Student Employment

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/18/2026 Office Assistant – School of Nursing The School of Nursing Business Department is seeking a student to assist in office-related duties.  Candidates must have knowledge of Excel, Word, and Power Point.  Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Comfortable with operating standard office equipment. Duties include, but are not limited to:Campus errandsOrganizing filesData entryCopyingShreddingSorting mailScanningCleaning

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 06/13/2026 OAKLAND UNIVERSITY - PROJECT UPWARD BOUND COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY502 Meadow Brook Road; 120 Vandenberg Hall; Rochester, MI 48309-4401Phone: 248-370-3218       Fax: 248-370-3217             JOB SUMMARY: SUMMER ACADEMY ACADEMIC MENTORS PURPOSE: Facilitate academic and social learning of high school participants by assisting teachers in the classroom, providing individual and group tutoring, and modeling behaviors consistent with PUB’s standards. DATES: Exact dates vary each year, but generally 6 weeks beginning near the middle of June DAYS/HOURS OF WORK:  Classes: Mon - Fri, 8:00 am – noon, 2:00 pm– 4:00 pm, 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm.  Academic Mentors may be assigned All Day, Morning-Only, Afternoon-Only, Late Afternoon-Only, or a combination.  Mentor work hours are 15 minutes before and after scheduled classes, with an additional 30 minutes per week for joint staff meetings. SUMMER COMPENSATION:    $15.00/hour   (including training)SUPERVISORS: Academic Coordinator (AC) & Teacher    POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Varies PRIMARY DUTIESBe present at each class session.  Take attendance.  Be assertive in assisting the teacher to implement lesson plans and maintain the learning environment both in-person and virtually as situations dictate. Assist with acquisition, preparation, and distribution of classroom materials.  As requested, assist with the grading and recording of grades and constructive comments (manual and/or electronic).Monitor participants’ behavior in academic settings and manage Incentive Point System to address participant issues such as unfinished work and classroom attentiveness.  Record points deductions and incident facts in school information system.Remain updated on the instructional schedule, daily lesson plans, and classwork requirements in order to facilitate classwork labs and provide individual tutoring.  Record whether each student’s classwork is completed daily and provide daily updates to the Lead Mentor or AC if work is incomplete.Escort participants between classrooms, the main or satellite office, and various buildings for classes.Participate in meetings with the teachers and Administrative Team as scheduled.Collaborate with other Academic Mentor’s to recommend “Spirit Award” recipients.Present Academic Progress Certificates at Summer Academy Awards Program and assist other presenters.May include light clerical.  Other duties as assigned by teachers or Administrative Team. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTSGood academic standing and an appropriate level of maturity.Grade Point Average: 3.00 in subject that you wish to tutor; 2.50 overall.Extracurricular activities that demonstrate the use of good leadership, communication, and social skills.Computer literacy (Microsoft Office, Windows, Internet) including virtual learning.  Light clerical skills.Previous experience working with ethnically diverse students (preferably high school ages).Commitment to helping students prepare for college. HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECT AREAS NEEDED.  SKILL COMBINATIONS ARE A PLUS:Mathematics—Geometry, Algebra, Calculus, TrigonometryScience – Biology, Chemistry, PhysicsEnglish—Grammar, Vocabulary, Composition, Literature, Reading, WritingForeign Language—SpanishPerforming Arts—Vocal Music, Drama, Dance CONSTRAINTS:             NO OTHER OBLIGATIONS DURING WORK HOURS NO OTHER CAMPUS JOBS (that, with PUB, generate overtime) ROOM & BOARD ARE NOT PROVIDED WITH ACADEMIC MENTOR POSITIONS.TO APPLY FOR THIS POSITION, OU STUDENTS SHOULD VISIT “HANDSHAKE” LOCATED AT:   https://oakland.joinhandshake.com/loginTO COMPLETE & SUBMIT AN ONLINE APPLICATION.  PLEASE STUDY THE PUB WEB SITE AT www.oakland.edu/upwardboundPRIOR TO A SCHEDULED INTERVIEW.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 09/18/2026 SECS Career & Life Design (CLD) is hiring a Marketing & Career Intern to develop marketing content that promotes SECS CLD events, services, and community engagement while supporting student career success.  This role blends hands-on marketing execution with student-facing career support.The ideal candidate is a self-starter who manages deadlines independently, creates high-quality design work, and communicates clearly through writing and digital content. Responsibilities:Write weekly and regular emails featuring up-to-date career trends, opportunities, and SECS CLD updatesDraft social captions, short-form video scripts, and promotional copyDevelop posters, banners and other graphics while following OU brand guidelinesGrow and energize the SECS CLD LinkedIn Group by encouraging participation and creating content prompts/seriesTrack and interpret performance metricsAnswer career related questions about resumes, job search and more, during drop-in appointments with SECS students in the Engineering Center Help students create and update their Handshake and LinkedIn profiles Qualifications:Strong writing skills for emails + captions/scriptsReliable time management, responsibility, and ability to self-manage tasksStrong understanding of social strategy and engagementFamiliarity with LinkedIn (LinkedIn Groups experience is a plus)Knowledge of marketing practices and graphic design techniquesExperience using design software, Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point and Google DocsOutgoing and comfortable presenting in front of a group of studentsAble to work up to 15 hours per week, which will include occasional evenings and weekends (Evenings and weekends are as needed, based on specific events that need support)Current undergraduate student enrolled at Oakland University for Fall 2026 and Winter 2027 semesters  

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 06/13/2026 OAKLAND UNIVERSITY - PROJECT UPWARD BOUND COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY502 Meadow Brook Road; 120 Vandenberg Hall; Rochester, MI 48309-4401Phone: 248-370-3218       Fax: 248-370-3217         JOB TITLE: Summer Clerk                                   DATES: Mid-May – Mid-AugustHOURS: Mon – Fri between 8 am & 5:00 pm              POSITION(S) AVAILABLE: 1   32 - 40 hours per week                                               PAY: $15.00/hour REPORTS TO:  Office Assistant                                                                       PURPOSE:  Provide front desk reception area coverage and phone answering; run errands on campus; and provide routine support for PUB’s Summer Academy in a busy and fast-paced environment.  PRIMARY DUTIESGreet incoming visitors and provide directional or informational assistance as needed.Answer telephone calls providing specific information or routing to the appropriate PUB Team member.Initiate emails and/or phone calls for projects that need a quick response.Perform accurate word-processing of lists, labels, certificates, and similar projects.Perform data entry and file confidential documents (must sign confidentiality agreement).Copy, fold, collate, staple, or fax documents; prepare mailings and documents for meetings.Provide “behind-the-scenes” support for Summer Academy orientation.Coordinate and facilitate teacher supply and copying orders.Make deliveries and pick-ups to different campus locations (which may include escorting participants).Keep storage areas organized and transport supplies between rooms/buildings as needed for programming (which may require some lifting).Other tasks as assigned by the Office Manager or Department Administrators. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONSAbility to clearly articulate ideas and enunciate words in Standard English with a working knowledge of proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation in written form.Ability to successfully interact with the public, students, faculty, and staff from all backgrounds.Ability to stay on-task in a highly busy, quickly changing, and sometimes loud environment.Computer literacy, especially with Microsoft Office Suite, with medium-duty word-processing skills.Ability to operate standard office machines and telephone units; and bend, stretch, lift, and transport.Ability to utilize standard office resources (including Internet, digital camera, video camera).  A CLERICAL SKILLS ASSESSMENT WILL BE ADMINISTERED TO TEST TYPING, FILING, AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS. DESIRED QUALIFICATIONSOne academic year successfully providing general office work, preferably in an education setting. Preference will be given to students who worked in PUB during the immediately prior academic year. All interested candidates should submit their resume and cover letter via Handshake at https://oakland.joinhandshake.com/login

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/17/2026 Undergraduate Hourly Assistant - to run human subject studies. 

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/17/2026 Temporary Administrative Assistant - help with loading electronic files, misc. office, and phone assistance. 

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/17/2026 ISE Teaching Assistant Hourly- Summer II 

Employer: Oakland University - Veterans Support Services Expires: 04/17/2026 Veteran Support Services Veteran Liaison PositionVA Work-study Program Student Veteran or Veteran dependent student must be using VA Education benefits for the semester they are applying to work including:            Chapters 30, 31,  33, 35 or 1606Can work up to 8 hours per day for a maximum of 25 hours per week Hourly wage of State or Federal minimum wage – whichever is higher- rate for summer 2026 is $15/hr- $13.73 (tax free) will be paid by the VA and $1.27 will be paid by Oakland University.  This position requires student to complete VA work study hiring paperwork and OU hiring paperwork.Time sheets are submitted via VSS Work-study supervisor at 50 hour increments/or every 2 weeksVA Work-study Job Description This position will require the Work-study student to work in the VSS office located in 112 Vandenberg Hall and perform various tasks that include:Assisting student Veterans with education benefitsAttend tabling events at New Student Orientations throughout the summer as a representative of VSSAssist with the textbook loan programProvide exemplary customer service while answering phones and assisting Veterans, guests, and OU community members in the VSS officeAssist on a committee for Veteran Week celebrationsAdditional tasks as required in our Veteran support centerRequired Qualifications and Skills Student must be in good academic standingExhibit excellent written and communication skillsOrganized and dependableKnowledgeable of Google platform including documents, spreadsheets and formsAble to represent OU through email, phone, virtual and in-person discussions and interviewsMinimum Qualifications Student Veteran using VA Educational Benefits with certified attendance at ¾ time or more Have 2 or more semesters remaining at OU Job Benefits Flexible work scheduleWork with your peers

