Employer: CSU Channel Islands: On Campus EmploymentExpires: 09/30/2025Under direct supervision, the User Services Specialist provides IT service and support for the User Services team. The User Services Specialist will rely on excellent client service, problem-solving, and communication skills to provide support to resolve most day-to-day issues. Success in this role requires a well-rounded individual with a genuine enthusiasm for technology and a true interest in helping people achieve more through the careful adoption and support of information technologies.Job Duties/Responsibilities:• Assist ITC Techs in their daily work• Help to image and deploy new computers• Help reimaging computers• Help with computer, printer, and phone relocations• Troubleshoot classroom A/V issues• Install software and hardware• Help maintain computer labs and classrooms• Update and maintain asset inventory• Provide in-person, virtual, and phone customer service• Support research and special projects as assignedQualifications:• Be able to work as a team member and communicate effectively with the team.• Be able to work during summer and winter breaks, as needed.• Basic working knowledge of PC applications, Windows 10/11, and MAC OS.• Basic working knowledge of computer hardware, such as PCs, printers, scanners, and tablets.• Ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously.• Must be dependable, punctual, detail-oriented, independent, and self-motivated.• Must be people-oriented and able to interact with a diverse community.• Good working knowledge of general ITS processes.• Ability to work independently with minimum supervision, maintaining high accuracy.• Ability to work a minimum of 15 hours per week during the semester and up to 40 hours during the breaks.Specific Qualifications:• Admission or registration as a student at CSUCI with a 2.5 grade point average or above.• As a Bridge Student Assistant, the student need not be registered as a student, but must have been registered as a CSUCI student the previous term and intends to register for the following term(unless the student has recently graduated).• The person holding this position is considered a 'mandated reporter' under the California Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act and must comply with the requirements set forth in CSU Executive Order 1083 as a condition of employment.

Employer: CSU Channel Islands: On Campus EmploymentExpires: 10/02/2025Position OverviewWe are seeking two motivated undergraduate students to join our joint environmental research project as student research assistants on a project focused on investigating the efficacy of microplastic capture in a field-scale horizontal levee through a collaboration with the East Palo Alto community. This opportunity offers hands-on laboratory experience while contributing to meaningful research on environmental pollution impacting coastal communities. The position involves learning to process soil and sediment samples collected through our community-based microplastic monitoring program and developing skills in analytical laboratory techniques.Key ResponsibilitiesSample Processing & Analysis (with training and supervision)Learn to process soil and sediment samples using standardized laboratory protocolsAssist with density separation techniques to isolate microplastic particles from environmental samplesDevelop skills in visual identification and microscopic analysis of suspected microplastic particlesLearn to operate laboratory equipment including stereomicroscopes, density separation apparatus, and filtration systemsMaintain detailed laboratory notebooks and assist with digital record keepingData Collection & OrganizationAssist with data entry into spreadsheets and laboratory databasesHelp organize and catalog samples according to established protocolsLearn basic statistical concepts and assist with data visualizationSupport quality control procedures by preparing blank samples and standardsContribute to the preparation of summary reports and presentationsResearch Skills DevelopmentParticipate in literature reviews and learn to read scientific papers related to microplastic researchDevelop laboratory safety awareness and follow all safety protocolsLearn proper laboratory techniques and contamination prevention methodsGain experience with scientific methodology and experimental designPractice scientific writing and presentation skills Community Engagement & OutreachObserve and assist with community volunteer training sessionsHelp prepare educational materials and sample collection kitsSupport data collection from community monitoring sites when possibleAssist with organizing community samples and maintaining chain-of-custody recordsParticipate in lab tours and public presentations about the researchLaboratory SupportMaintain laboratory cleanliness and organizationAssist with basic equipment maintenance under supervisionHelp with inventory management and supply organizationLearn proper chemical handling and waste disposal proceduresFollow all safety protocols and laboratory guidelinesRequired QualificationsCurrently enrolled as an undergraduate student in Environmental Science, Chemistry, Biology, or related field at CSU Channel IslandsCompleted at least one laboratory course with hands-on experienceStrong attention to detail and ability to follow detailed instructionsBasic computer skills including Microsoft Office or Google WorkspaceExcellent written and verbal communication skillsEnthusiasm for environmental research and willingness to learn new techniquesAbility to work reliably and independently while asking questions when neededMinimum GPA of 3.0 or equivalent academic standingLearning Opportunities & Skills DevelopmentTraining in density separation techniques and particle isolation methodsHands-on experience with stereomicroscope operation and digital imagingIntroduction to contamination control and clean laboratory techniquesBasic understanding of polymer chemistry and plastic degradationExperience with scientific data collection and organizationExposure to environmental sampling and analytical methodsDevelopment of scientific writing and presentation skillsMentorship from graduate students and faculty membersWork Environment Laboratory setting with flexible scheduling around class commitmentsPart-time position (10 hours per week during academic year, potential for increased hours during breaks)Opportunities for field trips to community sampling sitesSafe laboratory environment with comprehensive training providedCollaborative research team including faculty, graduate students, and other undergraduatesPotential for independent project development as skills developLearning OutcomesBy the end of this position, students will have:Gained practical laboratory skills in environmental analytical chemistryDeveloped understanding of microplastic pollution and its environmental impactsLearned proper scientific methodology and data collection techniquesEnhanced scientific writing and communication abilitiesPhysical RequirementsAbility to stand for extended periods during laboratory workAbility to lift to 25 pounds for equipment and sample handlingCompensation Competitive hourly wage: $20 per hourFlexible scheduling to accommodate class schedulesProfessional development opportunities including conference presentationsStrong mentorship and networking opportunitiesPotential for co-authorship on research publicationsStart Date: Oct 1st, 2025Position Type: Part-time academic year research position Duration: Academic yearSubmit materials to: Dr. Timnit Kefela, Timnit.kefela@csuci.edu and Dr. Sean Anderson, sean.anderson@csuci.edu Questions about the position can be directed to: Dr. Sean Anderson (sean.anderson@csuci.edu) and Dr. Timnit Kefela (timnit.kefela@csuci.edu)

Employer: CSU Channel Islands: On Campus EmploymentExpires: 10/14/2025The Student Systems Assistant II is responsible for providing clerical support to the Student Systems.  The candidate must perform office duties not limited to word processing, data entry, preparing documents for scanning or evaluation, scanning, running processes in PeopleSoft, shredding, on-campus deliveries and use Assist.org to determine course placement. The candidate may assist with website and forms updates. The candidate will assist Student Systems staff with records maintenance and utilize the student information system to assist staff with records updates. The candidate will provide customer service to various groups of people being served by Enrollment Services including students and staff via email and in person. The Student Systems Assistant II may be assigned to cover other duties as needed. Work location is in Marin Hall.