Employer: CSU Channel Islands: On Campus EmploymentExpires: 11/20/2025The Procurement & Contract Services department is hiring one student assistant.Start Date: Start Now, more information to be provided during the interview. *The position will stay posted until filled. Please apply before the spots get filled.Overview: The Procurement & Contract Services department is hiring and hours are flexible with your class schedule! The student will provide support to the Procurement Buyer and a second student to the Procurement Travel Analyst within the Financial Services Unit located within Ironwood Hall and Lindero Hall in order to support the members of the campus community. Ability to support staff up to 20 hours per week if taking summer classes and up to 40 hours per week if not taking any summer classes (must be a current CSUCI student). The hours are based on the operating needs of the Department/Division.In-Person Office Hours (no virtual/remote work): Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The schedule is flexible. Pay is $16.50 the hour to start. General Duties: Provide clerical support to Procurement & Contract Services, including front desk coverage, administrative support, and various other tasks.Specific Tasks: Greeting visitors, answering phones, reviewing emails, taking messages, managing 25 Live room reservations, filing, copying, preparing information packets, reviewing and entering Excel data, compiling reports, assisting with mail deliveries, maintaining office supplies, corresponding with campus departments for information and documentation, monitoring the purchasing and vendor data inboxes, and uploading historical contracts to the contracts module on CSU Buy.Skills and Attributes: Attention to detail, responsibility, friendliness, and courteousness. Professionalism and discretion, especially when handling confidential materials.Other: Additional duties as assigned.No experience is required, but general office familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite (MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, and MS Outlook) is preferred. Good communication skills, organizational skills, and the ability to multi-task are a plus. Ability to work with a diverse student population, faculty, and staff. Must convey precise work habits and a professional attitude.  Candidates must be current CI students and have a min. 2.0 grade point average. Ability to successfully complete the Defensive Driver Training program and maintain in good standing a valid California Driver's License (preferred but not required). *Interview required*In-person on-campus position*Work Study eligible - optional

Employer: CSU Channel Islands: On Campus EmploymentExpires: 12/01/2025Student Assistants will be responsible for the following:· Help promote Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) opportunities on campus and to be incorporated into CSUCI recruitment efforts for the AAPI student community.· Support AAPI grant-funded campus events by promoting them to prospective students, facilitating connections during events, and assisting with follow-up communications to engage students throughout the enrollment process.· Assist prospective students to successfully complete their admissions and onboarding processes.· Disseminate CSU Channel Islands information to prospective students, families and the community.· Conduct workshops/presentations at high schools and community colleges from CSUCI service areas by sharing first-hand experiences (In-person or virtually).· Provide customer service to prospective students and admitted students, families and supporters of students, high school and community college counselors, community-based organizations, in person, on the phone, via live chat, virtually, and electronically.· Assist Admissions Counselors with activities and recruitment events.· Assist in the recruitment of students including but not limited to the utilization of social media, phone campaigns, and presentations.· Conduct CSUCI presentations to prospective students, families, visiting schools, and guests (In-person or virtually).

Employer: CSU Channel Islands: On Campus EmploymentExpires: 12/06/2025Student Assistant for Education Research Project on Teaching about Indigenous Oaxacan cooperative practicesJob responsibilities:   Under the direction and supervision of Associate Professor Tadashi Dozono, in the Teacher Education Department, this position will assist the faculty member in projects and specific duties including but not limited to: Specific Duties and Projects: -Support in a research project focused on the teaching of cooperative practices from Indigenous Oaxacan communities within a local high school classroom-Transcribe student interviews from audio recordings into Word documents-Support in the creation of high school curricular materials, with much guidance from me as the researcher, including graphic organizers, handouts, etc. -Support in finding and reviewing research and curricular materials, including videos, readings, articles, websites, social media posts, -assist with literature review related to project and provide annotated summaries -Code interview transcripts for research purposes -support in the creation of presentation materials, including slides, graphic organizers-regular meetings to discuss research progress -possible support in checking/reviewing translation of materials  Required Knowledge/Skills/Abilities: Knowledgeable in social science-related research -Strong Organizational skills-Excellent oral, written, interpersonal, and communication skills-Knowledge of Canva or other graphic capabilities to create/edit slides, graphic organizers, and classroom materials-Knowledge of Excel, Word, and other basic program skills-Technology: ability to use zoom, and other tech-Self-motivated and able to multi-task and self-manage in a creative environment Preferred Skills/Qualifications:Knowledge and familiarity of the Ethnic Studies field (Chicana/o Studies, Black Studies, Native American Indigenous Studies, Asian American Studies), preferably a student who has taken an Ethnic Studies coursesFamiliarity with Mixtec and/or Mexican Indigenous culture, language, and knowledge (this research project focuses directly on Mixtec and Zapotec Indigenous knowledge and practices from the Mexican state of Oaxaca -Knowledge of how to transcribe from audio and video -Knowledge of coding interview transcripts