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 10/01/2026 Trail Crew Assistant - Biological Preserve.  Must be registered for a minimum of six (6) credits for the Current Semester - Winter 2026 and plan to register for a minimum of six (6) credits for the Fall 2026 semester. Successful applicant will be an efficient time manager; have experience with landscaping power tools (e.g. electric string trimmer, hedge trimmer, chainsaw); eperience or interest in trail or landscape management; experience or interest in public outreach. Associated Job Duties:  Trim vegetation along trail, refresh and repair markers and signs, adjust trail stepping-stones, collect trash and/or litter, check trail cameras, remove invasive plants, clear trail blockages, organize volunteer work crews, assist with kiosk/bench/sign installation as needed.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/17/2026 Library Technology Mentors serve at the OU Libraries' Technology Help Desk which is located in the north wing of the second floor of Kresge Library. Mentors will combine a high level of customer service skills with an intermediate to advanced knowledge of computer software and hardware to assist library patrons (OU students, OU faculty, guests to the library) in using a variety of computer software, software services and hardware devices. Principal Duties and Responsibilities1.  Assist library patrons (student, faculty, staff, OU Guests) with a variety of computer software applications such as MSOffice; Apple Pages, Numbers, Keynote, iMovie, Final Cut Pro; SPSS, Adobe Creative Cloud and others2.  Help patrons with printing and scanning3.  Guide patrons in the use of technology in the library's collaboration spaces.4.  Diagnose and repair--when possible--problems on patron's portable computing devices.5.  Assist patrons with OU network accounts and wireless connections.6.  Adhere to library policies and procedures7.  Explain policies and procedures to patrons8.  Assist in maintaining the appearance of the library9.  Report problems to supervisor10. Must be customer oriented, pleasant, courteous and approachable11. Must work well as part of a team12. Other duties as assigned

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 08/25/2026 The Academic Success Center is currently hiring a SI Peer Mentor for the Fall 2026 semester. Applicants must have been successful SI Leaders at Oakland University for at least two semesters and must demonstrate knowledge of the SI program and adherence to the model.Applicants must submit application on Handshake and also complete the application questions using this link.Duties:Serve as Supplemental Instruction (SI) LeaderModel SI sessions and act as a mentor for other SI LeadersAssist in SI Leader trainings and meetingsObserve SI sessions and provide meaningful feedbackReview and provide feedback on SI session plans and email communicationsAssist in recruitment and program marketingQualifications:Must have been a successful SI Leader at Oakland University for at least two semesters Must have demonstrated knowledge of the SI program and adherence to the modelMust be a currently enrolled OU student in a degree seeking programMinimum 3.7 GPA (A-) in the course(s) you serve as SI Leader and 3.0 GPA overallDemonstrated exceptional SI planning and facilitation skillsDemonstrated exceptional leadership skillsStrong organization and time management skillsMust be a positive role model and empathetic towards peopleMust be able to participate in training prior to the SI Leader training.Questions?Email [email protected]

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 08/29/2026 The Academic Success Center is currently hiring Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leaders for the Summer and Fall 2026 semesters. We are seeking undergraduate students that successfully completed one of the following courses at OU: ACC 2100, BIO 1200, BIO 2100, CHM 1040, CHM 2010, CHM 2340, CHM 2350, MTH 1221, MTH 1441, MTH 1554 and MUS 1212. Summer opening is for CHM 2350 SI only.Applicants must submit application on Handshake and also complete the application questions using this link.Summary:Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leaders are responsible for preparing and conducting organized, regularly scheduled group study sessions. SI Leaders attend the professor's lecture and provide course-specific practice materials and test preparation based on the professor’s lecture and students’ needs.Qualifications:Must be a currently enrolled OU student in a degree seeking programUndergraduate OU student, second semester freshman standing or higherMinimum 3.7 GPA (A-) in the course(s) you want to leadMinimum 3.0 GPA overallExpertise in the course content areaStrong organization and time management skillsMust be a positive role model and empathetic towards peopleMust be recommended by one OU faculty member in the subject area of the SIApplicants must send this ASC recommendation form link to one OU faculty in the subject area they want to lead: https://forms.gle/YKuUC3njh4B6EgeQ6Other Expectations:Participate in mandatory training prior to the start of the semester. SI begins on the first day of class.Attend 4 hours of professional development during the semester.Questions?Email [email protected]

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/16/2026 The Academic Success Center (ASC) seeks an outstanding undergraduate math student to the prestigious Froemke Internship for academic year 2026-2027.  The goal of this internship is to support and improve student success and retention in math. Intern responsibilities include developing a project that benefits students enrolled in math courses at OU, serving as a liaison between the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Academic Success Center, being a Supplemental Instruction Leader in a math or statistics course in the fall and winter semesters, holding math tutor hours with the ASC, and other duties as assigned.QualificationsEnrolled OU student during internship semesters. Priority will be given to students majoring in Mathematics, Mathematics for Educators, Applied Statistics, or Actuarial Science.Minimum 3.7 GPA (A-) in completed math courses Ability to work collaboratively and independentlyExcellent written and oral communication skillsStrong organization and time management skillsPersonable and empathetic towards people learning new thingsDesirable qualifications Computer proficiencyPrevious successful work as an ASC tutor or SI LeaderWhat else?Attend training before starting the positionIntern will receive Froemke Scholarship each semesterMust be recommended by one OU faculty member from the OU Math Department- please send this recommendation form link to faculty: https://forms.gle/YKuUC3njh4B6EgeQ6Questions? Email [email protected]

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/16/2026 The Research Technician is responsible for the daily operations of the research Magnetic Imaging laboratory. The incumbent provides assistance to faculty and RA students in the operation of laboratory equipment, instruments and experimental apparatus; collect data during the experiments and perform data analysis.

Employer: Oakland University - Annual Giving Expires: 04/14/2026 Annual Giving Graduate Assistant Job DescriptionWork as primary advisor to the Student Philanthropy Committee (SPC): recruit members and E-board, determine ideas to engage students, grow the committee, and expand its reachDrive student volunteer recruiting for SPC and Senior Class Gift; assist with Senior Class Gift planning and execution, including tours of the Elliott Tower Senior Tower Climb in April.Continue and improve upon existing student philanthropy effortsManage planning, volunteers, and tabling efforts for occasional events such as Commencement Fair, Grizz Fest, Senior Class Gift, Tower Climb, etc.Use of social media to expand SPC base/awarenessAssist with Giving Day planning and executionAssist with occasional solicitations such as direct mail or email – drafting verbiage, reviewing data, etcSupport occasional philanthropy events as needed (reminder calling, taking RSVPs, on-site check-in, etc.)Assist with general Annual Giving priorities as needed, particularly if deemed complementary to student’s skills and strengths. This could include but is not limited to attending donor visits with a gift officer, filling in as call center manager, filming videos to send to donors, etc. Other duties as assigned Ideal candidate will have:Strong relationship-building skillsComfort with public speakingThe ability to work independently and professionally communicate with staff and volunteers The confidence to evaluate existing initiatives and provide creative feedback to help grow Annual Giving initiativesExperience collaborating with groups, presentations, and/or meetingsPursuing a degree with a complementary curriculum to job description (examples include MPA, Higher Ed Leadership, Communication/Marketing, etc. Please note: We will review all applications for suitability and fit regardless of academic program) What you’ll gain/Professional development outcomesHands on experience working with fundraising professionalsBuild a portfolio of samples and projects for future opportunitiesOpportunity to job shadow/informational interview with advancement staff Engage with university leadership and community members, both internal and externalTraining/experience in various fundraising software and CRMs Other important information:There are three Saturdays that the Graduate Assistant is required to attend per year (fall and spring commencement fairs in November and March, and the Senior Class Gift Tower Climb in mid-April). Additionally, Graduate Assistant is required to be in-person for Giving Day (TBD in February or March). Flexible scheduling will be used to accommodate these and any other instances. Otherwise, typical hours will take place during the regular work week. The Annual Giving Office is located just off campus in the Moceri House. Opportunity for hybrid (in-person/remote) work may be available.Must be accepted to a full-time (8 credits a semester) OU grad program for fall 2026. Assistantship is for one academic year (September - April) with possibility to extend to a second year. Standard OU Graduate Assistant package will apply: Tuition (eight credits per semester or a total of 8 credits) will be compensated. Any additional credits and class fees, including books, will be the responsibility of the student. Compensation: Student will receive a stipend (via direct deposit if desired) on the last business day of each month for the duration of the assistantship. 

