I
am interested in becoming a Resident Assistant. Where
may I find an online application?
(
Due date is 1.14.08 at
5:PM)
Where
may I find the Resident Assistant Online Reference Form?
I
am interested in a conference ambassador position. Where
do I apply for his position?
I am interested in graduate assistantship opportunities. Where do I apply for
these positions?
I am interested in applying for a Night Staff position. Where may I find more
information?
I am interested in applying for a Receptionist position. Where may I find more
information?
I’ve
never worked for FSU or Housing as a student employee and
need to complete the
official Human Resources (OMNI) On-line application process. How do I do this?
I’m
a current or previous FSU student employee and need to
complete the official Human Resources
(OMNI) On-line application process for a new position with Housing. How do
I do this?
Graduate
Assistantships
Thank you for your interest in graduate assistantship opportunities
with University Housing. We have two live-in positions -
Hall Director and Assistant Coordinator. Additionally, we
offer two live off positions - Assistant Coordinator for
Night Staff and Assistant Coordinator for Conduct. Listed
below are the details of the compensation packages that were
offer for the 2008-2009 academic year. Please note that there
may be some changes to the compensation packages offered
in the future.
Assistant Coordinator : 20 hours per week,
at a rate of $8.37/hour (works out to approximately $6,700
/ academic year), furnished apartment, $100.00 in dining
credit per semester, NO parking.
Assistant Coordinator for Night Staff or Conduct:
20 hours per week, at a rate of $8.86/hour (works out to
approximately $7,100 / academic year) , $100.00 in dining
credit per semester, NO apartment or parking.
Hall Director: 25 hours per week, at a rate
of $8.74/hour (works out to approximately $8,740 / academic
year), furnished apartment, $100.00 in dining credit per
semester, NO parking.
Generally we seek students with significant residence hall
experience at the undergraduate level (i.e. hall government,
RA, etc.). Please keep in mind that we have a strong graduate
academic program in Higher Education Administration. Many of
our hall directors and assistant coordinators come out of that
program. While we have had graduate assistants from other academic
programs, the majority are in Higher Education Administration.
Should you have any additional questions, please feel free
to contact Miguel Hernandez, Assistant Director of Residence
Life via e-mail at
mahernandez@admin.fsu.edu or
phone at (850) 644-2863.
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Conference
Ambassador
Conference Ambassadors (CAs)
are on-site liaisons between the Summer Conference Coordinator
and conference participants. Conference Ambassadors serve
as the initial point of contact for any person entering or
calling the residence hall. They are expected to create an
atmosphere of helpfulness and friendliness by greeting and
receiving conference guests and other visitors. The conference
ambassador duties are related to three
general areas: communication, security and clerical. In addition
to these general duties, conference ambassadors serve as
hall tour guides during new student orientation. Because
FSU Housing wishes to ensure a quality experience for all
conference participants, Conference Ambassadors must meet
several qualifications. CAs are selected for their academic
proficiency, concern for the welfare of University guests
and maturity to cope with the demands of their role. CAs
must have a cumulative FSU grade point average of 2.0 at
the time of hire and throughout the appointment period and
must not be under criminal or judicial sanction.
All CAs must maintain student
status while employed and may take limited course work during
summer sessions. Conference Ambassadors must participate
in a training program prior to their employment. Students
interested in the position must do the following:
1. Download the application
form. The form is presented in pdf
(Adobe) format. For help viewing Adobe documents, you
can download a free copy of the reader at www.adobe.com .
2. Complete the application
and attach a copy of your summer course schedule.
3. Return the completed application
to UNIVERSITY HOUSING by April 14, 2008. Please remember
to attach a copy of your summer schedule. Incomplete applications
will not be considered.
Applicants who are selected
for an interview will be contacted via email to schedule
an interview time. For additional information, please contact
Franks Cuevas, Summer Conference Coordinator. He can be reached
at 644-2860 or by email fcuevas@admin.fsu.edu.
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