On-Campus Employment

Employer: Oakland University - Biological Sciences Expires: 04/02/2026 PLEASE READ THIS JOB DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY!  This posting is for OAKLAND UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS.  If you are a graduate student, please do not apply. The Cellular Biochemistry Lab at Oakland University is seeking a motivated undergraduate student to join our team as a Lab Assistant.  This position has a variety of duties relevant to the research lab, including (but not limited to):  assisting with ongoing research projects and lab maintenance tasks.  The research assistant will gain hands-on experience in biology lab work, including microbiological, biochemical, molecular, and cell biological techniques.  Applicants are not required to have a Federal work Study (FWS) award to apply for this position.  If you do have a FWS award, then please indicate that on your application. Primary Responsibilities:Maintain lab cleanliness and organization.Wash dishes and sterilize materials (autoclaving).Prepare buffers, media, reagents, and other materials for experiments.Assist with general laboratory procedures which may include:  yeast cell culture, yeast strain construction, polymerase chain reaction (PCR), agarose gel electrophoresis, SDS-PAGE, and western blotting (training will be provided).Support graduate students and the PI in routine laboratory experiments.                              Preferred QualificationsThe ideal candidate will be a biology, biomedical sciences, or biochemistry major.Previous lab experience (including lab course-related experience) in biology and/or biochemistry is a plus but not required.Willingness to work in a wet lab biomedical research environment.Strong attention to detail, reliability, and a willingness to learn.This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in biomedical research.  Hours are flexible based on your class schedule.   To apply, please submit your resume and a brief statement of interest in your cover letter.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 11/24/2025 The e-Learning and Instructional Support (e-LIS) office is seeking four undergraduate students to join our Instructional Design team as Instructional Design Assistants. These positions do not require prior instructional design experience, as we provide training. To qualify, applicants must be full-time undergraduate students at Oakland University.These roles are ideal for students interested in developing skills in ADA compliance, digital accessibility, project management, instructional design, and technical skills. Work involves supporting faculty and instructors, enhancing teaching and learning, and gaining experience with instructional design and higher education practices. Many of the skills you will develop are broadly applicable to a variety of professional settings, and students from all majors are encouraged to apply!Please note: these positions involve editing online course pages, files, and videos for ADA compliance, as well as basic software troubleshooting.Selected candidates will:Assist the e-LIS Instructional Design team in creating and remediating online instructional materials (such as Moodle course pages, files, and videos) for ADA compliance.Perform additional instructional design tasks such as quiz building, course setup, and creating interactive learning modules.Participate in project tracking and completion of accessible courses and materials.Research and test emerging educational technologies and software updates relevant to the programs we support.Desired Qualifications:Ability to quickly and independently learn new software programs.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Experience working collaboratively on projects and meeting established deadlines.Customer service experience and/or familiarity with online learning environments like Moodle (as a student or teacher) is helpful.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 11/23/2025 Box Office Assistant primary duties include; providing a quality front line service to customers, selling tickets using computerized systems. Primary hours are during nights and weekends. Work study eligible students encouraged. 

Employer: Oakland University - Academic Affairs Expires: 11/23/2025 Academic Affairs is seeking applications from upper-division undergraduate or graduate students in social work or counseling to serve as Student Advocates in several ongoing in-person classes. The student advocates will arrive before other students and the professor arrive and leave after everyone leaves. Should any classroom management issues or emergencies arise, the student advocate will be responsible for calling OUPD. This position reports to Academic Affairs.Essential Duties: Attend all class meetings Arrive to class early Leave class after all have left Call OUPD in case any emergency occursRequired Skills: Dependability Punctuality Ability to respond quickly to problems and emergency situations