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/25/2026 Job Description: Graduate Research Assistants(RAs) are selected for excellence in scholarship and potential as researchers. Graduate Research Assistants provide approximately 20 hours of service per week, over the course of a semester and under the supervision of faculty members. Research activities should relate directly to the student’s degree requirements and should be reasonably expected to contribute to the student’s academic program. You should not consider that all Research is done in a lab. Meet regularly with MPA Director and program coordinator to determine program priorities.Support MPA faculty with research assistance, as necessary.Act as a representative of the MPA program at graduate fairs, community engagement meetings, and events throughout the year, as needed.Each semester - meet with the program director and manager to plan MPA communications. Collect data/information, write articles, and publish a fall and a winter newsletter. Assist with other activities as needed. Qualifications: MPA Graduate Assistant must be fully admitted to the MPA program and enrolled for at least 8 credits for the academic year. Graduate course work and/or research will contribute directly to the satisfaction of Oakland's degree requirements. Graduate assistants must have and maintain satisfactory academic standing (3.0 grade point average).Excellent organizational skills. Prefer background in data analysis. Comfortable working with Excel/AccessExcellent communication skills, especially writing.Excellent interpersonal skills.Ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines. Tuition:Tuition (eight credits per semester or a total of 16 credits) will be compensated. Any additional credits and class fees, including books, will be the responsibility of the student.  Note: The contract length is for the fall and winter semesters only. Summer semesters are not included. Compensation:Student will receive a pay check (via direct deposit) on the last business day of each month for the duration of the assistantship.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 07/01/2026 Meadow Brook Hall - Museum Security Guard Responsibilities include security of the building, grounds, and collections during daily operating hours and facility rental events. This position is responsible for opening and closing/securing the building.  Work schedule is mornings, afternoon and nights including weekends.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 06/02/2026 Graduate Teaching Assistant: Introduction to Health and Health Behaviors (HS 2000-2050)The Department of Interdisciplinary Health Sciences has several Graduate Teaching Assistantships available for the 2026-2027 academic year. This is a 20-hour a week teaching assistantship, ideal for students with an interest in health education or a career in academics. A 10-hour a week teaching assistantship may be available.Position Responsibilities include:Attending weekly HS 2000 (Introduction to Health and Health Behaviors) LecturesLeading HS 2050 Learning Labs, small discussion and activity sessions for HS 2000 studentsGrading assignments for the HS 2050 sectionsCreating and presenting exam reviews for HS 2000 lecturesMeeting weekly with the HS 2000 teaching teamGiving one lecture in HS 2000 upon consultation with the facultyHolding a weekly office hour to meet with students in their sectionsResponding to student emailsGraduate Assistants (GAs) will be mentored by program faculty on the practice of teaching, learning, assessment, and classroom management.They will gain experience independently leading discussion sessions and take an active role in planning and creating course activities and assignments for the Learning Labs.GAs will be paired with an HS 2000 faculty member based on availability to attend lecture and lab sections. Students must be available for the following in the 2026-2027 academic year:FALLLecture:   Monday/Wednesday 8:00am-9:15am or Tuesday/Thursday 1:00pm-2:15pm  Two Learning Labs at the following times: Mon 10:00-10:50am, 12:00-12:50pm Tues 12:00-12:50pm, 3:00-3:50pm Wed 10:00-10:50am Thurs 12:00-12:50pm WINTER Lecture: Monday/Wednesday 3:00pm-4:15pm or Tuesday/Thursday 8:00am-9:15am  Any two labs: Monday 4:45-5:35pmTuesday 10:00-10:50am, 12:00-12:50pmWednesday 12:00-12:50pm, 4:45-5:35pmThursday 12:00-12:50pmInterested students must submit a resume and a cover letter outlining their interest in and experiences related to this position. Include whether you have taken one or more courses related to health, disease, health promotion, and/or health behaviors.  This position is open to any qualified graduate student across programs at Oakland University.  Direct any questions to Michelle Davila, ND, MS at [email protected]:Graduate Assistants must be fully admitted and enrolled as a full-time student (minimum of 8 credit hours) for each semester of their appointment and maintain full-time status for the entire year in a graduate program. Graduate course work and/or research must contribute directly to the satisfaction of Oakland's degree requirements. Graduate assistants must have and maintain good academic standing (3.0 grade point average). Tuition:Tuition (four or eight credits per semester or a total of 8 to 16 credits) will be compensated, depending on whether students are a 10- or 20-hour position. Any additional credits and class fees, including books, will be the responsibility of the student.   Compensation:Student will receive a paycheck (via direct deposit if desired) on the last business day of each month for the duration of the assistantship.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 06/02/2026 PUB SUMMER ACADEMY RESIDENTIAL PEER MENTOR OAKLAND UNIVERSITY - PROJECT UPWARD BOUND COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY502 Meadow Brook Road - 120 Vandenberg Hall; Rochester, MI 48309-4401Phone: 248-370-3218 Fax: 248-370-3217 Email:   [email protected] JOB SUMMARY:  PURPOSE: Supervise, mentor, model success behaviors, and redirect PUB HS Scholars behaviors (as needed)DATES:   Mandatory Training: June 12, 15-19, 2026 Summer Academy: June 21-Aug 5, 2026 (Excludes 7/3-7/4)   (end date may vary)WORK DAYS:   Sunday 6:30pm - Friday 6:30pm. Weekdays on call before 3pm/Active duty at meal breaks & after 3pmSUPERVISOR: Head Resident POSITIONS AVAILABLE:  1-2 male, 1-2 female COMPENSATION:    $16/hr (training included) + Room, Meals, Local Field Trip Admission, and Group TravelMINIMUM PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS• Participate in mandatory training.  Live in the designated hall from training through the Summer Academy.• Establish/maintain positive, respectful, and appropriate mentoring relationships w/PUB Scholars.• Develop, implement, and supervise recreational and social activities.• Supervise Scholars on all field trips. (Peer Mentor inclusion on the extended trip is performance-based.)• Establish positive relationships with parents and other primary caretakers of PUB Scholars.• Uphold team duty roster responsibilities.• Facilitate activities that increase group cohesion, address concerns, promote open communication.• Attend and Assist in planning and implementing weekly dorm meetings including Star Ceremony.• Clarify, monitor, and enforce Project policies/procedures, especially as related to student conduct.• Train and supervise peer (Scholar) mediation teams. Serve on Residential Mediation Team.• Conduct fire drills, tornado drills, building and room inspections, key and ID checks/check-in/check-out.• Monitor visitor access and participant movement in and out of the building and between floors.• Participate in nightly/daily updates, weekly team meetings, and weekly team training sessions.• Track and report participant social behavior points.  • Develop working relationships with the Academic Mentors.• Assure that participants complete classwork in dorm when assigned.• Plan and facilitate Family Day recreational activities.• Participate in weekly performance evaluations and make the recommended performance improvements• Other responsibilities as assigned by the Head Resident or a Project Administrator. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS/PREREQUISITES• College Junior or higher class standing by the end of OU’s Summer I preferred (grade slip)• Verified 2.50 or higher cumulative GPA at accredited college/university (grade slip)• Demonstrate Standard English proficiency in cover letter, resume’, and interview• Mandatory: Residential living (dorm) experience with no campus or legal restrictions.• Evidence of Leadership, communication, social, & role modeling skills (list on resume)• Previous active positive involvement with ethnically diverse youth populations (list on resume)• Demonstrated INTEGRITY (doing the right thing) & COMMITMENT (keeping your word)CONSTRAINTS:   NO CLASSES AT OR AFTER 3PM, NO ABSENCES FROM MEALSNO OTHER EMPLOYMENT (This position is all-consuming.)TO BE HIRED, OU STUDENTS MUST BE REGISTERED FOR THE NEXT ACADEMIC YEARALL EMPLOYMENT IS CONTINGENT UPON A BACKGROUND CHECK.PREPARE TO GROW AS YOU HELP TEENS MATURE IN JUST 6 SHORT WEEKS! SEND RESUME’ & COVER LETTER TO [email protected] OR APPLY ON HANDSHAKESTUDENTS FROM NON-OU SCHOOLS ARE WELCOME! ONLINE INTERVIEWS CAN BE ARRANGED.  (If hired, PUB does not provide transportation or moving expenses.)PLEASE STUDY THE PUB WEB SITE BEFORE INTERVIEWING SO YOUR RESPONSES WILL BE INFORMED.                               www.oakland.edu/upwardbound 

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 05/02/2026 Job Description:Graduate Research Assistants(RAs) are selected for excellence in scholarship and potential as researchers. Graduate Research Assistants provide approximately 20 hours of service per week, over the course of a semester and under the supervision of faculty members. Research activities should relate directly to the student’s degree requirements and should be reasonably expected to contribute to the student’s academic program. You should not consider that all Research is done in a lab.Qualifications:Graduate Assistants must be fully admitted and enrolled for at least 8 credits for the academic year in a graduate program. Graduate course work and/or research must contribute directly to the satisfaction of Oakland's degree requirements. Graduate assistants must have and maintain good academic standing (3.0 grade point average).Tuition:Tuition (eight credits per semester or a total of 8 credits) will be compensated. Any additional credits and class fees, including books, will be the responsibility of the student.  Compensation:Student will receive a pay check (via direct deposit if desired) on the last business day of each month for the duration of the assistantship.Deadlines:Deadline for rehires is 4/15/2026.

Employer: Oakland University - Police Department Expires: 04/11/2026 OAKLAND UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENTSERVICE AIDE MUST HAVE A VALID DRIVER’S LICENSE AND PASS A CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK!Duties:Check the interior and exterior of campus buildings for hazards i.e. broken windows, missing fire extinguishers, lights out, etc. Assist motorists with jump-starting their vehicles. Selective parking enforcement around the OU campus. Assist with crime prevention program. Provide visual escorts from campus buildings to dorms or parking lots on campus. Other duties as assigned.Police Service Aides must be professional, motivated, and able to follow direction while providing a good representation of the Oakland University Police Department. Will work around school schedule.Staring pay is $15.00/hour.   

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 03/31/2026 Manage the day-to-day operations of WXOU student-run radio station. Requirements: WXOU E-board member with at least one year experience. Preference give to. Other radio station experience will be considered. 

Employer: Oakland University - Meadow Brook Expires: 11/01/2026 The facility operations team is responsible for the physical care & maintenance of the building and the preparation of rooms, event spaces and grounds for all programming at Meadow Brook Hall. The purpose of the facility operations associate is to set up and break down of tables, chairs, AV equipment, provide light housekeeping and general oversight of museum operations during events. Shifts are mostly nights and weekends.Minimum Qualifications:HS graduation or equivalent combination of education and experience. Ability to perform physically active work requiring frequent standing, reaching, walking, bending, shoveling, pulling, pushing, climbing on a ladder and lifting in order to perform various cleaning and set-up tasks. Frequent lifting requiring the execution of up to sixty pounds of force to move and use supplies, and use cleaning aids. Ability to lift and move furniture and event equipment. Ability to work independently. Completion of a physical to verify the applicant’s ability to perform the duties of the position. Requires a valid MI driver’s license & a driving record acceptable to the University’s insurance carrier. Must be able to pass a criminal background check.

