J. Wayne Reitz Union
Educating Leaders for a Global Community
Educating Leaders for a Global Community
The following are job descriptions for open student employment positions at the Reitz Union. For a listing of more student jobs check out the Student Financial Affairs. For a listing of full-time positions go to jobs.ufl.edu.
In order to work at the Reitz Union you must:
The Studio Assistant is a key support staff member within the Arts & Crafts Center, located in the basement of the Reitz Union. Studio Assistants provide support to artisans in the instruction of non-credit courses and informal instruction to walk in patrons. Arts activities include ceramics, painting of pre-formed pottery, stained glass, silk screen printing, silver jewelry fabrication, beading drawing and painting and more. Studio tasks are varied and include assisting patrons with arts and crafts projects, selling merchandise, creating art samples, assisting with art activities during special events and demonstrations and the organization and light cleaning of the workspace and equipment. You will learn to mix glazes, operate a cash register, assist customers with craft projects, sell jewelry and art supplies, create art samples and window displays, assist with publicity and promotion of events, answer the phone and provide support to the art instructors. Students may also assist with art activities during the Gator Nights late night program. Shifts worked are primarily during the normal hours of operation: Monday thru Thursday 1:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m., Friday 1:00 pm - 8:30 p.m. and Saturday noon until 5:00 p.m. Closed on home football Saturdays.
Prior related art experience is essential. List your specific skills on the application.
Applicants must be available to work this summer.
This position is for Spring 2010. Please put your Spring 2010 Class Schedule on the application! Interviews will be Nov 30 - Dec 4. Any staff hired will start training in December 2009.
The primary function of the Game Room Associate is to assist customers in the Game Room, operate the front counter, and to preserve security in the Game Room. This position reports to the Game Room Assistant Manager, the Game Room Manger and the General Manager.
It is the goal of all Game Room employees to make the Game Room a pleasant, stress free location for the University community to spend their leisure time. It is also the goal of all employees to ensure that the Game Room accurately collect all monies for the services it offers to ensure that the Game Room and Arcade can operate on the University of Florida campus.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
The Associate’s Duties and tasks include but are not limited to:
• clocking the customer in and out on the automatic scoring system, operating the register, money handling, and overseeing customers during business hours.
• assist customers with maximum competence and customer service skills at all times. This requires knowledge of the position and procedures, and the knowledge of the Union and what it offers.
• patrol the Game Room looking for prohibited activity, such as, but not limited to; gambling, sitting on pool tables, setting beverages and food on pool tables and video games.
• patrol Game Room to pick up trash and straighten area as needed. Return all equipment to the proper racks when equipment is not in use.
• check video game doors to ensure the games have not been broken into.
• clean and straighten counter area, restock forms, sharpen pencils, answer phones and direct calls when not busy with customers.
• fix bowling equipment
• report any equipment failures to the Manager on duty
• bring any problems that develop to the attention of the Assistant Manager, Manager or the Game Room General Manager.
• Attend meetings, training sessions, and orientations as needed and required
MINIMUM SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
• Current University of Florida student in good standing with a 2.0+ GPA
• Attention to detail, professionalism, dependability, and communication skills
• Exceptional decision making skills
• Ability to work independently and as a team member
• Previous customer service and cash handling a plus but not required
• Physically able to perform minimum tasks related to maintenance and repair of bowling equipment and machinery
• Ability to work weekends, evenings, holidays and academic breaks as needed
HUMAN RESOURCES DETAILS
Work Study Preferred but a student OPS permit also accepted, 10 – 20 hours a week, Sunday – Saturday, 8am – 2am, $7.25/Hour starting wage during training, $7.51/hour salary after training.
This position requires programming experience in ASP.NET (C# preferred), Microsoft SQL and basic XHTML/CSS for developing robust web applications; experience in Classic ASP is preferred, but not required. If you have any other programming languages that you have experience developing in, please list them.
Our web site has many types of interactive pages in addition to our informative pages. Web development is done using a team approach through which you will interact with other individuals having graphical and programming talents. Students are given diverse real world learning experiences in which they can develop their technical abilities as well as business and customer service skills.
Student assistants work in a customer service environment handling all aspects of sales to ticketed events on campus and throughout Florida on the Ticketmaster system. Duties include selling tickets, providing information(in person and on the phone), handling monetary transactions(cash and credit cards). Most duties take place in the University Box Office located in the lobby of the Constans Theatre (adjacent to the Reitz Union). Some duties will take place at various venues on the University of Florida campus.
