Working with Housing & Dining Services (HDS) is a great way to earn money during college. It's super convenient and the department offers a variety of work types to meet different needs. It can also be an excellent way to meet people and build friendships within your community. Check out the information below to see all HDS has to offer!
Details, including pay, requirements, locations and applications for student positions are available at the eRezLife website.
Welcome to the 2019-20 RA application site! You will find everything you need here to help guide you through the process, including a detailed job description, qualifications, hiring timeline and a list of frequently asked questions! If you'd like to ask us something not covered in our webpages, please email us at reslifestudenthiring@lists.colorado.edu.
If you would like to know more about what being an RA entails before applying, please meet with one of the RAs in your hall or contact your hall director.
As a community assistant (CA) you will work at the community centers (front desks) in the residence halls. You'll help with day-to-day issues like room lock-outs and checking out equipment, but also participate in and encourage community-building in your hall while focusing on customer service. There are some excellent benefits to this position including:
To find out what positions are available and to access the application, visit eRezLife.
As a night community assistant (NCA) you will work at the community centers (front desks) in the residence halls. You'll help with day-to-day issues like room lock-outs and checking out equipment, but also participate in and encourage community-building in your hall while focusing on customer service. There are some excellent benefits to this position including:
To find out what positions are available and to access the application, visit eRezLife
As a Community Center Lead, you will be responsible for the administrative operations and management of the community center (front desk) under the direction of the community center coordinator. Benefits of this position include gaining valuable leadership and supervision skills while working in a large team environment. Duties of this position include:
Student assistants provide administrative support to leadership in Residence Life. Duties include:
We look for students that pay great attention to detail, are reliable and responsible, have excellent customer service skills and are strong problem solvers.
To find out what positions are available and to access the application, visit eRezLife
Do you think you would like to be a tutor-mentor? We are looking for students that:
If you saw yourself in any of these statements, the ASAP tutor-mentor position could be a great fit for you! ASAP tutoring provides not just an outlet to engage in the above, but some of the other benefits include:
You will need to sign up for an account (which is really easy!) and apply to the “2018-19 ASAP Tutor-Mentor” position. You should hear back within 3-5 business days. Hiring is done on an as-needed basis throughout the academic year.
*If you do NOT meet the GPA requirements or have other questions, feel free to contact us at asap@colorado.edu or call the office 303-735-3303.
Whether you're thinking about a career in the culinary arts or looking for a job to supplement your income while you're in school, Campus Dining Services may be the answer for you!
We offer some great benefits for the busy student including:
Working with Campus Dining Services is more than just a paycheck, you're part of a team!
To apply to Retail Markets, Cafés, Dining Centers and Catering
Housing Facilities Services (HFS) offers some great full-time positions that are a perfect fit for students. Work begins in May and lasts until August, just in time for classes to start. All jobs pay $12.50 per hour. The application opens in March and we'll be hiring for the jobs below.
Work with a team to take down and setup bed lofts throughout the summer, prepare rooms for summer conferences and academic year residents. Inventory and organize parts and pieces in storage rooms. Assist maintenance or grounds with projects.
Assist an HFS technician in general maintenance in the residence halls including but not limited to; changing filters and/or batteries, painting and preparing rooms for summer conferences and academic year residents.
Assist grounds technicians with mowing, irrigation maintenance, landscaping pruning and weeding and/or removal of trees. Learn how to use grounds equipment and enjoy the outdoors.
Provide assistance and support for HFS project managers. Duties may vary from assisting with filing to monitoring contractors on a work site. There is a wide range of duties and assignments. If you are interested in construction or project management, this is an excellent way to find out if these are the appropriate fields for you.
The Division of Student Affairs Web Team is a small unit that values Scrum and Agile development methodology on a Drupal and LAMP platform using git for version control. Our student developers work on live sites using modern coding techniques and learn from expereinced developers.
User experience (UX) and design is at the start of everything we do. The job of a UX/UI Designer is to imagine how people experience our sites and bring this vision to life in a way that feels natural. For this role you’ll take on unique tasks and transform them into accessible, intuitive and easy solutions for our campus websites.
This is a robust work environment that will prepare you for professional positions and add real-world projects to your portfolio.
Read more about the two Web Team positions of Student UX/UI Designer and Student Web Developer below. Contact the Web Team Manager to inquire more about these positions. Be prepared to submit a resume and code or design samples.
As a part of the UX team, you will design wireframes, prototypes, user flows, and style guides. It is important that you are able to effectively communicate interaction ideas and be able to present design decisions.
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As part of the development team, you will assist in the functional and technical development, testing, integration, and ongoing support of the Division of Student Affairs websites. This role will participate in supporting and optimizing existing websites as well as building new sites and other web-based applications.
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