Employer: Oakland University - Educational Resource Lab Expires: 05/02/2026 Circulation Desk Assistant – Educational Resources Lab (Work Study Preferred)The Educational Resources Lab (ERL) is looking for a reliable and friendly student with approved work study to join our team as a Circulation Desk Assistant for the upcoming fall semester. The ERL is a busy, welcoming space that supports education students, faculty, and staff with teaching materials, technology, and library resources.In this role, you will often be the first point of contact for visitors. You will help patrons find materials, answer basic technology questions, and keep the ERL running smoothly throughout the day. Some evening availability may be required.What You’ll DoAssist patrons at the circulation desk and answer phone inquiriesCheck library materials and technology in and outHelp with basic technology troubleshooting (printing, copying, scanning, etc.)Prepare reserved technology for faculty and staff pickupAssist patrons with simple catalog searches and locating items on the shelvesMonitor the ERL email account and calendarPull books and materials for faculty or class useCreate displays featuring books and teaching materialsProcess new materials and assist with clerical tasks and special projectsKeep the space organized by straightening shelves, tables, and chairsEmpty book drop boxes and record ERL statisticsRestock and maintain basic supplies What We’re Looking ForA successful candidate will demonstrate:Strong interpersonal and communication skillsBasic computer skills, including familiarity with Microsoft applicationsComfort assisting others with technology and equipment (printing, copying, etc.)Attention to detail and the ability to complete tasks accuratelyThe ability to work independently and stay organized in a busy environmentA positive attitude and commitment to providing excellent customer service If you enjoy helping others, staying organized, and being part of a supportive campus space, this is a great opportunity to build customer service, technology, and library experience while working alongside ERL staff and fellow students.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/02/2026 The Donna & Walt Young Honors College is hiring a student worker for the summer. Primary tasks will be to serve as an Orientation Assistant, 10 to 15 hours per week. Student needs to be available from 8am-1PM for all (or most orientation dates), set up and clean up of orientation table and staffing, must be comfortable engaging and answering questions from students and parents in a very welcoming manner, assist with miscellaneous projects and event participation. Enthusiasm and excitment for the Young Honors College is a MUST! This position requires the student is an active member of the Donna & Walt Young Honors College in good standing 

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 06/02/2026 The Oakland Post is looking to hire a new Editor-in-Chief who leads a team of editors and reporters, manages our weekly publication and oversees the internal operations and community role of the student newspaper.As editor-in-chief you will:- Conduct and approve the weekly production of the online and print edition of The Oakland Post every Monday- Review and edit stories for accuracy, grammar and AP style- Manage and support editors, reporters, photographers, graphic designers, distributors and marketing and ads teams- Manage a semester budget- Writing editorial pieces and stories- Attend SAFAC meetings and represent the publication at events Deadline to apply is March 16!

Employer: Oakland University - University Housing Expires: 04/01/2026 JOB SUMMARYService Desk Attendants in University Housing create a welcoming environment and act as the central location for exchanging information for students and guests. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLSMust have sophomore, junior, or senior class standing or be a graduate student at Oakland University by fall 2026Current cumulative and semester GPA must be 2.5 or higherMust not be found responsible for serious conduct violationsThe ability to lift up to 10 pounds on a regular basis for packages and suppliesRESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIESProvide excellent customer service to residents and their familiesFacilitate the check-in/check-out process when residents are moving in and out of their communitiesProvide accurate campus information and assistance to residents and guestsSort and deliver mail to residents’ mailboxesSort and handle packages delivered for residents to pick upLoan cleaning equipment such as vacuums to residentsPerform administrative duties necessary for efficient building operationCOMPENSATION AND BENEFITS$15/hour

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 07/13/2026 To be considered for this position both handshake ad and supplemental Google Form application must be completed: https://forms.gle/nzZVwktdjPZbSz6q8The Student Program Board strives to enhance student life by providing high quality and diverse programs, activities, and events for the Oakland University Community. SPB is the largest event planning body at Oakland University. We pride ourselves on providing superior entertainment and enrichment opportunities for students outside the classroom. Student Program Board embodies the ideology that real learning extends beyond the classroom here at OU. These year-long positions is for students of all majors who want to develop real world skills in management, budgeting, communication, public speaking, marketing and event planning. It is the role as a member of the Student Program Board Executive Board to effectively plan, market and execute high profile events on campus. Successful candidates will have strong communication skills, leadership skills and extreme attention to detail. Your responsibilities will depend on which position you apply for. Students may pick their top four choices to apply for on Executive Board. Positions are as follows: Annual-Events Director, Special Events Director, Diverse Events Director, Creative Director, Marketing Director, Treasurer, Technical Director, and Operations Event Staff. Responsibilities of all positions: Maintaining a GPA of 2.5; submitting event evaluations; tracking event attendance; completing 5 weekly office hours; participating in Executive Board meetings, assisting in development, setup, implementation, staffing, clean up and evaluation of all SPB sponsored activities; presenting expenditure proposals, attending weekly committee meetings, and completing monthly face-to-face marketing, submitting a weekly expense report. Annual Events Director -The Annual Events Director is responsible for: creating and hosting events that contribute to traditions of OU; creating and hosting recurring events such as the Welcome Week Carnival and Casino Night; coordinating quality programs that meet needs of the OU community; disseminating necessary information to marketing and creative to allow them to fulfill their duties. Special Events Director -The Special Events Director is responsible for: creating and hosting new unique events with an emphasis on commuter and late night programming; coordinating quality programs that meet needs of the OU community; disseminating necessary information to marketing and creative to allow them to fulfill their duties; submitting event evaluations. Diverse Events Director -The Diverse Events Director is responsible for creating and hosting events that bring attention to diversity of OU; coordinating quality programs that meet needs of the OU community; disseminating necessary information to marketing and creative to allow them to fulfill their duties. -Shall be required to serve on any and all campus-wide committees pertaining to diversity and inclusion at Oakland University, when able (ie, Hispanic Heritage Month Committee, African American Celebration Month Committee, and Pride Month Committee). Creative Director -The Creative Director is responsible for: creating all necessary materials and graphics relevant to the promotion and execution of SPB events and the Student Program Board brand.Marketing Director -The Marketing Director is responsible for: marketing and distributing all SPB materials and advertisements; website design and maintenance; administration of social media sites; promotion of SPB; creating a Marketing Timeline. ​Technical Director -The Technical Director is responsible for: all technical elements necessary for events or to satisfy a contract or performer rider; maintaining an inventory of technical equipment; maintaining all technical equipment. Treasurer -The Treasurer is responsible for tracking and logging all expenses of the Student Program Board, Payroll, purchasing necessary items, and executing contracts on behalf of the Student Program Board.Operations Event Staff -Operations Staff Members will be responsible for a wide variety of tasks. These tasks range from event support, tabling, and attending Executive Board meetings. Operations Staff Members will be expected to attend SPB events and assist in assigned roles from greeting students, serving food, distributing giveaways, and a variety of other tasks. Operations Staff Members will also be expected to "table" on behalf of SPB. This refers to the member distributing giveaways and explaining SPB events to students. 

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 03/28/2026 Undergraduate Marketing Specialist for VideographyRequired qualifications:Sophomore, junior, or senior class standing at Oakland University by fall 2026.Minimum of 2.75 cumulative and semester GPA.Must be in good judicial standing at Oakland University.Must provide resume.Job description:The Undergraduate Marketing Specialist for Videography (UMS - V) is responsible for capturing videos of departmental functions including programs, events, annual celebrations, and other University Housing events or processes as assigned.The UMS - V is expected to edit captured footage into final, produced pieces to be used for various formats and purposes, including social media platforms and YouTube.The UMS -V must have experience in (or an interest in learning) videography, and be at least moderately proficient in Adobe Creative Suite, including Adobe Premiere.The UMS-V  must be self-motivated, and have exceptional time management skills, as well as the ability to meet deadlines while working independently. They will also work collaboratively with the Undergraduate Marketing Specialist for Social Media, and the members of University Housing's Enrollment Team. Conditions of Employment: Preferred appointment is given to candidates majoring in film studies, cinema studies, studio art, advertising, or a similar field. A minimum 2.75 cumulative and semester grade point average must be maintained throughout the period of employment. Candidates must remain in good disciplinary standing throughout the period of employment. Due to the formal and informal demands of the position, involvement in other activities that require a sizeable time commitment (i.e., volunteer work, additional employment, or academic courses or labs), must be communicated to, and approved by the Assistant Director for Housing Enrollment and Marketing. All Undergraduate Marketing Specialists are expected to attend mandatory training.Employment Policies and ExpectationsUndergraduate Marketing Specialists are expected to:Be on time to all assigned shifts and events. Meet all designated deadlines. Act as a positive representative for the Department of University Housing. Actively participate in and contribute to the marketing plan for the Department of University Housing. Adhere to all expectations outlined in the Undergraduate Marketing Specialist Training Manual.  

