3 facilities management jobs found

  Description The Office Manager is responsible for performing a variety of support duties for faculty, students, and staff within the Division of Arts and Letters. The Division of Arts and Letters (DAL) is the largest of the College of Arts and Sciences’ (CAS) two divisions, and is a dynamic, diverse division with over sixty-five faculty members, which include full-time Unit A, full-time and part-time Unit B, visiting and adjunct faculty, serving approximately 1200 students across 13 undergraduate programs, seven (7) graduate programs, 23 minors and three (3) certificates. An in-depth knowledge of the organization, programs, policies, and procedures of the unit is essential to the performance of the duties, along with the ability to use good judgment, the ability to operate computer systems, using word processing, database, and software packages, and to exercise discretion in handling...

TITLE: Residence Life Graduate Assistant - Chicago Campus FLSA STATUS:  EXEMPT (stipend, tuition, room & board) DEPARTMENT: Student Life REPORTS TO:   Residence Life Professional Staff   PRIMARY PURPOSE/ POSITION SUMMARY: Under the supervision of the Residence Life Area Manager for the Chicago Campus (La Casa), the Graduate Assistant(s) for the Chicago Campus will focus on community development and operations functions. Graduate Assistants help foster a vibrant student community through leadership, programming, policy enforcement, resourcefulness, and support. The GA(s) in this role will also serve as a liaison with physical plant staff, custodial staff, and Campus Safety. The Graduate Assistant for Housing Services will also participate in the on-call duty rotation, other departmental duties, and annual programs, which may include, but are not limited to, training, recruitment and selection, and other departmental initiatives....

TITLE: Residence Life Graduate Assistant for Leadership and Programming FLSA STATUS:  EXEMPT (stipend, tuition, room & board) DEPARTMENT: Residence Life REPORTS TO:   Residence Life Professional Staff   PRIMARY PURPOSE/ POSITION SUMMARY: The Residence Life Graduate Assistant for Leadership and Programming (LPGA) will assist with the implementation and evaluation the residential programming model, emphasizing competencies including student engagement, positive relationships, student success, leadership, community, social justice, and wellness. The LPGA will assist in the budget management of residential programming model. The LPGA will oversee the Resident Assistant Office and assist with overseeing the resident assistants' use of the Student Involvement Resource Center (SIRC). The LPGA will assist in the on-call duty rotation, other departmental duties, and annual programs including training, recruitment selection, and other...