On-Campus Employment

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 12/20/2024 ISE Lean Internship- Student will work on a lean project with a non-profit and will be supervised by an ISE Professor. 

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 12/18/2024 Position available for a total of four (4) Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band music librarians. The music librarians will work no more than 3 hours a week unless approved by the supervisor.Duties include but are not limited to: copying music for Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band, maintaining inventory of Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band folders, scanning all music for Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band, maintain organization and inventory of the music library, collection of Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band folders and music at the end of the concert cycle/semester, and copying/preparing music for the Honor Band & Honor Orchestra events.

Employer: Oakland University - University Housing Expires: 02/01/2025 We know applying for a job can be intimidating. Please don't hesitate to reach out at [email protected] with any questions. We encourage everyone interested in joining us to apply. JOB SUMMARYMaintenance Assistants are responsible for assisting in facility operations, including trash disposal and projects that relate to facility maintenance and enhancement.MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLSMust have Oakland University email and apply with your Oakland University emailMust have sophomore, junior, or senior class standing at Oakland University by Fall 2024Current cumulative and semester GPA must be 2.5 or higherMust not be found responsible for serious conduct violationsMust be able to lift 50 pounds on a regular basisMust have valid driver's licenseRESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIESTrash pickup as directedCan expect other related duties, such as; supply delivery, meeting room and furniture set-ups, student room furniture set-up, cleaning of Residence Halls in absence of full-time employees, cleaning of vacant apartments, carpet shampooing, etc.Saturday and Sunday hours are offered with flexible schedulesDOCUMENTS NEEDED TO APPLYResumeCOMPENSATION AND BENEFITS$15/hour

Employer: Oakland University - School of Ed. & Human Svcs. Expires: 06/12/2025 Student will assist Lowry teachers with planned curriculum and daily routines for children 18 months to 6 years of age. Students will also assist with children with special needs. Interaction and communication with children during daily activities and conduct small groups in some classrooms. Assist with playground time to ensure safety of children. Minor cleaning tasks in classroom, kitchen and atrium.

Employer: Oakland University - School of Medicine Expires: 06/05/2025 Short Job DescriptionAssist in completing daily projects assigned to student workers by the OUWB Office of Student Affairs leadership and staff. These may include: assisting with reception desk coverage, making copies; proofreading; hanging materials on bulletin boards; providing event support (e.g. making signs, labels, cards, prepping diploma covers), inventory and stocking of office and student breakout room supplies; delivering mail; assisting in preparing workshop content and special projects as appropriate. Student Assistant DutiesAssist in the completion of daily projects assigned to student workers by Student Affairs deans and staff. The Student Affairs Office Assistant oversees student worker activities, priorities, projects, and schedules. Projects may include, but are not limited to: o  assisting with reception desk coverage o  making copies o  proofreading materials o  scanning documents in drawers and file cabinets to archive records o  hanging materials on bulletin boards o  providing event support o  providing support for various OUWB Student Affairs programs o  obtaining signatures as requested o  delivering mail o  assisting with cleaning/organizing the student lounge and study spaces o  assisting in the development of workshop materials o  assisting in research projects as appropriate (e.g. literature reviews) o  updating student org budget tracker o  assisting with student organization event preparation (e.g. room reservations, PA tracking) Permission of the Associate Dean or Assistant Dean is required for any activity that is not directly elated to tasks for the Office of Student Affairs. This includes assistance for other Center for Medical Student Services suite teams.Student workers are not to view, interact with, or manipulate any personal student information, including accessing grades, disability accommodation information, or other personal information contained in medical students’ educational records.Student workers should work with the Student Affairs Office Assistant to prioritize tasks.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 12/18/2024 Job Description SummaryA Research Assistant position is available within the laboratory of Dr. Michael Risner at the Eye Research Center of Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. The research in this position centers on understanding the impacts of glaucoma affects lipid metabolism and lipid-protein binding in ocular tissues. Towards meeting this goal, the Research Assistant will work with the Principal Investigator to: Transfect bacteria with defined plasmids for the expression and purification of proteinsPerform SDS-PAGE to measure protein purityValidate protein-lipid binding for downstream experimental measuresMaintain transgenic animal colonies via genotyping (PCR and gel electrophoresis) and implementing targeted breeding strategiesCreate and modify experimental protocols for transgenic mouse breeding and protein expression, purification, and binding. Minimum QualificationsAt least 3 months of experience in support of laboratory investigations