Employer: Oakland University - Graduate School Expires: 03/27/2026 OAKLAND UNIVERSITYGraduate Student Assistant for Student Recruitment: Undergraduate AdmissionsJob Description General Summary:The Graduate Student Assistant for Undergraduate Recruitment is an Oakland University graduate student who works in Undergraduate Admissions. Under the direction of the Assistant Director of Campus Visits or Assistant Director of Communications, is involved in a variety of activities including recruitment program planning and implementation support, coordination of the campus visit program, and organization of the student admissions ambassador program. Essential Duties:§ Assist with the planning and implementation of all undergraduate recruitment programs including: daily campus tours, Saturday tours, group visits, Transfer Open House, Go for the Gold, Welcome Receptions, & Academic Visit Days. § Support the development and delivery of on-campus events and programs for high school and community college counselors. § Assist the Assistant Director of Campus Visits and Office Assistant with programming efforts including the negotiation and reservation of facilities, catering, housing and other logistics for recruitment programs, on and off campus as needed. § Manage the day-to-day operation of the campus visit program including the creation of the daily campus tour schedule, the facilitation of group visits and campus tour greetings, and the creation of the Telecenter schedule. § Assist with the supervision of student ambassadors who assist in day-to-day operations of Undergraduate Admissions including staffing the front desk and Telecenter. § Assist in the hiring, training and supervision of student staff. § Advise prospective students and family members via the Visit ([email protected]) email account. § Monitor the effectiveness of student ambassador members and student personnel issues (time-reporting, goal-setting, and performance management). § Prepare ambassador training and weekly materials and oversee on-going training for general and campus tour specific customer service, for general, group and special tours. § Manage strategic communication with students, parents, counselors, faculty, staff, students and alumni, including email, print, and social media. § Assist with the inventory, maintenance and distribution of admissions recruitment materials. § Assist the Assistant Director of Campus Visits and Office Assistant to create and update program materials including invitations, program agendas, evaluations, and supplies. § Establish cooperatively, with internal and external colleagues, the schedule and coverage for programs and tours, as appropriate/assigned. § Monitor and track campus visit registrations and attendance through Ellucian Recruiter. § Represent the University, its missions, policies, and procedures, benefits and features to a broad range of constituents in person, on the telephone, and/or via email. § Design recruitment presentation materials and resources consistent with the Undergraduate Admissions mission and goals. § Maintain detailed reports of campus visits and evaluations to determine overall success of programs and events. § Meet regularly with supervisor to provide updates, monitor performance, and seek guidance. § Occasionally assist with prospective student appointments, high school visits, and college fairs. § Create and maintain information using Google Docs, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, Word and/or Prezi. § Understand and respond to general campus, program, admissions, application, financial aid (including need and merit-based aid), and recruitment questions posed by callers, visitors or emails. § Refer students & parents to appropriate departments for assistance. § Familiarity with Oakland University and its organization, mission, commitments, structures, programs § Other duties as assignedQualifications:Graduate Student Assistants must be fully admitted and enrolled for at least 8 credits for the academic year in a graduate program. Graduate course work and/or research must contribute directly to the satisfaction of Oakland's degree requirements. Graduate Student Assistants must have and maintain good academic standing (3.0 grade point average).§ Applicants must be admitted and enrolled full time in an Oakland University graduate program. Certain programs are best fit for this position, including, but not limited to; Higher Education Leadership, Counseling, Communication, and Social Work, § Must be able to effectively work and communicate with prospective students, current students, parents, alumni, office colleagues, other university administrators and faculty, elementary, middle school and high school administrators, faculty, and community college counselors. § Must possess strong oral and written communications skills. § Must be willing to help prospective students and their families. § Must be detail-oriented and employ excellent customer service skills. § Must have two years of programming experience. § Must be able to effectively lead, supervise, train, and motivate student ambassador staff with full knowledge of personnel policies and practices. § Experience with large-scale event planning and campus recruitment tours. § Ability to work effectively as a member of a team and handle multiple tasks at once. § Must possess a strong desire to positively represent Oakland University. § Must be able to work on projects autonomously but be comfortable with direct supervision.Supervision Exercised:Functional supervision may be exercised over student support staff.Supervision Received:Supervision is received from the Assistant Director of Campus Visits or Assistant Director of CommunicationWorking Conditions:Work is performed in a typical office environment. Limited to 20 hours per week during academic year.Evening and weekend hours will be required to conduct special recruiting, on-site admission and enrollment programs both on- and off-campusContract period:  August 2026-April 2027 Tuition:Full Tuition coverage up to 8 credits per semester. 8 month contract includes Fall and Winter semester only.Compensation:Student will receive a paid monthly stipend equivalent to $17.50 per hour. Summer WorkCurrently Enrolled OU students (grad or undergrad) may work up to 40 hours during the summer semester before beginning this assistantship. Previously enrolled students or new OU Grad students will not be eligible to work until late August. 

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/04/2026 Interested students MUST fill out Handshake application and supplemental Google Form.  The Google Form can be found here. Student Program Board President (2026 - 2027)-Shall call to order and conduct all Student Program Board Executive Board meetings.-Shall represent the Student Program Board to University Committees, University Administration, and any other University off-campus committee or entity.-Shall be responsible for creating relationships between student organizations, offices, the community, and University Administration with the Student Program Board.-Shall evaluate Executive Board members with aid from the Student Program Board Vice-President.-Shall mediate any internal conflicts within the Student Program Board.-Shall be a non-voting ex-officio member of any committee that the Student Program Board establishes.-Shall coordinate and delegate, as needed, the administrative details of the Student Program Board.-Shall provide a training program to promote continuity within the Student Program Board, with the assistance of the Student Program Board Advisor.-Shall have the authority to select representatives to all conferences or meetings attended by the Student Program Board in coordination with the Advisor.-Shall ensure the fiscal solvency of the Student Program Board.-Shall have the authority to remove any Student Program Board Executive Board member, if necessary and with just cause, through the procedure outlined in Article IX, Removal.-Shall serve as a non-voting member of the Student Program Board except to break all ties.-Shall have the option of leaving any number of Executive Board member positions open.-Shall have the option of adding an appointed agent with the limit of one year of membership without reflecting changes in an updated Constitution.Shall delegate any other tasks related to the operation of the Student Program Board to Executive Board Members.-Shall carry out any other tasks related to the purpose and goals of the Student Program Board.-Shall be responsible for aiding all programming Directors to ensure events are programmed at the highest level possible.-Shall have the right to present expenditure and program proposals to the Student Program Board Executive Board for discussion and vote.-Shall be responsible for reviewing all possible co-sponsor ships and presenting them to the board for their approval.-Student chosen should expect to dedicate a minimum of 20 - 25 hours per week to SPB.Expectations for all SPB eBoard Members:-All members of the SPB eBoard are required to attend weekly executive board meetings.-All eBoard members will also be required to attend a retreat once a semester to plan for upcoming events.-Students chosen should expect to dedicate a minimum of 15 - 20 hours per week to SPB.-All SPB eBoard members agree to showcase SPB and Oakland University in a positive light.-High level of interpersonal and communication skills.-Self-Motivated.-Excellent time management skills.-Must be in good academic and disciplinary standing with the University and maintain at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA.-One or more years of experience in a club or organization, in a leadership capacity, in high school or college is recommended by not required.Any questions regarding this position can be directed to SPBs advisor Jen at [email protected].

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 06/01/2026 The Graduate Assistant for the Center for Medical Student Services provides high-level administrative, programmatic, and project support to Student Affairs leadership and staff. This role offers graduate students hands-on experience in medical school administration, student affairs operations, student leadership development, event planning, and professional program support within an academic medical school environment.Primary Responsibilities:Student Program & Event SupportLeadership Development & Student Organization SupportProject & Research SupportAdministrative & Office SupportQualifications:Enrollment in a graduate program in Higher Education Leadership, Counseling,Social Work, Public Administration, or related field.Strong organizational and communication skills.Ability to manage multiple priorities.Professional discretion.Basic technology proficiency.

Employer: Oakland University - Mathematical Sciences Expires: 07/01/2026 As an OU Math Corps College Assistant, you will be supporting and monitoring students who are participating in the Math Corps Program for 7th, 8th, and 9th graders. College Assistants will help in all aspects of the camp. Responsibilities include supervision and safety of students, creating posters, decorating facilities, setting up/serving daily breakfast & lunch, delivering supplies, making copies, and office support as needed. 

Employer: Oakland University - Mathematical Sciences Expires: 07/01/2026 This is a mathematics tutoring and teaching position to support the OU Math Corps Summer Program for 7th, 8th, and 9th graders in Pontiac. As a College Instructor, this responsibility will include directing high school students as they tutor middle school students. Math Corps is held on campus at Oakland University.   

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/21/2026 This position is to work as a lab assistant in the Govind Gene Expression Response to Stress laboratory.  Your job duties include but are not limited to:  generating yeast mutants; performing molecular biology, biochemistry, genomics, bionformatics, and cell biology techniques. The ability to work 8-12 hours per week, spread across two consecutive days.   

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/02/2026 JOB SUMMARYMaintenance Assistants are responsible for supporting the Oakland University Housing, Residential Facility’s Team by assisting in facility operations, including trash disposal and projects that relate to facility maintenance and enhancement.MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLSMust have Oakland University email and apply with your Oakland University emailMust have sophomore, junior, or senior class standing at Oakland University by Fall 2026Current cumulative and semester GPA must be 2.75 or higherMust not be found responsible for serious conduct violationsMust be able to lift 50 pounds on a regular basisA valid Michigan driver's license and driving record acceptable to Oakland University is desired but not requiredCustodial and/or maintenance experience is desired but not requiredRESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIESTrash pickup as directedCan expect other related duties, such as; supply delivery, meeting room and furniture set-ups, student room furniture set-up, cleaning of Residence Halls in absence of full-time employees, cleaning of vacant apartments, carpet shampooing, etc.Saturday and Sunday hours are offered with flexible schedulesDOCUMENTS NEEDED TO APPLYResumeCOMPENSATION AND BENEFITS$15/hourWe know applying for a job can be intimidating. Please don't hesitate to reach out at [email protected] with any questions. We encourage everyone interested in joining us to apply.

