The Student Involvement teams serve an important role in meeting the mission of Campus Life in creating an environment of success for student groups and the activities they sponsor at Washington University. The Student Involvement Graduate Programming Assistant is a graduate assistant position that provides hands-on professional development for a graduate or professional student, contributing to the strategic planning, coordination, and assessment of programming for the WashU graduate and professional student population while building competencies in program management, communication, and …

Assists Zebrafish Technicians with maintaining zebrafish facility operations by following standard protocols to ensure optimal fish health and equipment functionality. Includes assistance with monitoring environmental conditions, sanitizing tanks, and operating cleaning equipment. Responsibilities Washes and cleans/sterilizes tanks and other equipment. Operates cleaning equipment including washer and autoclave. Maintains and harvests saltwater rotifers and stocks young zebrafish larvae on nursery system. Exchange lids on tanks. Records daily light, temperature and humidity controls. Records water quality which includes pH, conductivity, and temperature. …

Event Student Connector Role in the School of Public Health Student Connectors at the School of Public Health in the Special Projects Unit (SPU) support convenings, and other special events within the Dean’s Office at the Bursky School of Public Health. This is an opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience working across the School while developing practical skills in communications and event coordination. Event Student Connectors work closely with the Special Projects Unit and have opportunities to interact with …

The Student Involvement teams serve an important role in meeting the mission of Campus Life in creating an environment of success for student groups and the activities they sponsor at Washington University. The Student Involvement Graduate Programming Assistant is a graduate assistant position that provides hands-on professional development for a graduate or professional student, contributing to the strategic planning, coordination, and assessment of programming for the WashU graduate and professional student population while building competencies in program management, communication, and …

Position Title: WordPress (in Pressbooks) Designer and Digital Publishing Assistant Academic Level: This position is open to all students. Department: Program in Germanic Languages and Literatures, WashU Location: Department Location: Ridgley Hall, Danforth Campus Daily Job Location: A majority of the job duties can be conducted virtually, with occasional in-person meetings in Ridgley Hall or Olin Library. Department Overview: The Program in Germanic Languages and Literatures at Washington University offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in German. Faculty expertise spans …

Well-Being Wednesday Ambassadors work collaboratively with Campus Life to design, plan, and implement meaningful and relevant Well-Being Wednesday programs and engagement experiences for the Washington University community throughout the academic year. Primary Responsibilities Plan, research, design, and implement a minimum of twelve (12) Well-Being Wednesday Programs in each semester that provides engagement and involvement from the student body. WBW Ambassadors will work collaboratively with Campus Life to assign staffing to events, facilitate the event planning process, work assignments, etc. Collaborate …

Student Connector Role in the School of Public Health Student Connectors at the School of Public Health in the Special Projects Unit (SPU) support a wide range of strategic projects, convenings, and initiatives within the Dean’s Office at the Bursky School of Public Health. This is an opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience working across the School while developing practical skills in project management, research, communications, event coordination, and stakeholder engagement. Student Connectors work closely with the Special Projects …

This is an apprenticeship role. This entry-level position is responsible for learning to master standard, entry level research skills and the ability to assist with laboratory duties in a research setting; learn to perform routine research tasks with direction from the supervisor, manager, or higher-level technician. This position works in a laboratory environment with potential exposure to blood-borne pathogens, and biological and chemical hazards. The individual must be physically able to wear protective equipment and there is a possibility this …

Eligibility This position is only offered to WashU undergraduate students who are 18 years or older and Federal Work Study (FWS) eligible. To check your FWS eligibility, log in to NetPartner and view your financial aid package. If the FWS is explicitly listed, then you are eligible. About the Program America Reads is a nationwide initiative built upon Federal Work Study, offering in-person tutoring to primary and secondary schools. In collaboration with Campus Y, WashU America Reads sends tutors into …