Position Overview: The Alcohol & Other Drugs (AOD) Education Coordinator supports the planning, implementation, and evaluation of campus-wide alcohol and substance use prevention initiatives. The graduate student in this position works closely with Health Promotion staff, primarily supervising and supporting the undergraduate AOD Peer Health Education (PHE) subgroup. This role advances a public health approach to harm reduction, policy education, and social norms marketing to promote student well-being. Additionally, this position offers a unique opportunity to increase subject-specific knowledge, public speaking skills, …

Position Overview: The Graduate Student Health Promotion Coordinator leads the planning, implementation, and evaluation of outreach initiatives designed specifically for graduate and professional students. This role supports population-level well-being strategies that address the unique stressors, identities, and experiences of WashU’s graduate community. The coordinator works collaboratively with campus partners to ensure programming is accessible, data-informed, and responsive to emerging needs. Additionally, this position offers a unique opportunity to increase subject-specific knowledge, public speaking skills, and leadership skills. Key Responsibilities: Education …

Position Overview: The Mental Health (MH) Promotion Coordinator supports campus-wide initiatives that promote emotional well-being, stress management, suicide prevention, and help-seeking behaviors. The graduate student in this position works closely with Health Promotion staff, primarily supervising and supporting the undergraduate MH Peer Health Education (PHE) subgroup. This role emphasizes upstream prevention, protective factors, and reducing stigma around mental health support. Additionally, this position offers a unique opportunity to increase subject-specific knowledge, public speaking skills, and leadership skills. Key Responsibilities: PHE Supervision & …

Position Overview: The Health Communication Coordinator (HCC) leads strategic communication efforts that advance campus-wide health promotion initiatives. The graduate student in this position works closely with Health Promotion staff, graduate assistants, and undergraduate Peer Health Educators (PHE). This role focuses on developing, implementing, and evaluating integrated communication strategies across digital, print, and in-person platforms to promote student well-being and resource awareness. Key Responsibilities: Strategic Communications Planning Support the development of a communications plan aligned with departmental priorities Create messaging frameworks grounded …

The Chalker Lab is looking for students to assist in basic laboratory activities. The activities include preparing media and other lab reagents, sterilizing glassware, and assisting with basic lab procedures including DNA preparation and preparing cells for long term storage. The person in this role will also assist in the packing of science kits for use by secondary school teachers. Opportunities are available to assist with other lab research as time permits. Preferred skills: Basic familiarity or willingness to learn …

Assist with event coverage, guest services, and operations during university athletic events and facility rentals. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Includes the following, other duties may be assigned: Assist with planning and coordination of university athletic events Assist with management of day-of-event tasks and responsibilities Assist with set-up/tear-down of event materials as needed Assist with general guest questions and concerns during events Ensure university safety and security policies and procedures are followed Secure and manage athletic facilities Maintain a high level …

The Shift Lead is a full-time position in the department of Conference Services that books and manages approximated 90 conferences every summer to fill the 5,000 beds used by Residential Life to house students both on and off campus during the academic year. This position reports to the Assistant Manager and is key to providing the excellent customer service 24 hours a day, seven days a week for which this program is known.

Conference Assistants serve as the first point of contact for summer guests and program participants staying on campus. They are responsible for providing excellent customer service, assisting with check-in/check-out, supporting housing operations, and ensuring smooth coordination of events. This position is ideal for students interested in hospitality, event management, or customer service.

The Office of Recreation is seeking enthusiastic and dependable Swim Instructors to join our Aquatics team. Swim Instructors play a key role in helping participants build confidence, comfort, and skills in the water while creating a positive and welcoming pool environment. This job is eligible for both federal work study and non-federal work study students. We are looking for individuals who are assertively friendly, communicate clearly, demonstrate attention to detail, and take initiative. Prior teaching or certification experience is not …