Employer: Oakland University - International Education Expires: 04/01/2026 This Position is 20 hours per week.Desired SkillsPreferred QualificationsOakland University degree-seeking student in good academic standing.Prior experience studying, living, or working abroad strongly preferred, especially on an Oakland University study abroad program.Proficiency in a foreign language preferred.Familiarity with standard office software and computer applications.Student available to work afternoons. Study abroad walk-in hours are from 1pm-3pm.ResponsibilitiesStudy abroad advising:Inform and advise students on a group and individual basis about study abroad and study away program opportunities available to them, including OU partner institutions and consortia, OU faculty-led programs, international exchange programs and National Student Exchange, international internships, and academic service learning; support student understanding of how to make an educated study abroad decision; tailor study abroad information to students’ individual interests, goals and needs; communicate this information to students in person, over the phone and via e-mail.Promote study abroad via class presentations, information sessions, New Student Orientation presentations, Transfer Day presentations, study abroad fair and other presentations as planned throughout the year.Provide comprehensive support to students and parents throughout the study abroad process from application to re-entry. Ensure an understanding of and compliance with all policies and procedures (academic credit approval, risk management, financial aid).Monitor student applications to study abroad via AbroadOffice and ensure that students have completed required documents and procedures for other offices, including the Office of Student Financial Services, the Office of Student Housing, and the Office of the Registrar.Advise and assist students on general student visa issues, as needed.In collaboration with the International Education team, provide assistance and coordination in the following areas:Diversity and inclusion: Collaborate with the Center for Multicultural Initiatives to provide study abroad support, advising, and programming for traditionally underrepresented students.Marketing and promotion: Strategically determine means and methods of marketing study abroad programs to recruit eligible students.Curriculum integration: Align study abroad options with Oakland University curriculum by meeting with academic departments and faculty and identifying course equivalencies.Study abroad support: Support relevant study abroad initiatives as needed.

Employer: Oakland University - School of Medicine Expires: 04/12/2026 A student in life sciences (Biology, Health Sciences) with strong knowledge of basic biology and physiology, preferably with research lab experience, is being sought to assist in two research projects for grants and publications:One of the projects focuses on post-stroke recovery, is well-developed but requires new work to address reviewer comments.The second project focuses on new pharmacological targets and is in its early development.Duties include:participate in production, purification and testing of recombinant enzymesfor pharmacological studies;participate in vitro and in vivo studies focusing on stroke neuroprotection and functional recovery;presentation of research findings in the form of manuscripts, abstracts, and lab meeting talks for publications and grant applications.Please send your resume and cover letter. 

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/04/2026 The School of Nursing is looking for current nurse practitioner nursing students (Masters level Nursing Students only)  who wish to expand their knowledge and gain experience as a Validation Assistant. Students must have completed NRS 6421-Advanced Health Assessment Class and Lab,  earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), possess a current Michigan Registered Nurse (RN) license, and maintain good academic standing. The role includes assisting faculty in validating undergraduate students in NRS 2014 (Health Assessment) and NRS 2024 (Fundamentals of Professional Nursing Practice). The validator must be comfortable in their skills to be able to validate students. Additionally, the validator must demonstrate effective written and verbal communication skills and deliver constructive feedback to students regarding their performance. Validators will work under the direction of the faculty of record (FOR) and lab director. Participation in this role does not satisfy the clinical hours requirement for NP board certification. 

Employer: Oakland University - Music Theatre & Dance Expires: 05/01/2026 Job description:The SMTD Student Photographer will support the School of Music, Theatre and Dance by capturing high quality photo content for concerts, performances, recitals, masterclasses, and special events. This position supports SMTD marketing, publicity, web, and social media needs.Responsibilities:● Photograph SMTD events including performances, recitals, rehearsals, masterclasses, and occasional promotional shoots● Capture a variety of shots including wide venue images, action shots, candid moments, and detail shots● Edit and deliver a curated set of high resolution images by established deadlines● Organize and upload photos following basic file naming and delivery guidelines● Communicate in advance with SMTD staff regarding call times, venue expectations, and shot prioritiesRequirements:● Reliable and punctual with strong time management skills● Attention to detail and ability to work independently● Strong communication skills and responsiveness via email● Ability to work unobtrusively during performances and rehearsals● Experience with event or performance photography preferred● Basic photo editing skills (Lightroom, Photoshop, or similar) preferred● Ability to work in low light and fast paced environments● Must be able to use a DSLR or mirrorless camera (smartphone photography will not meet performance needs). Loaner equipment or camera checkout can be arranged if needed.● Please include a sample of your photography work (portfolio link or attachments) with your applicationApprox. 5–10 hours a week (varies based on the performance calendar). All hours worked including photographing, editing, and organizing/uploading are compensated. 

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/26/2026 Hiring docents/assistant facilitators at Meadow Brook Writing camp. During the month of July, you will give tours of the mansion with small groups of K-12 kids (after paid training) on Oakland University's campus. You will work with award-winning teachers, instructing students in creative writing genres, and escort the students to Oakland University for the afternoon.  Exceptional training for pre-service teachers in a stunning environment, with lovers of writing

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 06/02/2026 The School of Health Sciences is hosting its annual Summer Camps. In these camps, high school students (10th -12th graders) will explore areas of health careers. Our campers will take part in hands-on learning activities to provide them with fun and innovative opportunities to learn more about careers in health sciences. Each department - Interdisciplinary Health Sciences, Clinical and Diagnostic Science, Human Movement Science, and Public and Environmental Wellness - will be taught during the camp as well as the leadership concepts of ECLIPSE. A major priority for the counselor is student safety; when camp staff and students walk around campus, go on group tours, go to and from lunch, or participate in other outside activities, counselors will be responsible for ensuring each student stays with the group. This will be done through regular attendance checks and headcounts throughout the day. The counselors will also help the faculty set up/take down and facilitate activities in the classroom or lab and provide help if students need guidance. This could include making sure students are behaving properly and staying engaged in the lessons and activities. Morning and afternoon counselors will be present for morning/afternoon drop off according to the schedule they are assigned. This position occurs in June of 2026.  Those interested in the position will receive appropriate training prior to the camps.There is an opportunity to serve in this role full time for the the duration of the two-week long camps.  If you are unable to be available full-time, but can do either mornings or afternoons, please indicate your availability in your cover letter.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 01/01/2027 To assist golfers in Pro Shop, make tee times, daily transactions. Cash register and computer experience required. 

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 01/01/2027 To assist and greet golfers.  Must be at least 16 years of age and able to drive a golf cart.  Must possess a valid driver's license and driving record acceptable to the University by the University's insurance carrier.  

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 01/01/2027 To assist in the maintenance operation of Oakland University's 36-hole golfing facility.  Must be able to perform manual labor tasks for extended periods. Willing to be trained in multiple maintenance tasks and operation of maintenance equipment.  

Employer: Oakland University - Academic Affairs Expires: 05/01/2026 Academic Affairs is seeking applications from upper-division undergraduate or graduate students in social work or counseling to serve as Student Advocates in several ongoing in-person classes. The student advocates will arrive before other students and the professor arrive and leave after everyone leaves. Should any classroom management issues or emergencies arise, the student advocate will be responsible for calling OUPD. This position reports to Academic Affairs.Essential Duties: Attend all class meetings Arrive to class early Leave class after all have left Call OUPD in case any emergency occursRequired Skills: Dependability Punctuality Ability to respond quickly to problems and emergency situations

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/01/2026  Do you enjoy working with technology and using customer service skill? Then the Classroom Support Service Technician position is for you!  Work with faculty to deliver best in class education by supporting the technology used in the classroom and laboratories to deliver instruction to Oakland University Students. This position will assist faculty, staff, and students in the use of technology in a higher education environment. Duties will include but are not limited to the following: Working in a team environment to complete installation, troubleshooting, maintaining and repair of classroom technology as well as other duties such as answering phones, database entry, and using a ticketing system to document technology issues and experiences. General experience with Audio Visual equipment, as well as the ability to take in and retain information regarding technology and occasionally lifting over 50lbs is preferred.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 01/01/2027 Oakland University Athletics has a need for athletic event staff team members to assist with and perform duties needed for the execution of athletic contests, internal and external events. Work may be intermittent throughout the year based on the schedule of events and staffing needs.Ability To:·       Work effectively in a service oriented environment subject to frequently changing priorities·       Establish and maintain effective working relationships with supervisors and other event staff·       Work a flexible schedule including early mornings, days, evenings, weekends, extended (long) work days and extended numbers of days in a rowJob Functions:·       Provide daily operational support for the Athletics Facility and Event staff·       Perform event set ups and breakdowns·       Serve in various support roles for athletic contests/rental groups, including, but not limited to scoreboard operator, usher, ball person, court sweeper, building manager, soft security, parking attendant, concessions, etc.·       The essential functions of this position are performed indoors and outdoors in the weather conditions prevalent at the time. The noise level in the work environments can range from minimal to loud during events depending on the employee’s location, and is minimal during non-event times.This person must be highly motivated, have great communication skills, people-person, dependable and exhibit great customer service skills. This position requires long periods of standing. An athletic background is preferred, but not required.

