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problems or concerns involving lost or misplaced mail/packages within the University. 12. Oversees Copy Center tasks to include receiving, processing and distributing copy work in a timely fashion. 13
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, and meaningful service learning opportunities, Eastern University is committed to providing students with transformative, accessible, and affordable education. Position Description The Fitness Center is
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Advisor/Cashier is responsible for providing customer service and administrative support related to student accounts, cashiering operations, and payment processing. This role serves as a primary point
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including monitoring academic standards and requirements, processing and maintaining official electronic files. Communicate with new hires and relevant departments throughout process. Update and maintain
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current / active Eastern University students can apply for Student Positions. Position Responsibilities - Processing financials, processing workorders, creating/updating spreadsheets. - Creating
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, and bookstore staff each term. Assists students and faculty with technical issues in active courses by coordinating with faculty, staff in the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology (CTLT), ed
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Federal, State, and University policies, and troubleshooting problems with the student applications and the aid process. The Financial Aid Representative also oversees the daily processing of all
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. Must be able to drive safely at night and in poor weather. Proven computer literacy (Microsoft Office Word, Excel), excellent written and verbal communications skills, are required. Must be capable
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and operate power tools in a safe and proper manner. Position is considered Essential Personnel. Must be computer literate. A current valid driver’s license is required. Personal hand tools required
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area. Stock classrooms in HHC Library on a weekly basis. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications Requirements for the position include alignment and commitment to the mission and vision of Palmer