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 11/22/2025 Job Description:We are seeking a reliable and knowledgeable AP Calculus tutor to provide one-on-one academic support for a high school student. This is a part-time position ideal for a university student with a strong math background, particularly in calculus.Responsibilities:Provide weekly tutoring sessions (weekly, flexible schedule)Assist with understanding key concepts in AP Calculus Help with homework, test preparation, and exam strategiesAdapt explanations to the student’s learning style and paceTrack progress and adjust approach as neededQualifications:Strong proficiency in Calculus (completion of AP high school or university-level calculus courses preferred)Prior tutoring or teaching experience is a plus but not requiredComfortable working with high school studentsDetails:Location: Washington, MI — sessions can be in-person or online depending on availabilitySchedule: Flexible (after school/evenings or weekends preferred)Compensation: Competitive hourly rate, open to discussion

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 11/07/2025 Job Title:  Graduate AssistantDepartment:  Office of the University OmbudsDivision:  Office of the President General SummaryThe Office of the University Ombuds provides support to students, faculty, staff and general OU shareholders, working within the tents of leadership, structure, enfranchisement and compassion.  This office is confidential, impartial, and neutral to cases presented. The office handles formal complaints via the web link and other various duties assigned by the Chief of Staff, President or Provost of OU.  Major DutiesLight clerical work such as maintaining records, sorting mail, filling out appeal paperwork, scanning documents, booking appointments.Communicating with clients on the phone, via office email and occasional walk-in traffic.Support and direct work on long-term projects related to academia area to the office or assigned by the Offices of the Chief of Staff, President and ProvostCreating and engineering the physical and digital presence of this office and helping our office look for new ways to assist vulnerable students, faculty, staff and external shareholdersOther duties as assigned QualificationsCurrently enrolled student at OU in good standingThe MSW, Counseling MS or PhD, and the SEHS Ed Leadership programs preferredCandidate must be prepared to work in a high-pressure environment with vulnerable clientele in various states of anxiety, depression, excitement or concern.

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 11/22/2025 Seeking Patient, Supportive Tutor for 8th Grade Student with Autism (General Homework Help)We're looking for a compassionate and reliable tutor to support our 8th grade son with general homework help across core subjects (math, language arts, science, etc.). He is mainstreamed with support services and benefits from structure, encouragement, and a calm, consistent approach.About our son:Bright, creative, and capable, with a unique learning styleDiagnosed with autism; responds well to patient, clear instructionNeeds help staying organized and on task during homework sessionsIdeal tutor qualities:Preferred experience working with neurodiverse students or a goal of special education (but not required)Comfortable adapting explanations and pacing to fit the student's needsPositive, calm, and dependableAble to provide light academic coaching, organization strategies, and encouragementDetails:Grade Level: 8th gradeFocus: General homework help, organization, study skillsLocation: Washington, MIFormat: In-person Schedule: 1 time per week, after school, evenings or weekends Start Date: ASAPCompensation: Competitive; based on experience - open to discussion

Employer: Oakland University Expires: 11/22/2025 Looking for a reliable and knowledgeable AP Calculus tutor for high school student. He is currently taking AP Calculus and would benefit from weekly support to reinforce concepts, improve problem-solving skills, and build confidence ahead of exams.Availability and skills desired:Strong background in calculus (AP Calc AB/BC or higher)Preferred experience tutoring high school students or in Education ProgramAbility to explain complex concepts clearly and patientlyIdeally available for 1 session per week, either in-person or onlineLocation: Washington Twp, MI Availability: Evenings or weekends (flexible)Start Date: As soon as possibleRate: Competitive – open to discussion based on experienceIf you're a qualified tutor or know someone who might be a great fit, please reach out  - Gina Giannosa - 810-499-6724 or [email protected]

