Student Employment
We are looking for a number of good students to fill positions in the Campus Housing Department. See if something fits your interests and skills. Priority is given to students who live on campus and have federal work study awards. For more information and more on-campus job opportunities, log on to www.uiccareers.com.
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Desk Clerk
These student workers are at our front desk operations on the east, south, and west sides of campus. Their tasks are to give information, answer the phone, perform administrative tasks and generally be helpful to students and other customers.
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Mail & Package Clerk
Our student mail and package staff sorts both U.S. and campus mail, distributes it to mail boxes, issues package slips and forwards mail. This is a behind-the-scenes job.
Graphic Designer & Web Designer
These students are involved in the design and production many of Housing's advertisements, newsletters, webpage and other publications. Knowledge of desktop publishing and design software a must. Applicable packages include Dreamweaver, InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, MS Office etc. Must be proficient in Mac and PC environment.
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Information Technology
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Marketing
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Resident Assistant
Resident Assistants are paraprofessionals committed to working with other students to build strong, vibrant communities in the residence halls. The Resident Assistant position affords students the opportunity to develop leadership and social skills, as well as assist other students in making connections with peers in their living environment. Students who become R.A.s are typically emerging leaders who have a desire to help other students realize the educational advantage of residential living. R.A.s are interviewed and selected during the spring semester for the upcoming academic year.
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Peer Mentor
Peer Mentors have the exciting opportunity to help first year and transferring students transition to UIC and its residential communities. Primarily, Peer Mentors work to ensure that each first year and transfer student has the necessary information and support to successfully navigate the UIC environment. While UIC is a large urban university, beginning students living in the residence hall can depend on getting a tremendous amount of attention from Peer Mentors to make their transition a success.