Employer: Oakland University - Career and Life Design Center Expires: 05/04/2026 About this role:The Oakland University Career and Life Design Center is looking for outgoing, self-motivated, and positive student-leaders to serve as Career Ambassadors for the 2026-2027 school year!Career Ambassadors (CAs) are Oakland University undergraduate students who help other students and alumni with career-related tasks by leading our Career Studio and taking individual appointments in our office. CAs also represent the Career and Life Design Center on campus by promoting various career-related events. CAs are an important part of the Career and Life Design Center team, helping over 800 students/alumni each semester. This position will be 10-20 hrs per week during Fall 2026 - Winter 2027. You must be able to attend mandatory paid training week in the Summer (dates TBD). Duties:Lead the Drop-In Career Studio  during designated hours and provide career-related services to students either in person or virtuallyReview resumes and cover letters by providing guidance and feedback, and help students schedule 1:1 appointments with Career and Life Design Coaches after studio visitAssist students on how to use available resources such as Handshake career resources, major-specific sample resumes, transferable skills, and action statementsProvide available resources to help students build confidence and strengthen their interview performanceHelp students and alumni create and update their Handshake profile to utilize for job searchHelp students and alumni to create and update their LinkedIn to expand their network, connect with alumni and professionals, and also utilize for job searchHelp students and alumni prepare for Career FairsDeliver presentations and career-related workshops on topics such as Interview Preparation, Career Development, Resume Tips, LinkedIn, and more. CAs can volunteer for (paid) weekend presentations and workshopsCollaborate with peer CAs to brainstorm strategies for increasing engagement and promoting servicesSupport record keeping and tracking of student attendance and feedback via HandshakeSupport the Career and Life Design Center staff with various projects, front office support, and special assignments when not assisting students or leading the Career StudioQualifications:Current Undergraduate student enrolled at Oakland University for Fall 2026 and Winter 2027 semestersEnrolled with a minimum of 6 credits to be eligible for student employmentWork at least 10-20 hours per week during the Career and Life Design Center office hours (8 a.m. - 5 p.m.)Must have basic computer skills, oral, and written communication skillsMust be able to present in front of a groupMust be comfortable working with students in a group AND individual capacityMust be able to work as a teamMust be detail-oriented, motivating, and demonstrate strong customer service skillsMust possess a strong desire to positively represent Oakland UniversityMust be interested in and excited about helping students through career guidance utilizing resources, creativity, and advicePlease click the link below to fill out the Career and Life Design Center Supplemental Application.https://forms.gle/VPDRNgjkEQxREjTc7This is a survey to learn a little bit about you.You MUST apply to the Job on Handshake AND fill out the survey.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/02/2026 Job description:      Pre-College Programs (PCP) department  is looking for Oakland University  undergraduate students who are passionate about working with diverse high school students as both a  tutor and mentor.  Primary responsibilities will be held in person.  As a PCP tutor, you  are responsible for providing guidance to precollege students by tutoring in local high schools.  As a PCP mentor, you will facilitate  group events and  campus tours.Language Skills:We are looking for tutors who can speak both English and Spanish, though it is also acceptable for tutors to speak only English.While not mandatory for all positions, proficiency in Spanish is preferred.We welcome and encourage applications from individuals of all language backgrounds, as we value diversity and inclusivity.Duties include: Work College Visit  by giving campus tours for schools (in-person - facilitating ice breakers,  participating in student panels,  and providing guidance  during group sessions).Provide tutoring  at Pontiac High SchoolAssist with  Wade H. McCree Incentive Scholarship Programs during  orientations,  the SAT Prep ProgramRequirements Must have a minimum of a 2.75 GPA for TutoringMust attend OU for one full semester prior to employmentMust demonstrate excellent leadership, communication, and interpersonal skillsMust model behaviors that result in establishing and maintaining a positive, respectful tutor/ mentor relationship with participantsMust have the ability to work up to 25 hours a week (we will work around your schedule)Must attend all mandatory tutor / mentor meetings trainingsMust volunteer for 2 of the 4 annual events hosted by Pre-College Programs 

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 11/06/2026 Provide 1 on 1 instruction to children dx with ASD to improve skills, while targeting deficits and challenging behaviors. Maintaining HIPPA and Confidentiality  required. Monday evening 4:30-6:00  staff meeting required

Employer: Oakland University - Biological Sciences Expires: 04/02/2026 PLEASE READ THIS JOB DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY!  This posting is for OAKLAND UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS.  If you are a graduate student, please do not apply. The Cellular Biochemistry Lab at Oakland University is seeking a motivated undergraduate student to join our team as a Lab Assistant.  This position has a variety of duties relevant to the research lab, including (but not limited to):  assisting with ongoing research projects and lab maintenance tasks.  The research assistant will gain hands-on experience in biology lab work, including microbiological, biochemical, molecular, and cell biological techniques.  Applicants are not required to have a Federal work Study (FWS) award to apply for this position.  If you do have a FWS award, then please indicate that on your application. Primary Responsibilities:Maintain lab cleanliness and organization.Wash dishes and sterilize materials (autoclaving).Prepare buffers, media, reagents, and other materials for experiments.Assist with general laboratory procedures which may include:  yeast cell culture, yeast strain construction, polymerase chain reaction (PCR), agarose gel electrophoresis, SDS-PAGE, and western blotting (training will be provided).Support graduate students and the PI in routine laboratory experiments.                              Preferred QualificationsThe ideal candidate will be a biology, biomedical sciences, or biochemistry major.Previous lab experience (including lab course-related experience) in biology and/or biochemistry is a plus but not required.Willingness to work in a wet lab biomedical research environment.Strong attention to detail, reliability, and a willingness to learn.This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in biomedical research.  Hours are flexible based on your class schedule.   To apply, please submit your resume and a brief statement of interest in your cover letter.

Employer: Oakland University - Academic Affairs Expires: 04/04/2026 The student assistant helps the Academic Affairs and Provost office with day-to-day tasks and events. An enthusiastic personality, excellent written and verbal communication, and a close attention to detail, will all be required for success in the Student Assistant position. Duties:·        Assist with general office duties as assigned ·        Create google docs and sheets ·        Answering phones ·        Data entry ·        Social media management (Twitter and Facebook)·        Assisting at events Requirements: ·        Half to full time OU undergraduate student in a degree seeking program for the Winter 2021 Semester.·        Available to work 40 hours per week during the Summer semesters, and up to 25 hours per week during Fall and Winter semesters. Office hours are Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00.·        Able to work an occasional evening or weekend events·        Proficient in Microsoft Office, Word, Excel, PowerPoint; Google Docs and Sheets·        Business casual (no leggings or jeans) attireAbout Oakland UniversityOakland University is recognized as a student-centered, doctoral research institution with a global perspective. We engage more than 20,500 graduate and undergraduate students in distinctive educational experiences that connect to the unique and diverse opportunities within and beyond our region. Oakland provides a distinct educational experience with flexible class schedules and state-of-the-art facilities, student services, classroom technologies, research labs, internships and research opportunities with corporate partners. Located in the heart of Oakland County's Automation Alley, the university has forged hundreds of partnerships with hospitals, Fortune 500 companies, cities, government agencies and educational institutions.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/08/2026 SECS Student Tutor and Mentor PositionCurrently hiring for Fall 2025 and Winter 2025 : All SECS Majors are welcome to applyAttention SECS Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors Compensation: $17 per hour  Overview: As an SECS Student Leader and Mentor, you'll be an integral part of fostering a supportive and collaborative environment within the School of Engineering and Computer Science. Your role involves guiding and supporting fellow students academically and professionally, as well as organizing and facilitating various school activities and events. Essential Duties: Mentoring: Provide academic guidance and support to peers within the SECS community.Serve as a knowledgeable resource for accessing university services Cultivate a sense of camaraderie and inclusivity among SECS students.Leadership: Plan social events, team-building activities, and peer networking opportunities to foster a sense of community and collaboration.Lead tours and participate in panel discussions for admission and SECS events for future students Plan Tutoring: Must be able to tutor students in EGR, Math, and Physics coursesMust be able to hold study sessions for Math and EGR courses  Qualifications: Must be able to tutor one or more of the following coursesMathematics / StatisticsMTH 1221MTH 1554MTH 1555APM 2555STA 5113EngineeringEGR 1200EGR 1400EGR 2400PhysicsPHY 1010PHY 1510ChemistryCHM 1440CHM 1450BiologyBIO 1200Must be at least a sophomore standing or higher Enrolled as a student in good standing at OU Strong interpersonal and communication skills.Ability to work collaboratively with diverse groups of students, faculty, and staff.Organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple tasks effectively.Required Application Materials: Email Resumes to KeyVonna Taylor - Assistant Director, [email protected]

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/01/2026 PLEASE READ THIS JOB DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY!    This posting is for Undergraduate Students who have a Confirmed Federal Work-Study award for the Fall 2025 / Winter 2026 academic semesters!  If you do not have a confirmed Federal Work-Study (FWS) award for Fall 2025 / Winter 2026, please do not apply for this position. Graduate students are not eligible for Federal Work-Study so are not eligible for this position. The Campus Student Organic Farm is seeking Farm Assistants for Fall  2025 and Winter 2026.. Farm Assistants will be part of a team helping to manage the Campus Student Organic Farm at Adams/Walton. Farm Assistants may also assist with data collection and analysis, research, communication, and other activities related to the farm, depending on specific qualifications and previous training. This position requires that you have transportation - the Campus Student Organic Farm is located on campus but is in a remote location. This position can be very rewarding in many ways, both personally and in terms of academic preparation and preparation for work-skills beyond college. There is a lot of teamwork and “community” in the work and activities at the Campus Student Organic Farm and the job is rarely boring. Those who accept the position generally find the combination of outdoor and indoor activity rewarding, both physically and intellectually stimulating and it has the side benefit of having many opportunities to pick up some great free organic vegetables.  Experience and interests including one or more of the following will be considered a "plus":  ·        Experience in farming or gardening·        Background or interest in sustainability/local foods systems/nutrition·        Artistic and creative interests/graphics, social media·        Experience or interests in marketing local foods ·        Willingness to learn·        Ability to efficiently manage time, resources and people and communicate effectively·        Ability to manage tasks that sometimes require physical labor, bending, and lifting up to 40 lbs.·        Ability to work in all weather conditions, which may include heat and cold.·        Reliable transportation to campus and campus farm site (Adams/Walton) Job Summary Main duties focus on field management pertaining to mixed vegetable production—irrigation, planting, weeding, harvest, pest control, soil amendments, etc. Work sites include Campus Student Organic Farm and, on some occasions, community engagement and service learning sites.Secondary duties include assisting with the essential record-keeping of the farm. During the fall and winter activities may also include on-campus laboratory work and research. Key Responsibilities at the Campus Student Organic Farm may include:·        Assist in daily field and hoophouse management duties·        Assist in produce harvest and wash-pack·        Assist in data entry and record keeping systems·        Assist in campus farmstand setup & teardown, sales, or associated duties·        Help manage Farm Share distribution and food donations·        Help maintain office, storage areas and tools.·        Assist in volunteer coordination and / or e-communications.The Campus Student Organic Farm at Oakland University is a community of students, faculty and staff committed to nourishing the local community through exceptional educational programs, community engagement, fresh healthy food and plenty of fun! The CSOF is a living classroom for students and the greater campus community, and harvesting and distributing produce for sale and donations. The CSOF is expanding production and new distribution markets, and is seeking motivated students to assist in management and implementation of new projects, gaining valuable real-world job-related experience. For more information:·    https://wwwp.oakland.edu/biology/organic-farm/·    https://www.facebook.com/StudentOrganicFarmersatOU/