Work schedules are part time, but are a definitive part of a weekly schedule. Work times for events may include evenings, weekends, and holidays. Now accepting applications for Spring 2010 semester.
Skills and Qualifications:
Current full-time University of Florida student
Attention to detail, professionalism, dependability,and communication skills are essential.
Must have decision making skills and be able to follow instructions/procedures.
Must be able to adapt to ever changing customer service situations.
Prefer previous money handling and customer service experience.
The Graduate Assistant provides assistance in the development and implementation of an integrated assessment plan for the J. Wayne Reitz Union for programs and services currently provided; conducts analysis using SPSS or SAS; develops and implements an annual report with assessment data. The Graduate Assistant will serve on the J. Wayne Reitz Union Assessment Committee; serve on University committees as requested. A bachelor�s degree in statistics, math, education, or a related field is preferred; currently enrolled in a graduate program in Research and Evaluation Methodology, Statistics, Educational Administration & Policy or a related field; proficiency with Microsoft Office; proficiency with SPSS or SAS; demonstrated communication, organizational and leadership skills; commitment to customer service and effective interpersonal communication skill.
Application Process
Send a resume, cover letter indicating the assistantship(s) you are interested in, and list of three references to:
Jeannie Starobin
J. Wayne Reitz Union
PO Box 118505
Gainesville, FL 32611
jeans@union.ufl.edu
The art gallery intern coordinates exhibits in the Reitz Union's art gallery. Is responsible for the design of promotional materials, coordinating and hosting the receptions, writing and submitting press releases, conducting a call to artist for upcoming semester. Hours are flexible and may vary from 9-15 hours per week.
The student gallery director coordinates all aspects of exhibits held in the Reitz Union gallery. The gallery director will coordinate the entire exhibition process. Duties include: advertise a Call to Artists to exhibit, coordinate the art committee to review applications, schedule exhibitions, review terms of agreement with artists, prepare insurance lists, advise exhibitors with the installation of work, coordinate and host the art receptions, write and place press releases and design promotional materials. Strong organizational skills required. Previous Mac and Photoshop graphics experience desired. Hours to be arranged, and vary from 10-15 hours per week.
The student manager is a para-professional position of the Arts & Crafts Center staff. The student manager assists with the interview and hiring process, coordinates work schedules, and plays an active role in the training of student employees. The student manager also serves as a liaison between the student employees and the professional staff of the Arts & Crafts Center. The student manager acts as the manager for the Arts and Crafts Center and The Studio in the absence of the professional staff. The student manager assists with late night program planning and special events, ordering merchandise and the daily operation of two art facilities. The Student Manager will assist in the research and creation of new activities for special events. The work schedule of the student manager is 20 hours per week and may include evening and Saturday afternoon shifts.
The student manager reports directly to the assistant director of the Arts & Crafts Center and receives guidance through regularly scheduled meetings and electronic communications. The student manager advises and councils student employees in performance expectations and provides feedback through employee evaluations.
The student manager is required to have prior cash handling experience. The student manager will be trained to operate a point of sale cash register and is required to become proficient in its use. The student manger will also be trained to reconcile daily deposits, prepare related reports and to operate a variety of tools and equipment in the arts studios. The applicant is expected to gain a general knowledge of the department’s Procedures Manual and is required to familiarize the student staff with it.
The applicant should possess a general knowledge and interest in arts and crafts and have a strong interest in developing leadership and management skills. It is helpful for the applicant to have some experience in ceramics processes, and/or silk screening. The applicant must be self motivated and able to work a flexible schedule. The student manager is also expected to serve as a role model to the student staff, providing excellent customer service and handle all service challenges with courtesy and good judgment.
These positions provide a wide variety of AV services to Reitz Union customers, from 7a to Midnight, seven days a week. No prior AV experience is necessary to apply, training will be provided. Now accepting applications to be considered for possible Fall 2009 employment.
The primary function of the Manager is to act as manager in the absence of the Campus Copy Fax & Pack General Manager. The Manager supervises the Associates keeping the center operating at peak function and maintains proper cash handling procedures. The Manager is also required to handle customer service opportunities. This position reports to the Campus Copy Fax & Pack General Manager.
