Academic Computer Center First position Graduate assistant will be responsible for assisting in the administrative tasks related to the computing labs. The graduate assistant should be able to support users of labs with software, hardware, and lab procedures. Second position Graduate assistant will be trained to work directly with VAX equipment running the VMS and Ultrix operating systems. The position requires ability to follow guidelines in organizing and arranging materials, and knowledge of mainframe and PC use. The assistant reports to the senior publication designer and works approximately 15 hours per week designing and preparing art for printing.
Projects range from internal invitations and flyers to external newsletters, brochures and posters.
Skills required in basic design, traditional production and electronic publishing, and organization. Portfolio interview required. Schaefer Center for Public Policy Graduate assistant activities may include conducting literature reviews, collecting primary and secondary data, summarizing data findings, and conducting survey interviews. Positions are for 20 hours a week. Students, who must be enrolled on a full-time basis must submit an application, resume, and two letters of recommendation by April 15 to be considered for the fall semester.