Student Employment
Eastern Oklahoma State College offers on-campus employment to students each semester. Employment opportunities are available in the form of Federal College Work-Study or Regular College Employment.
Benefits of On-Campus Employment
- Convenient location
- Flexible work hours
- Opportunity to work in departments/divisions tied to your career goals
STEP 1
Before completing the online employment application, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and have a completed Financial Aid file with Eastern.
Federal Work-Study
Federal Work-Study (FWS) provides part-time employment for students who are enrolled at least half-time and demonstrate financial need. The maximum amount a recipient can earn under this federal program is determined by his/her financial need and availability of funds.
Students work around their class schedule and are limited to a certain number of hours each week. Students must also maintain satisfactory academic progress to be allowed to continue working on the Federal Work-Study program. Funding for the Federal Work-Study program is allocated by the government. Once all the funds for the institution have been awarded, no more students can participate that year.
After completing the FAFSA, you can check Self-Service for your Financial Aid status to see if an award has been granted.
Regular College Employment
Regular College Employment (RCE) is an institutionally funded financial aid program that provides part-time on-campus employment opportunities for students who are not otherwise eligible for Federal Work-Study.
Students work around their class schedule and are limited to a certain number of hours each week. Students must also maintain satisfactory academic progress to be allowed to continue working on the RCE program. These funds are limited. Wage expenses for these positions are funded through the hiring department’s operating budget.
STEP 2
Once you have completed the FAFSA and verified the type of work you are eligible to apply for, you can complete the online application below. Be sure to select which departments and/or on-campus positions you are interested in. Not all positions posted may be available at the time of application.
STEP 3
The Student Employment Coordinator will forward your application to the departments you selected. The department supervisor will contact you directly if they are interested in interviewing you for that position.
STEP 4
If you are hired for a Student Employment position, you will need to submit the following information to the Student Employment Coordinator (Enrollment Center, First Floor Library Building) before you can begin work.
- A valid photo ID (driver’s license, student ID, etc.)
- Original Social Security Car (a copy or photo cannot be accepted)
- Voided check or official bank document with account and routing number printed on it. If you are using the Herring Bank debit card issued to you (Mountaineer Card), please provide the banking information from Herring Bank used to set up your direct deposit.
STEP 5
Before you begin work, review the Student Employment Handbook on your own or with your supervisor. Students will also be required to submit their hours worked by the due date. Supervisors will provide additional information.
On-Campus Student Employment Job Descriptions
Not all positions posted may be available at the time of application. EOSC faculty and staff who want to add or change their jobs descriptions can complete the Student Employment Job Posting form.
Administrative Offices & Departments
Position Title |
Job Description & Requirements |
Location |
Supervisor |
Office Assistant – Affairs |
Everything clerical, assist with activities, customer service etiquette, be able to lift 40 lbs. |
Library & Administration Building |
Kyle Foster |
Foundation / Alumni Assistant |
Everything clerical, able to lift boxes, must be flexible with schedule allowing more time for Homecoming Week and Sapphire Ball |
Student Center |
Teresa Brady |
Library Assistant |
Shelve books, process mail, answer the switchboard, general computer knowledge, good customer service skills. Consistency in work hours is essential. |
Library & Administration Building |
Maria Martinez |
Office Assistant - Business Office |
General office duties, to include: filing alphabetically & numerically, computer skills for data entry, phone skills to verify addresses, use copy machine, run ID machine, envelope stuffing, and other duties as needed. Professional appearance required. Consistency in work hours essential. |
Library & Administration Building |
Angela McAlister |
Office Assistant - Veterans Affairs |
File VA paperwork, use copier machine, handle mail. Must uphold strict confidentiality. |
Library & Administration Building |