It is the goal of all Campus Copy Fax & Pack employees to make the center a pleasant, professional, stress free location for the University community to make their copies and ship their packages. It is also the goal of all employees to ensure that the center accurately collect all monies for the services it offers to ensure that Campus Copy Fax & Pack can operate on the University of Florida campus.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
The Manager’s duties and tasks include but are not limited to:
• Ability to perform all responsibilities of the Campus Copy Fax & Pack Associate
• seeing that the front counter runs smoothly
• patrolling the area at various times picking up trash, returning equipment to the proper place, and fixing equipment as needed
• delegate jobs to Associates as necessary
• interviewing, hiring, training, and scheduling of the Associates. It is very important that competent people are hired for these positions and it will be the responsibility of the Manger to ensure that the center is staffed with people who are invested in the value of customer service
• discipline the Associates as needed and bring any employee problems to the attention of the General Manager
• communicate with Associates on new procedures, promotions, and concerns of the General Manager
• letting the General Manager know when equipment and merchandise needs to be ordered to ensure the center operates smoothly
• inventory items for retail sale and supplies monthly, and notify the General Manager of items needed to be ordered as needed
• Upon receipt of all orders, the Manger will verify the order and complete all necessary paperwork to pay vendors.
• bring to the attention of the General Manager any problems or challenges in the operation of the center.
• Track all shipments to ensure that the packages are received in a timely manner
• Attend meetings, training sessions and orientations as needed and required
MINIMUM SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
• Current University of Florida student in good standing with a 2.0+ GPA
• Attention to detail, professionalism, dependability, and communication skills
• Exceptional decision making skills
• Ability to work independently and as a team member
• Ability to supervise peers
• Exceptional organizational and planning skills
• Excellent customer service skills a must
• Previous cash handling skills necessary
• Ability to work weekends, evenings, holidays and academic breaks as needed
HUMAN RESOURCES DETAILS
Work Study Preferred but a student OPS permit also accepted, 10 – 20 hours a week, Sunday – Saturday, 8am – 8:30pm, $8.67/Hour starting wage
The primary function of the Campus Copy Fax & Pack Associate is to operate the front counter, assist customers in the copy, shipping and packing needs, and to preserve security in the center. This position reports to the Campus Copy Fax & Pack Manager and General Manager.
It is the goal of all Campus Copy Fax & Pack employees to make the center a pleasant, professional, stress free location for the University community to make their copies and ship their packages. It is also the goal of all employees to ensure that the center accurately collect all monies for the services it offers to ensure that Campus Copy Fax & Pack can operate on the University of Florida campus.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
The Associate’s duties and tasks include but are not limited to:
• taking customer’s orders, operating the copiers and equipment necessary to complete the customer’s orders
• operating the register and handling money as to ensure the accuracy of the daily sales
• Packing customers orders with ultimate care to ensure that the items are received intact
• assist customers with maximum competence and customer service skills at all times. This requires knowledge of the job responsibilities, Campus Copy Fax & Pack procedures and policies and the knowledge of the Union and what it offers.
• oversee the public work area in the center looking for prohibited activity, such as, but not limited to setting beverages and food on the copiers and abusing the copiers.
• patrol the center to pick up trash and straighten area as needed and oversee the self serve copiers to ensure the copiers do not get broken into.
• required to complete orders, clean and straighten counter area, restock forms, answer phones and direct calls when not busy with customers.
• required to maintain equipment and report any failures to the Manager.
• should bring any problems that develop to the attention of the Manager or the General Manager.
• Attend meetings, training sessions and orientations as needed and required
MINIMUM SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
• Current University of Florida student in good standing with a 2.0+ GPA
• Attention to detail, professionalism, dependability, and communication skills
• Exceptional decision making skills
• Ability to work independently and as a team member
• Previous customer service and cash handling a plus but not required
• Ability to work weekends, evenings, holidays and academic breaks as needed
HUMAN RESOURCES DETAILS
Work Study Preferred but a student OPS permit also accepted, 10 – 20 hours a week, Sunday – Saturday, 8am – 8:30pm, $7.25/Hour starting wage during training, $7.51/hour salary after training.
The Graduate Assistant is a paraprofessional staff member and will work directly with student organizations through the advisement and support of the Travel and Recreation Program (TRiP) and Gator Nights. The Travel and Recreation Program is a volunteer, student-run organization that plans and facilitates adventure and leisure based trips for affiliates of the University of Florida and the Gainesville community. TRiP hopes to share enthusiasm for the outdoors while promoting knowledge of the region, skill in the activity, group interaction, and personal growth. Gator Nights is the leading late night program in the Southeast and occurs every Friday night during the Fall, Spring, and Summer B semesters. The program offers FREE first-run movies, bands, comedians, improv shows, arts and crafts, novelties, interactive games, cultural events, interactive lectures, dances, DJs, artists, video game tournaments, popcorn and soda, and midnight breakfast. The time commitment for this position is 20 hours per week, with additional time required during peak periods such as the beginning and end of each semester. Frequent night and weekend hours are required. Salary includes tuition for up to nine (9) credit hours per semester and $8250 annual stipend. NOTE: Florida is one of the few states without a state income tax.
