Assistantships
Following are the assistantships currently available at San Diego State:
Center for Student Rights and Responsibilities
Student Activities and Campus Life
Residential Education, Student and Staff Development
Residential Education, Assistant Residence Hall Coordinator
Residential Education, Assistant Coordinator for Academic Initiatives
Student Testing, Assessment, and Research
New Student and Parent Programs
For priority consideration please send completed interest form, resume, cover letter and names of two -three references by Friday March 14th to:
Graduate Student Assistant Selection
c/o Cynthia M. Avery, Ed.D.
Director of Student Affairs Graduate and Undergraduate Curriculum and Leadership Programs
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Dr.
San Diego, CA 92182-7440
(619) 594-5221
Graduate Student Assistant Interest Form
The assistantship form indicates assistantships in New Student and Parent Programs and the Office of the Vice President. These descriptions are not yet available but will be posted as soon as possible.
All graduate assistantships posted are tentative due to the current CSU budget situation.
Interviews will be scheduled between 3/17 and 3/28. Candidates will be notified of assistantship decisions during the first week of April.
UCSD Assistantship Opportunities
Graduate Assistantship in Student Affairs at Earl Warren College
Please submit a cover letter and resume to:
Tracie Davee
Assistant Dean of Student Affairs
Earl Warren College
9500 Gilman Drive, 0422
La Jolla, CA 92093
tdavee@ucsd.edu.
Summer Assistantships/Internships
Lobo Orientation Program Summer Assistantship
Interested candidates will need to apply through ejobs.unm.edu by March 14th.
Coordinator, Student Orientation
Evening and weekend work required
Term position: May 12 - August 29
The Dean of Students Office and New Student Orientation Program at the University of New Mexico is a small office with a concentrated period of intensity from May - August that interfaces with many students, parents, and university departments. Under general supervision the position is responsible with assisting with planning and implementing freshmen orientation programs. Additionally, this individual will train and supervise student staff, as well as handle staff and student crises and emergencies during programs. The selected candidate must stay overnight in residence hall during program days and must have the ability to work long hours (up to 17 hours during programs). The Student Orientation Coordinator will also assist and direct new students and their families and resolve administrative problems and inquires. The ideal candidate must possess strong organizational and coordinating skills, will be able to manage multiple tasks and will have in-depth knowledge of First Year Experience theories. Excellent communication skills are necessary.