sherriffe, Morris Bldg 211, 575-6162
GREAT VALLEY MUSEUM ( MUST BE ABLE TO WORK SATURDAYS)
Museum Assistant: Receptionist, shop clerk, sales clerk, routine office, some animal care (mostly reptiles and amphibians)
Positions: 3
Contact: Louise Crawford, 1100 Stoddard Ave., 575-6196
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PROGRAM
Assistant: Filing, typing, computer. Requires cross-cultural sensitivity, self-motivator, good judgment and creative ability. Must interview.
Positions: 1
Contact: Barbara St. Urbain, Morris 103, 575-6012
LIBRARY AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Technology Assistant Trainee: Deliver and repair computers
Positions: 6
Contact: Clement Xavier, 1122 Stoddard Ave, 575-6093
LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE
Student Worker Assistant: make copies, direct students to proper classrooms, post class cancellation notices, file, organize, type on a computer, clean, etc.
Positions: 2
Contact: Judy Gonzales, Journalism Bldg Room 180, 575-6149
Lab Aide: monitor computer usage, help students with computers and software installed in computer labs, basic skills on Word and PowerPoint, help instructors with computers and equipment in labs, monitor students logging on and off computers, report problems with computers and equipment, and maintain computer labs
Positions: 10
Contact: Elmo Maragol, East Campus FH and West campus Sierra Hall Computer Labs, 575-6149
Student Lab Assistant: Assist and answer questions related to Microsoft Office, WebCT, Internet Explorer, and other related programs. Make Writing Center appointments, answer phone and take messages, have good communication skills, be able to follow directions, keep lab clean and neat, monitor lab and make sure student are working appropriately.
Positions: 3
Contact: Mary Calderon-FH105/Jakki Jordan-FH224/Lisa Vilkofsky-FH214, 575-6149
Student Worker/Receptionist: oversee students login and out of attendance computer. Greet guests, be continuously available to help students (do not do homework or conduct other personal business during work hours). Schedule tutor appointments. Walk around the lab often; keep noise level down. Ensure that students are only visiting appropriate computer sites. Maintain lab.
Positions: 3
Contact: Jacqueline Jordan, FH224, 575-6149
OUTREACH / WELCOME CENTER
Student Assistant: represent the college at high schools, festivals, and community events. Making presentations and public speaking. Conduction campus tours. Serve as peer advisors, Welcome Center Assistants, and referral agents. Assist students with registration and MJC Admissions processes.
Position: 1
Contact: Lori Dangerfield, Student Center, 575-6484
PRINTSHOP (WEST campus)
Student Worker: all phases of painting production: collating, filing, bindery – stapling, plate making, image assembly
Positions: 2
Contact: Russ Caton, Ansel Adams, 575-6923
PUBLIC INFORMATION
MJC Event Student Worker: sell tickets at college events, make change and balance ticket sales, understand and carry out oral and written instruction, take tickets at the gate or door, work nights and weekends when events are held, be punctual, work cooperatively with students, staff and community.
Positions: 2
Contact: Barbara Page or Linda Hoile, Morris 201, 575-6866
PUBLIC SAFETY/FIRE SCIENCE
Office Assistant: Greeting public, helping students, general filing, typing, and phones
Positions: 1
Contact: John Sola, 1220 Fire Science Lane, 549-7028
STUDENT DEVELOPMENT & CAMPUS LIFE
Student Assistance: assist with registration, answer phones, take messages, filing, creating flyers, working events on campus, and various office tasks
Positions: 8
Contact: Christine Serrano, East campus Student Center, 575-6700
TECHNICAL EDUCATION (WEST campus)
Student Worker: All phases of print production. Finishing duties include: Cutting, scoring, folding, collating, hole punch & stapling. Press operation: Pre-press includes: filing and pulling flats, image assembly, plate burning, film processing, design and layout on computer. Customer Service: mail runs and job deliveries (other duties might include repairs, cleaning, etc)
Positions: 2
Contact: Russ Caton, Ansel Adams 102D, 575-6923
Student Worker: Assist teachers and staff in lab related tasks, such as: student supplies prep, trainers settings (back trays, enclosures), hardware prep, trainers cleaning and painting, equipment and tool servicing, analog meters cleaning and basic service, and assist electronic technician with classroom set up in Electronics Room 101. The students will perform tasks using heavy and light machines to: drill and thread steel plates, use the grinder, use the sheer cutter, and use a manual knock-out. Students should be able to work with minimum supervision based on sketches, be self-motivated, have mature judgment, ingenious solving practical problems and be familiar with use of hand tools and power tools, and able to perform accurate measurements.
Positions: 1
Contact: Will Lotko / Adrian DeAngelis, Electronics Bldg 101B, 575-6089
Electronics Helper: To help construct, maintain and service electronics equipment. Clean, organize and maintain electronics labs and warehouse. Any other duties as assigned.
Positions: 2
Contact: Adrian DeAngelis, Electronics Bldg 101B, 575-6089
TECHNOLOGY
Technology Assistant Trainee: deliver and repair computers.
Positions: 3
Contact: John Chappell or Jennifer Ahlswede, 575-6099
Media Assistant Trainee: Deliver equipment and assist media technicians
Positions: 3
Contact: John Chappell or Jennifer Ahlswede, 575-6099
TRIO/Student Support Services
Student Worker: setting appointments (SARS), answer phones, filing, creating new files, supervise TRIO Lab and other office duties
Positions: 6
Contact: Glen Stovall and Layla Yousif, Library Basement rm 40, 575-6189