Application Process
Openings for all graduate assistantships is August 2009, EXCEPT for Office of Sorority and Fraternity Affairs.
Send a resume, cover letter indicating the assistantship(s) you are interested in, and list of three references to:
Jeannie Starobin
J. Wayne Reitz Union
PO Box 118505
Gainesville, FL 32611
jeans@union.ufl.edu
The Graduate Assistant is a paraprofessional staff member and will work directly with Student Organizations through the advisement and support of IDEAL, the Union's Involvement Ambassadors, their programs ranging from the Student Organization Fair, awards, newsletter, and organization workshops to just name a few. The Graduate Assistant will also coordinate various aspects of the training and orientation provided for the officers and faculty advisors of over 750 student organizations at the University of Florida. The time commitment for this position is 20 hours per week, with additional time required during peak periods such as the beginning and end of each semester. Frequent night and weekend hours are required. Salary includes tuition for up to nine (9) credit hours per semester and $8250 annual stipend. NOTE: Florida is one of the few states without a state income tax.
Application Process
Openings for all graduate assistantships is August 2009, EXCEPT for Office of Sorority and Fraternity Affairs.
Send a resume, cover letter indicating the assistantship(s) you are interested in, and list of three references to:
Jeannie Starobin
J. Wayne Reitz Union
PO Box 118505
Gainesville, FL 32611
jeans@union.ufl.edu
This position provides website development, design, and support to the staff at the Reitz Union within the Department of Student Activities and Involvement. This position needs experience in hand coding HTML, CSS, Flash, Photoshop and Illustrator. Experience XHTML, ASP, and SQL is a plus though strong graphical ability is more important. Please provide samples of web pages you have already designed. The department's website has many types of interactive and informative pages. Web development is done using a team approach through which you will interact with other individuals having graphical and programming talents. This position offers the student a diverse and real-world learning experience in which he/she can develop technical abilities as well as business and customer service skills.
General Description
This position is responsible for assisting guests at the J. Wayne Reitz Union (JWRU). The JWRU is a multi-purpose facility with over 350,000 gross square feet of public space, including two ballrooms, two auditoriums, 30 meeting rooms, a food court, game room, information desk, welcome center, office spaces, and a hotel with 36 guest rooms. As the “community center” for the University of Florida, the JWRU provides information, programs, services and facilities to enhance the campus life experience for students and others in the University community. Student Assistants should bring any problems that develop to the attention of the Student Manager or Operations Manager. In the absence of a student or operations manager, productions assistants report directly to the night and weekend manager on duty.
Essential Functions
• Provide accurate information to customers at both the Information and Welcome Center desks
• Answer and transfer phone calls to the appropriate department
• Answer and direct guests with walk-up questions
• Redirect in-house service requests to the appropriate department (Productions, Housekeeping, AV Services etc) via two-way radio
• Receive, tag and log items turned in to Lost and Found
• Distribute materials contained in the food court table tents
• Attend regularly scheduled training and scheduling meetings
• Other tasks as assigned
Minimum Requirements and Qualifications
• Current University of Florida student in good standing with a 2.0+ GPA
• General knowledge of the University and Reitz Union
• Exceptional Customer Service and Communication skills
• Attention to professionalism, dependability and timeliness
• Ability to remain calm in stressful situations
• Students must be available to work evenings, weekends, and semester breaks
Currently looking for students available to work Wednesday mornings, Saturday afternoons and both summer sessions.
It is the goal of all operations department employees to make the Reitz Union a pleasant, stress free location for the University community to spend their time.
This position focuses on providing technical support to the staff at the Reitz Union. Typical activities include setting up and troubleshooting hardware & software used at the Reitz Union as well as answering user questions. Previous experience with Microsoft operating systems, Microsoft Office, and computer hardware is preferable. This job provides an excellent opportunity for students to get hands-on experience with many types of computer technology and also to develop their customer service skills.
