As the new school year begins, most summer jobs end. Around North Dakota State, however, campus jobs for students are available.
There will be a part-time job fair from 11am to 2pm Thursday, Sept 1st in Memorial Union’s Great Plains Ballroom. The part-time job fair will feature 12 on-campus jobs for students and 45 off-campus jobs.
The on-campus jobs do not require students to be working toward a specific major to apply, with a variety of jobs students may apply to. The plant science department is looking for lab assistants, whereas the performing arts production facilities are looking for various position from ushers to sound technicians.
The dining centers, library and bookstore are also looking for staff members. The Wellness Center is looking to hire lifeguards, fitness staff and more.
If students are unable to attend the part-time job fair the NDSU Career Center also has listing for co-op, internships and full-time employment opportunities, NDSU said via its website.
Pay ranges anywhere from $7.50 per hour to $13 per hour and up for the various part-time jobs on campus.
The Wellness Center’s website states it aims to employ part-time job seekers, graduate assistants, group exercise instructors and intramural officials.
MU is also hiring students to work part-time in all areas of the building. “Memorial Union provides student employment opportunities that intentionally promote the development of transferable skills and growth in interpersonal communication, problem solving, critical thinking, and professional development,” MU’s website said.
All jobs available at MU can be applied to via online application. Dining centers may be applied to by stopping in and grabbing an application, or printing one from online and dropping it off at the place that you would like to work at.
Dining center applications can also be used to apply to the campus run eateries in the basement of MU, as well as the coffee shops located throughout campus and Barry Hall.