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 03/25/2026 Simulator Assistant to help setup and operate the Fore Sight Simulators in the Golf Pavilion. Minimum requirements are a High School Diploma and knowledge of the Fore Sight Launch Monitor and Simulator Software.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 03/24/2026 Program Coordinator for the NSF Research Traineeship (NRT) program.  The program is a new interdisciplinary training framework for graduate students in Biology, Mathematics, and Business.   The Program Coordinator supports the leadership team in the organization, coordination, documentation, and management of the program activities. To qualify as a graduate student, applicant must be enrolled for a minimum of four (4) credits for each of the academic semesters. Minimum Qualifications:  Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and/or experience with relevance to project management in business or STEM fields.  Excellent organizational skills, oral and written communication skills, and time management skills.  Strong evidence of the ability to work collaboratively in an interdisciplinary environment.  Ability to work independently. Desired Qualifications:  Website development and graphic design skills.  Experience in collecting data for program assessment and evaluation.  Experience in event organization and management.  Experience in coordinating internship programs.  Experience in collecting and organizing program budgeting data.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 05/25/2026 You must be voted into the OUSC Legislature during an election or by the Congress before applying for this role. Reach out to [email protected] to start the process of becoming a legislator if you are interested. Legislators are expected to initiate proposals or make recommendations on all matters relevant to the general welfare of the student body and University, recommend University policy in areas of concern to students as well as communicate information regarding University policies to students, pass resolutions to comment on any actions and issues that affect academic and student life concerns, and conduct business in accordance with the regulations, procedures, and duties outlined in this Constitution, the University Student Congress Bylaws, and Oath of Office.

Employer: Oakland University - Biological Sciences Expires: 07/26/2026 The position entails working as an undergraduate biology lab assistant and has a variety of duties relevant to the research or academic lab. Please do not apply for this position unless you are an undergraduate student at Oakland University.

Employer: Oakland University - Biological Sciences Expires: 04/10/2026 PLEASE READ THIS JOB POSTING CAREFULLY! This posting is for a position which requires that YOU HAVE A FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD FOR FALL 2025 / WINTER 2026. IF YOU ARE UNSURE IF YOU HAVE A FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD, UNLESS YOU APPLIED FOR THIS AWARD AND WERE NOTIFIED THAT YOU HAVE RECEIVED THE AWARD, YOU DON'T HAVE THE AWARD AND SHOULD NOT APPLY FOR THIS POSITION. Qualified applicants would work as an undergradute microbiology laboratory assistant helping with laboratory duties including media and buffer preparation, culture maintenance, lab organization and dish washing.  Again, YOU MUST HAVE A FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD - THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN YOUR COVER LETTER. PLEASE DO NOT APPLY FOR THIS POSITION OTHERWISE.

Employer: Oakland University - Academic Affairs Expires: 04/10/2026 PLEASE READ THIS JOB POSTING CAREFULLY! This posting is for a position which requires that YOU HAVE A FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD FOR FALL 2025 / WINTER 2026. IF YOU ARE UNSURE IF YOU HAVE A FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD, UNLESS YOU APPLIED FOR THIS AWARD AND WERE NOTIFIED THAT YOU HAVE RECEIVED THE AWARD, YOU DON'T HAVE THE AWARD AND SHOULD NOT APPLY FOR THIS POSITION. This position entails working as an undergraduate lab assistant in a Platelet immunology lab taking care of laboratory chores, including dish washing, autoclaving, etc., in addition to assisting the graduate students and the PI with experiments.  Prepare, organize, and dispose of research supplies and materials for experiments.  Prior experience in laboratories (teaching lab included) is preferable but not essential.  Again, YOU MUST HAVE A FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD - THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN YOUR COVER LETTER. PLEASE DO NOT APPLY FOR THIS POSITION OTHERWISE.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 04/09/2026 PLEASE READ THIS JOB POSTING CAREFULLY! This posting is for a position which requires that YOU HAVE A FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD FOR FALL 2025 / WINTER 2026. IF YOU ARE UNSURE IF YOU HAVE A FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD, UNLESS YOU APPLIED FOR THIS AWARD AND WERE NOTIFIED THAT YOU HAVE RECEIVED THE AWARD, YOU DON'T HAVE THE AWARD AND SHOULD NOT APPLY FOR THIS POSITION. This position entails working as an undergraduate biology lab assistant taking care of laboratory chores, general ordering , dish washing, etc. Prepare, organize, and dispose of research supplies and materials for experiments. This position would be for one of many different biology research laboratories - some of which could also encompass field work. Again, YOU MUST HAVE A FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD - THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN YOUR COVER LETTER. PLEASE DO NOT APPLY FOR THIS POSITION OTHERWISE.

Employer: Oakland University - Biological Sciences Expires: 04/09/2026 The Muscle Biology Lab at Oakland University is seeking a motivated undergraduate student to join our team as a Lab Assistant.  Our lab uses a variety of molecular biology techniques, including genotyping, PCR, real-time PCR, Western blotting, Immunohistochemistry, muscle cell culture and animal work.  Please note that you must have a FEDERAL WORK-STUDY (FWS) award to apply for this position. Primary Responsibilities:Maintain lab cleanliness and organizationWash dishes and sterilize tools and materials (autoclaving)Prepare buffers, reagents, and other materials for experimentsAssist with general animal husbandry and maintenance of the mouse colonySupport graduate students and the PI in routine laboratory experiments Preferred QualificationsPrior lab experience is a plus but not requiredWillingness to work with mice (training provided)Strong attention to detail, reliability, and a willingness to learnThis is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a biomedical research environment.  Hours are flexible based on your class schedule. To apply, please submit your resume and a brief statement of interest in your cover letter. IMPORTANT:  YOU MUST HAVE APPLIED FOR THE  FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD PREVIOUSLY AND SHOULD HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED THAT YOU HAVE RECEIVED THE AWARD; IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE AWARD, YOU WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR THE POSITION. 

Employer: Oakland University - Biological Sciences Expires: 04/09/2026 PLEASE READ THIS JOB DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY! This posting is for a position which requires that YOU MUST HAVE A FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD FOR FALL 2025/ WINTER 2026. IF YOU ARE UNSURE IF YOU HAVE A FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD, UNLESS YOU APPLIED FOR THIS AWARD AND WERE NOTIFIED THAT YOU HAVE RECEIVED THE AWARD, YOU DON'T HAVE THE AWARD AND SHOULD NOT APPLY FOR THIS POSITION. The position entails working as an undergraduate ecology lab assistant taking care of laboratory chores, general ordering , dish washing, etc. Prepare, organize, and dispose of research supplies and materials for the experiment. This position would also encompass field work. Again, YOU MUST HAVE A FEDERAL WORK STUDY AWARD - THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN YOUR COVER LETTER. PLEASE DO NOT APPLY FOR THIS POSITION OTHERWISE.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 03/20/2026 The Student Donor Experience Officer (SDXO) role at Oakland University offers a unique opportunity to be part of the university’s fundraising efforts.This role adapts, creates, and distributes content that builds meaningful connections, expresses gratitude, encourages fundraising support, and communicates the impact of philanthropic gifts.Not only does this position offer a competitive $20/hour compensation, but also professional development and mentorship, similar to an internship, and will be great experience for resume-building. Employees will have the opportunity to interact and network with professional development staff as well as the potential to network with OU alumni working in their field of study. This position provides outstanding job experience for students looking to go into a career in fundraising/development, sales/business, non-profit management, communication/marketing, project management, and more.Key Responsibilities:Engage with alumni, donors and parents using a combination of communication channels, including video, email, social media, texting, virtual visits, and phone, to provide engagement and solicitation (fundraising) opportunities that reflect the donor’s unique interests.Under the direction of professional staff, maintain donor-centered relationships with a portfolio of alumni, students, parents, and friends of the university.Share your personal OU experience to illustrate the impact of donations and encourage continued support.Contribute to the ongoing success of the university’s fundraising campaigns by soliciting donations and sharing institutional updates. These campaigns support the scholarships, research and extracurriculars that make OU a great place to study!Uphold donor confidentiality, fundraising ethics and FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) guidelines. All employees must sign a confidentiality agreement.Being comfortable utilizing video, phone, email, and virtual communication technology is critical to success in this role. Qualifications: Individuals from any major or background are encouraged to apply if they meet the following qualifications:Strong verbal and written communication skills, particularly being able to tell a story in a traditional manner (example: via phone, one-to-one meeting, etc.) and or creatively (example: creating video content to tell a story, utilizing Canva or similar, etc).Ability to work independently and as part of a team.Enthusiastic about Oakland University and motivated to share your passion with others.Adaptable, with strong critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.Strong customer service skills.Persistent, respectful, and dedicated to continuous improvement.Work Schedule:Minimum of 6 hours and up to 25 hours per week with flexible scheduling to accommodate academic/extracurricular commitments.Students will be asked to commit to at least two consecutive semesters.Work will generally be completed during regular university business hours, except for special opportunities or projects such as attending an event, participating in a photo/video shoot, accompanying a gift officer on a donor meeting, etc.Required Documents:Cover letter, two campus references (from previous campus job, Resident Advisor, professor, coach, etc.) -- please list their contact information as we may contact them. Candidates selected for the interview will be required to submit a video via our ThankView platform – a link will be sent if selected. Special Information: Please note that this job is located just off campus at the Frances M. Moceri House, 3151 University Dr., Auburn Hills, MI 48326.Ask us about the possibility of utilizing this position for internship credits!