(GRAPICS position with very little PROGRAMMING) This position requires experience with Photoshop and Illustrator, along with familiarity with hand coding HTML, CSS, and Flash work. Strong graphical ability is important. Please list your web AND GRAPHICAL ABILITY IN THE SKILLS SECTION OF THE ON-LINE APPLICATION and leave web links to your work if possible (screen shots may be requested later instead of live work.)
Our web site has many types of interactive pages in addition to our informative pages. You will be able to gain experience with XHTML, ASP, and SQL in this position. Web development is done using a team approach through which you will interact with other individuals having graphical and programming talents. This position offers the student a diverse real world learning experience in which they can develop their technical abilities as well as business and customer service skills.
Act as Ambassador for the Reitz Union during all Union programs. Review all room arrangements to be sure all equipment and set-ups are correct before each meeting or event. Secure building by locking/unlocking doors and access areas as required. Check to make sure no unauthorized persons are inside facility during closing hours. Advise Director and other supervisory personnel of situations and circumstances that may affect operating policies and procedures by posting either in "Night Report" or e-mail to appropriate personnel. This would include, but not limited to, disciplinary problems, maintenance, housekeeping, or operations issues. Responsible for all building staff during shift. After training period, be aware of specifications of life safety systems, fire alarm procedures, violence protocol, campus alcohol and drug policies, specific policies concerning the union grounds and hotel occupancy specifications. Be effective communicator with a diverse population and varied educational levels in a tactful manner. Must be able to make decisions/resolve problems under pressure. The first position will be from Friday morning reporting midnight - 8 a.m. and Saturday midnight - 8 a.m. The second position will be Saturday and Sunday mornings - 8am-4pm. It is possibly other shifts may be available and vary according to department and building needs This position is required to work holidays, weekends, and 4:30 p.m. - midnight, as needed, so shifts change often. This will also depend on student's availability schedule. This position requires a physical and background check.
The Graduate Assistant in the Office of Sorority and Fraternity Affairs is a paraprofessional staff member in a comprehensive department that provides developmental advisement to students through the strategic initiatives of scholarship, service, leadership, community, risk management, and facility maintenance. The time commitment for this position is 20 hours per week, with additional time required during peak periods such as the beginning and end of each semester. Frequent night and weekend hours are required. Salary includes tuition for up to nine (9) credit hours per semester and $8250 annual stipend. NOTE: Florida is one of the few states without a state income tax.
Application Process
Graduate assistantship begins August 2009.
Send a resume, cover letter indicating the assistantship(s) you are interested in, and list of three references to:
Jack Causseaux
310 J. Wayne Reitz Union
PO Box 118505
Gainesville, FL 32611
jackc@union.ufl.edu
This position helps with the management of the late night program, Gator Nights!, that is held in the Reitz Union and Southwest Recreation Center every Friday night during the Fall, Spring, and Summer B semesters. Duties consist of working at the Reitz Union Friday's evenings until 2:00 am during scheduled Gator Nights! doing the following tasks: concession stand & food bar staffing, game room monitoring, and other various duties as assigned. Must have good interpersonal skills; able to follow oral instructions; be flexible and able to work independently.
10-12 hours a week at starting pay rate of $6.67/hour
The Graduate Assistant is a paraprofessional staff member and will work directly with student organizations as well as advise the Reitz Union Board (RUB) and Orange & Brew programs. RUB is the Union�s student-run program board consisting of multiple committees staffed by over 150 student volunteers who select, plan, coordinate, and promote a variety of cultural, social, and educational events for the University of Florida community. The Orange and Brew program plans events in a restaurant style facility Monday through Wednesday nights. This involves the selecting, planning, and management of weekly events. The Graduate Assistant will advise various student organizations on the different aspects of programming and event management. The time commitment for this position is 20 hours per week, with additional time required during peak periods such as the beginning and end of each semester. Frequent night and weekend hours are required. Salary includes tuition for up to nine (9) credit hours per semester and $8250 annual stipend. NOTE: Florida is one of the few states without a state income tax.
Application Process
Send a resume, cover letter indicating the assistantship(s) you are interested in, and list of three references to:
Jeannie Starobin
J. Wayne Reitz Union
PO Box 118505
Gainesville, FL 32611
jeans@union.ufl.edu
This position focuses on providing print graphics support to the staff and student organizations at the Reitz Union and Office of Student Activities. Candidates must be enrolled In the University of Florida's College of Fine Arts and completed the following courses: ART 1803C and ART 2220C. Must be Macintosh proficient with knowledge of PhotoShop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, and Quark. Strong communication skills, both visual and verbal, are required. A conceptual thinker who enjoys working in a fast-paced environment on a diverse group of student activity projects. Portfolio must show an exceptional design sense, especially in the areas of typography, layout, and information design. Design aesthetic must be versatile in execution, and reflect a sophisticated understanding of style as it relates to content and a high degree of visual organization. This job provides an excellent opportunity for students to get hands-on experience with print graphic design and computer technology and also to develop customer service skills.