Employer: Oakland University - University Recreation & Well-Being Expires: 11/03/2025 Wellness AmbassadorJOB SUMMARYThe Wellness Ambassadors assist with promoting and supporting the overall health and well-being of students, faculty, and staff by encouraging participation in wellness programs and initiatives. This role involves educating the campus community about available resources, wellness opportunities, and healthy lifestyle choices through in-person interactions, events, and digital platforms. The Wellness Ambassador will assist in organizing wellness events, activities, and campaigns, fostering a positive and supportive environment for physical, mental, and emotional health. They will serve as a resource, providing information, guidance, and support to help individuals reach their wellness goals.MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONSMust be able to commit at least 5 hours per weekBe willing to uphold the standards of healthy livingMust be in good academic standing at Oakland UniversityMust not be found responsible of severe conduct infractions and be in good standing judicially at Oakland UniversityAbility to Work Independently: Proven track record of effectively managing time and tasks with minimal supervision while consistently meeting deadlines and achieving goals.Strong Communication Skills: Excellent verbal and written communication abilities and demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively with team members and stakeholders.Leadership Experience: Strong understanding of leadership. Able to motivate individuals and manage projects from start to completion. Ability to inspire confidence and build strong working relationships with supervisors and peers.Attention to Detail: Exceptional focus on accuracy and thoroughness, ensuring that all tasks are completed with care. Skilled in identifying potential errors or areas for improvement in processes.Professionalism: Maintains a high standard of professionalism in all interactions, demonstrating respect, courtesy, and a positive attitude in fast-paced environments.RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIESOffice Hours & CommunicationMaintain a minimum of 5 in-person office hours per week to connect with supervisors and team members.Communicate with other Recreation and Well-Being areas and other campus & community partners for various programs.Program Planning & CoordinationConduct research and benchmarking to create and implement engaging, enjoyable, and supportive programs that benefit the OU community.Engage actively in program brainstorming sessions throughout the yearGenerate awareness of health topics impacting OU students and employees through a variety of methods including presentations, workshops, educational tabling, programs and events, social media campaigns, flyers, personal interactions, as well as general accessibility through programs participationCollaborate with team members to support all program preparations, including aiding colleagues and occasionally taking charge.Contribute to program planning as assigned.Collaboration & TeamworkWork independently and collaboratively to complete projects and programs efficiently.Be willing to seek out opportunities to collaborate, including but not limited to within Recreation & Well-Being, OU Student Organizations, OU Departments, etc.Provide appropriate care in emergency situations as stated in the Emergency Action Plan.DOCUMENTS NEEDED TO APPLYHandshake applicationCOMPENSATION$15/hour - Minimum rate for new hiresCONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENTAvailable to work on average 8-10 hours per week in this role, including various shifts during nights, weekends, and early mornings.Attend all scheduled staff meetings and trainings.Act in accordance with the Clery Act as a mandated reporter and carry out responsibilities in reporting a crime on campus as a University Recreation and Well-Being staff member.Must be enrolled part-time, at least 6 credit hours per semester for undergraduate students and 4 credit hours for graduate students at Oakland University.Must obtain Certified Peer Educator (CPE) certification through NASPA upon hire.SUPERVISION RECEIVEDWellness Ambassadors report directly to the Employee & Student Well-Being Coordinator.Wellness Ambassadors indirectly report to the Wellness Team Leads and Assistant Director of Fitness and Well-Being.Additionally, Wellness Ambassadors may receive on-duty requests or instruction from any Rec Well professional staff member.

Employer: Oakland University - Sociology & Anthropology Expires: 11/16/2025 The Social Work Program Student Research and Administration Assistant supports the academic and administrative operations of Social Work. This role assists in research activities, grant coordination, data management, and program administration related to student success, and workforce development initiatives. Assist with data collection, entry, and analysis for program evaluations, accreditation reports, and grant-funded projects.Conduct literature reviews, summarize findings, and prepare reference materials for faculty-led research and grant proposals.Assist in preparing communications, newsletters, and correspondence with students, faculty, and partner agencies.Support scheduling, minute-taking, and follow-up for program and committee meetings.Monitor deadlines, collect required documentation from participants, and maintain accurate records for reporting purposes.