Melanie Sims |
Office Assistant - Campus Police |
Assist campus police with enforcement and activities. No physical handicap due to safety concerns. |
Student Center |
Alton Jones |
Office Assistant - Financial Aid |
Professional appearance, typing, file alphabetical, answer phone, handle mail, fax, use of copy machine, confidentiality. Good customer service skills necessary. |
Library & Administration Building |
Patricia Rector |
Office Assistant - Testing |
Everything clerical, assist with checking in students. |
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Office Assistant - Scholarships |
Professional appearance, typing, file alphabetical, answering switchboard, handle mail, fax, use of copy machine. Assist with checking students in, answering the phone, and directing visitors at Enrollment Center desk. Must have customer service skills and extreme confidentiality. |
Library & Administration Building |
Dayna Bills |
Office Assistant - President's Office |
Professional appearance, dependable, accurate, type, file, strong telephone and computer skills, use of copier, fax, scanner, and printer. Cover the office at times. Assist with scholastic contest. Must submit resume and list of days/hours available to work when applying. |
Library & Administration Building |
Candace Raney |
Mountaineer Radio Intern |
Good speaking voice, strong communication skills, assist with live broadcasts, attend promo events, download songs and programs for on-air use. Prefer a mass communication student. |
Baker Hall |
Kade Reed |
Office Assistant - Housing |
Resourceful person with knowledge of EOSC, check rooms, maintain lobby, report violations, and enforce rules. |
Library & Administration Building |
Lucas Hedgecock |
Office Assistant - TRiO Student Support Services |
File, clean, run errands, and make posters. Must exhibit confidentiality and be able to lift boxes. |
Johnston Hall |
Cynthia Valenzuela |
Tutor - TRiO Student Support Services |
Tutor, clean labs, keep accurate documentation, good communication skills. Must have A or B in subject area. Will need to get instructor recommendation on form supplied during application process. |
Johnston Hall |
Paige Mouser |
Physical Plant – Maintenance |
Assist with all maintenance duties, including outdoor maintenance. Must be able to deal with temperature and outside elements. |
Physical Plant |
Lance Howard |
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Position Title |
Job Description & Responsibilities |
Location |
Supervisor |
Agriculture Lab Assistant |
Prepare lab, physical labor, dependable transportation, dig soil judging pits. Prefer Ag major. |
Baker Hall 100 |
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Agriculture Office Assistant |
Use basic office skills, typing, paperwork, etc. Prefer Ag Major. |
Baker Hall 100 |
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Meat Processing Assistant |
Assist with meat packaging, processing, and cleaning. Prefer meat science major. |
Meats Lab |
Charles Sorrell |
Meat Processing & Food Safety Office Assistant |
Use basic office skills, typing, paperwork, etc. Prefer meat science major |
Baker Hall 103 |
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Greenhouse Assistant |
Water, weed, repot, and prune plants. Assist with sales and FFA interscholastic contest. Prefer student with greenhouse experience. |
Baker Hall 104 |
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Horticulture Assistant |
Maintain aquaponics grow system, cashier, plant, water, fertilize, clean, assist with classes, grade, and file paperwork. |
Baker Hall 104 |
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Animal Science Office Assistant |
Maintain neat workplace, grade papers, and assist with activities. Prefer Ag major. MUST be a Sophomore and on livestock judging team. |
Baker Hall 101 |
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General Farm Laborer |
Paint, weed-eat, work & feed cattle/pigs, cut brush with chainsaw. Must have a valid driver’s license, operate tractors. Prefer Ag major. |
Farm |
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Position Title |
Job Description & Requirements |
Location |
Supervisor |
Office Assistant – Athletics |
Help with setting up for events, encouraging participation, distributing fliers and other materials, etc. |
Field House |
Melissa Junell |
Women's Basketball Assistant |
Laundry, film games, computer knowledge for statistics. Use of copying machines and some paperwork. Prefer women’s basketball player. |
Field House |
Al Davis |
Men's Basketball Assistant |
Assist head coach in all aspects of program. Prefer men’s basketball player. |
Field House |
Tim Miser |
Softball Assistant |