Employer: Oakland University - Student Affairs Expires: 01/31/2025 Job SummaryThe Grizz performers are students who represent Oakland University to prospective students and their families, attend visit and outreach events, and make appearances at Oakland University Athletics events. “Grizz” is the Oakland University Mascot who provides an exciting, fun, and interesting display of OU pride. Student performers work closely with the Undergraduate Admissions and Athletics staff to offer a current student’s perspective of the academic, extracurricular, and social life at OU, as well as hyping crowds and supporting Oakland sports teams.  Duties PerformedPerform as Grizz Mascot at assigned Undergraduate Admissions recruitment events and other campus and community events. Perform as Grizz mascot at off campus community events related to the recruitment of new undergraduate students.Perform as Grizz Mascot at assigned Athletic events.Participate in Undergraduate Admissions & University events including, but not limited to, Transfer Student Open House, Transfer Tuesday, Go for the Gold, Discover OU, Music Theatre and Dance Day, Business Day, Education & Human Services Day, Engineering & Computer Science Day, Human Health Day, Welcome Receptions, Presidential Welcome Receptions,Get Ready for College, individual visits, group visits, and daily campus tours. Events are held on weekdays, select weeknights, and select weekend dates.Participate in Athletic events including, but not limited to, Volleyball games, Men’s Soccer games, Women’s Soccer games, Men’s Basketball games, Women’s Basketball games, Baseball games, and Softball games.Participate in any assigned Grizz appearances both on and off of OU's campus.Attend required Grizz Team meetings, event run-throughs, professional developments and training.Assist with Undergraduate Admissions social media presence and strategy.Other duties as assigned. RequirementsCurrent student at Oakland University in good academic and judicial standingMinimum 2.5 cumulative GPA; must also maintain this grade point average for the duration of employmentWarm and engaging personalityA professional demeanor and image to prove compatible with OUIndependent and self-motivated, while flexible and adaptableAttention to detail and good organizational skillsAbility to multi-task and respond to prioritiesAble to work both individually and within a teamPrevious experience with mascot performance is preferredAbility to work nights and weekends as required; attendance at all undergraduate admissions events is mandatory unless class or another approved obligationMust be available to attend required trainings and meetings throughout fall and winter semestersOverall, the commitment may be between 4 and 25 hours per week, depending on students’ availability and the needs of the office; students must provide their course schedule and availability prior to the fall and winter semester start dates

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 06/03/2025 Research AssistantshipIntelligent Digital Twins for Smart ManufacturingResearch Assistantships with Dr. Ali Ahmad MalikPosition DescriptionAre you excited about the future of manufacturing and the advancements in digital twin technology? The IntelligentManufacturing Lab at Oakland University is offering research assistant positions with a focus on digital twins for man-ufacturing and robotics. These roles will involve developing simulations using tools such as Unreal Engine, TecnomatixProcess Simulate, Tecnomatix Plant Simulation, TIA Portal, and SIMIT. The ongoing research projects are with leadingmanufacturing companies. Therefore, a background in industrial systems is a plus. Candidates with experience in indus-trial robotics, manufacturing simulations, CAD modeling, and PLC programming are highly encouraged to apply.Positions Requirements• Strong motivation for doing guided research;• Graduates in mechanical, mechatronics, or industrial and systems engineering;• Knowledge and understanding of manufacturing processes;• Knowledge and understanding of digital engineering;• Interest in developing academic writing skills.Please provide your CV, and a summary of your research interests to: [email protected]. Tel: 586 457-4458with the subject line: "Research Assistant Application - [Your Name].".

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 05/26/2025 Opera Orchestra musician, 9 services Jan 9-19

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 01/31/2025 As a DREAM Peer Coach, your primary role will be to support and guide DREAM student participants, helping them achieve academic success and personal growth. DREAM Peer Coaches will be responsible for meeting regularly with their assigned participants to build relationships, address concerns, and provide academic support. DREAM Peer Coaches will work under the supervision of the DREAM Coordinator in University Housing and will play a critical role in ensuring the success and retention of student participants. Primary Job DutiesMeet regularly with participants assigned by the DREAM Coordinator to provide personalized academic and personal support, connecting them to relevant campus resources when needed.Serve as a mentor and role model, fostering strong, supportive relationships with student participants.Demonstrate and coach effective learning strategies to help students develop academic resilience, positive learning habits, and motivation.Host weekly study groups and office hours to provide academic support in a collaborative environment.Collaborate with the DREAM Coordinator to plan and participate in events, workshops, and activities that enhance student success.Organize and lead academic workshops focused on study skills, time management, and test preparation.Maintain accurate schedules using Google Calendar and share them with the DREAM Coordinator.Track student progress and provide timely updates to the DREAM Coordinator to ensure students receive necessary support.Attend bi weekly one-on-one meetings with the DREAM Coordinator, participate in staff meetings, and complete all required training sessions.Position QualificationsMust be enrolled at Oakland University full-time.Must have a minimum 3.3 cumulative GPA.Must be in sophomore standing by Fall 2024.Must be in good disciplinary standing with the university and University Housing.Strong interpersonal and communication skills.Demonstrated knowledge of learning strategies, study resources, note-taking techniques, test-taking strategies, and time management.Familiarity with academic and campus support services.Commitment to equity and inclusion, with the ability to work effectively with students from diverse backgrounds and identities.Ability to serve as a positive role model.Those with strong backgrounds in math, biology, and writing preferred.Compensation and Contract CommitmentsWork approximately 5–10 hours per week during the 2024–2025 academic year, with occasional evening and weekend commitments.Compensation starts at $15/hour.Attend all paraprofessional training sessions throughout the academic year.Participate in biweekly check-in meetings with the DREAM Coordinator.Work ConditionsThis position requires flexibility to accommodate student schedules, including availability during evenings and weekends. Work may be conducted in various settings, including virtual and in-person environments. DREAM Peer Coaches must adhere to program policies, including confidentiality and a professional code of conduct.About the DREAM ProgramThe Determination and Resilience through Education, Achievement, and Motivation (DREAM) Initiative is a student support system designed to help Detroit students succeed and graduate. Participants benefit from specialized programming and resources, including:A small, close-knit cohort of peers who progress together throughout their college journey.Dedicated university staff and student mentors who provide guidance and advocacy.Personalized financial aid advising and access to scholarships, grants, and employment opportunities.Academic support from University Housing staff and other resources tailored to their success.Questions? Please contact Michele Applebee at (248) 370-3323 or [email protected]