| Position Title |
Professional Clothing Studio Assistant - Fall 2024 |
| Working Title |
Professional Clothing Studio Assistant - Fall 2024 |
| Department |
330010-Career and Life Design Center |
| Pay Rate |
12.75 |
| Position Number |
S99807 |
| Special Instructions to Applicants: |
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| Posting Date |
03/12/2024 |
| Closing Date |
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| Position Purpose |
Main Responsibilities:
You will be primarily responsible for growing the UCM Career and Life Design Center audience and coaches along with brand visibility through the following activities:
- Assist the Professional Clothing Studio Lead with the organization of donations and promotion of the Studio
- Assist with the support of professional appearance for UCM students in the Professional Clothing Studio while also creating new initiatives and trends.
- Provide outreach to campus about the Professional Clothing Studio
- Assist with the planning of 1-2 events per semester that partner with employers, faculty and staff departments, and student organizations on campus
- Assist with the new hire process and manages the onboarding process for new PCS assistants
- Promote the Career and Life Design Center by attending and working semester events.
- Create awareness of the services available via faculty and student organization presentations and promote the Career and Life Design Center and Professional Clothing Studio.
- Help UCM students get connected, integrated, and engaged with their career readiness and life design.
Additional Responsibilities:
You could additionally be responsible for the following activities:
- Peer support to the UNIV 3000: Career Readiness Course through preparation, integration of activities, and engagement/support for the students in the classroom.
- Peer support to the UNIV 1800: Life Design through preparation, integration of activities, and engagement/support for the students in the classroom.
- Peer support to the UNIV 1800: Design Your UCM/Design Your UCM-Transfer through preparation, integration of activities, and engagement/support for the students in the classroom.
- Co-host the Mules with the Mission podcast, plan episode content and run the Mules with a Mission Instagram account.
- Lead or assist with the spring semester THRIVE Career Readiness Workshops
- Assist with the organization of donations and cleanliness of the Professional Clothing Studio
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| Education & Formal Training |
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| Computer Skills |
Word-Processing, Spreadsheet, Presentation |
| Experience |
Skills Required/Preferred:
- Preferred Fashion student
- Preferred retail experience
- Leadership/Management skills
- Presentation and public speaking skills
- Basic editing and punctuation skills
- Organizational and time management skills
- Experience with the Google platform (calendar, email, etc)
- Critical and analytical skills, adaptability, and flexibility
- Research experience, excellent computer skills, eye for detail, self-motivated
- Ability to make connections in both interpersonal settings and online spaces
- Knowledgeable or willing to learn about new technology
- Excellent communication skills and team-oriented attitude
- Project and time management
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| Licenses, Certificates, Registrations, & State/Federal Requirements of Position: |
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| Special Skills, Abilities, and Knowledge: |
Attention to detail, Communication skills, including oral, written, and/or nonverbal, Knowledge of a University environment preferred, Leadership skills: organization/meeting facilitation/project leadership, Management and/or administration skills, Ability to manage multiple concurrent projects and meet deadlines, Maintain confidentiality |
| Physical & Environmental Factors: |
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| Lifting weight |
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| Special Working Conditions: |
Professional appearance |