Overview

The Academic Media Center and Faculty Instructional Technology areas are always for students with strong communication skills, solid background in technology, proficient sense of customer service, and professional work ethic.

We are looking for graduate assistants (graduate only) and part-time assistants to fill our instructional technology positions serving the Faculty Instructional Technology center. Our Academic Media Center is looking for work-study assistants for our student media technicians positions.

Current Openings:

We are looking to fill openings for the upcoming semesters. We welcome full-time students to apply. After we receive a candidate's application, resume, and skill survey, an intense review process begins. Interview selections will be made if the candidate stands out and presents a match to the comprehensive skills and needs of the department at the time. Not every applicant is interviewed.

Our Instructional Technology Assistant job description is found below.

We are always looking for students who possess the skills below:

	Excellent communication and presentational skills
	Willingness to help others with technology
	Strong initiative and self directedness
	Ability to work well within a team
	Strong organization skills
	Familiarity with Microsoft Office, Windows, and Mac OS X
	Basic knowledge of Web design
	Basic knowledge of graphic design
	Basic knowledge of video editing
	Basic knowledge of audio/video wiring
	Other computer interests such as programming or database development a plus

To apply, you must also meet the following requirements:

	Have and maintain at least a 3.0 GPA
	Be a full-time St. Mary's Undergraduate or Graduate student
	Be physically able to reach classrooms in a short time frame (5 minutes or less) to troubleshoot technology emergencies
	Be able to conduct heavy lifting of 25 lbs. or more when moving boxes, equipment, and furniture
	Be able to work flexible work hours and shifts
Please note that student assistants will need to work at least 20 hours a week. Graduate assistants may have additional requirements.

If you are interested in ATS Instructional Technology Assistant openings (part-time and graduate assistants), please contact:

	Jeff Schomburg at 431-5073 or
	David Cavazos at 436-3083

You may complete the skill survey and application (found on the right) and return a signed and printed copy to the Faculty Instructional Technology (FIT) Lab (room 102) in the Charles Francis Building.

If you are interested in ATS Student Media Technician openings (work-study assistants), please contact:

Kathe Lehman-Meyer at 431-4345

You may request to financial aid that you be placed with the Academic Media Center. For more information, please call Kathe Lehman-Meyer at 431-4345 or visit the AMC on the 1st Floor of the Blume Library.