Students work primarily in the Office of Student Activities, but may provide office coverage in the Student Activities Center. Students answer phones, direct calls, conduct computer work, filing, faxing, greeting visitors, scheduling appointments for staff, copying, special projects as assigned by OSA staff. The Office of Student Activities is open from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday - Friday with extended hours on Wednesdays until 7:00 pm.
General Description
This position is responsible for setting up and assisting with various conferences and special events at the J. Wayne Reitz Union (JWRU). The JWRU is a multi-purpose facility with over 350,000 gross square feet of public space, including two ballrooms, two auditoriums, 30 meeting rooms, a food court, game room, office spaces, and a hotel with 36 guest rooms. As the “community center” for the University of Florida, the JWRU provides programs, services and facilities to enhance the campus life experience for students and others in the University community. Productions Assistants should bring any problems that develop to the attention of the Student Manager or Operations Manager. In the absence of a student or operations manager, productions assistants report directly to the night and weekend manager on duty.
Essential Functions
• Read and interpret EMS documents to determine event requirements
• Assist with room set ups for conferences, meals and meetings
• Set up tables, chairs, stages and other furniture consistent with room diagrams
• Return all equipment to the proper storage areas when not in use
• Unlock meeting rooms upon customers’ request
• Provide timely and courteous customer service support by responding to calls for assistance
• Direct in-house service requests/needs to the appropriate department (Maintenance, Housekeeping, AV Services etc) via two-way radio
• Straighten meeting rooms, common areas and storage rooms
• Conduct regular equipment inventories
• Separate all damaged equipment and conduct minor maintenance repairs
• Assist with transport and redistribution of office furniture/equipment
• Assist with removal of recyclable paper products
• Assist with staff coverage for the Information Desk and the Welcome Center
• Attend regularly scheduled training and scheduling meetings
• Other tasks as assigned
Minimum Requirements and Qualifications
• Current University of Florida student in good standing with a 2.0+ GPA
• General knowledge of the University and Reitz Union
• Exceptional Customer Service and Communication skills
• Attention to detail
• Motivation to complete tasks as they become available
• A proactive approach to organization and problem solving
• Attention to professionalism, dependability and timeliness
• Ability to remain calm in stressful situations
• Ability to lift up to 70 lbs.
• Students must be available to work evenings, weekends, and semester breaks
Must be able to work the following shifts:
Wednesday - 6pm-Midnight
Saturday - 7am-4pm
It is the goal of all operations department employees to make the Reitz Union a pleasant, stress free location for the University community to spend their time.
Front Desk Assistants work during the day with the Manager or Student Manager. Their primary duties include checking in and out hotel guests, posting phone and occasional room charges, taking reservations over the phone and providing information to visitors to the Reitz Union/ University of Florida.
Currently looking for someone to work days - Specifically MWF from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Also, some weekend hours and TTH hours may be available.
Responsible for the operation of the hotel desk during the late night/early morning hours (11 p.m. to 7 a.m.).
Duties include checking in/out guests, answering switchboard, taking reservations, programming wake-up calls, posting room and phone charges to guest's folio, preparing reports for manager and business office and other duties as assigned by the hotel's manager or assistant manager.
Salary - $7.70/hour
Only applicants completing the Reitz Union's application form will be considered for the position.
Availalbe days - Thursday 11 p.m. to Friday 7 a.m
Weekend Managers, in additional to the duties of the Front Desk Assistants, handle the operation of the hotel desk in the absence of the Manager and Assistant Manager. They are expected to be able to solve problems that may occur in order to appease our guests while still operating within the guidelines set by the Hotel's procedures.
I will be hiring someone for the rest of the Summer and Fall Semesters - we don't close for the break between semesters. I am looking for Friday and Saturdays from 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. and possibly 4 hours on Sunday.
Updating and maintaining the Student Government websites.
Employee needs to be very skilled in website development and design.
Computer Assistant needed for SG Computer Lab. Fleixble hours required. Basic computer knowledge needed.