Softball field and equipment maintenance. Work concession stand during all softball events. Prefer female softball player. |
Field House |
Kendra Whisenhunt |
Baseball Assistant |
Baseball field maintenance. Work gate and concession stand at all baseball events, monitor weight-room as assigned. Prefer male baseball player. |
Field House |
Drew Sebastian |
Women's Soccer Assistant |
Maintain field and equipment, other duties as assigned. |
Sullivan Hall |
Jake Cottage |
Men's Soccer Assistant |
Maintain field and equipment, other duties as assigned. |
Sullivan Hall |
Jake Cottage |
Lifeguard |
Lifeguard with current certificate. |
Field House |
Melissa Junell |
Behavioral & Social Sciences Division
Position Title |
Job Description & Requirements |
Location |
Supervisor |
Office Assistant - Political Science/History |
Grade, file, type, handle mail, run errands, use of copy machine, computer, and good communication skills. |
Baker Hall |
Cathy Cogburn |
Office Assistant – Criminal Justice |
Copy, run errands, phones, file, proctor test, knowledge of computers, e-mail, and Microsoft Office |
Mitchell Hall |
Chad Brown |
Office Assistant - Social Sciences |
File, grade, run errands, answer phone, computer skills. Must be people-friendly, dependable, and trustworthy. |
Mitchell Hall |
Paul Wills |
Office Assistant - Psychology |
Answer phones, make copies, assist with Scantron, help with Social Science Club |
Mitchell Hall |
Paul Wills |
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Position Title |
Job Description & Requirements |
Location |
Supervisor |
Business Admin - Office Assistant |
File, use of copy machine, familiar with Microsoft Word, ability to maintain confidentiality and strong work ethic. |
Mitchell Hall |
Brenda Strange |
Computer Science - Office Assistant |
Grade, use of copy machine, phone, type, be reliable. Must have completed CIS 1113. |
Mitchell Hall |
Brenda Strange |
Computer Lab Assistant |
General maintenance of computers, tutor for computer app class, be dependable. Must have completed CIS 1113. |
Mitchell Hall |
Brenda Strange |
Accounting Tutor |
Must have taken 2 accounting classes, be able to use Excel, tutor, assist with office tasks. |
Mitchell Hall |
Brenda Strange |
Language, Humanities & Education Division
Position Title |
Job Description & Requirements |
Location |
Supervisor |
Honors Assistant |
General office duties, assist in preparing for events. |
Pratt Hall |
Jason Miller |
Office Assistant – English |
General office assistant. Filing, copying, organizing. |
Pratt Hall |
John Garofoli |
Office Assistant - Mass Communication |
General office duties. |
Baker Hall |
Kristen Turner |
Office Assistant - Music |
Assist with making files and copies of music. Help with set up and break down of classroom for band and choir. Computer and music knowledge necessary. |
Pratt Hall |
Amy Swain |
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Position Title |
Job Description & Requirements |
Location |
Supervisor |
Office Assistant |
Typing, filing, answer phones, computer skills, run errands. Use copier, fax, scanner, and printer. |
McAlester Campus |
Kelly Bogard |
Tutor - Student Support Services |
Be able to tutor in all core subjects. Need to have at least a B average in subject being tutored. |
McAlester Campus |
Paige Mouser |
Computer Lab Assistant |
Assist with Blackboard and Self Service, knowledge of Microsoft Office. Must be reliable and work evenings. |
McAlester Campus |
John Allen |
Office Assistant - Respiratory Therapy |
Use of copy machine, computer, and good communication skills. Ability to maintain confidentiality and strong work ethic. Ability to organize and implement order. Must be enrolled in Respiratory Therapy program in good standing with high respect for professional standards. |
McAlester Campus |
Dr. Peggy Spears |
Science & Mathematics Division
Position Title |
Job Description & Requirements |
Location |
Supervisor |
Biology Lab Assistant |
Assist with lab setup and cleanup, office work. |
Sullivan Hall |
Dr. Andrea Green |
Chemistry Lab Assistant |
Knowledge of science lab equipment. Conduct inventory and stock supplies. |
Sullivan Hall |
Dr. Krishna Bastola |
Astronomy / Physics Assistant |
General lab work, set up equipment for labs, design construction of equipment, testing and troubleshooting new experiments. |
Sullivan Hall |
Dr. Mike Nealon |
Mathematics Lab Assistant / Tutor |
Grade, tutor math. Some clerical duties. |
Sullivan Hall |
Kathy Howe |
Mathematics Office Assistant / Tutor |
Grade, clerical duties. Ability to tutor algebra and trigonometry. Must have completed MATH1513. |
Sullivan Hall |
Philip Hawthorne |
Contact
Dayna Bills
Enrollment Center, First Floor Library
918.465.1795
Fax: 918.465.4460
dbills@eosc.edu |