15 hours per week 

$12.00 an hour, Bookstore

Tanja Black: 864-424-8080, trblack@mailbox.sc.edu

 

Assist the bookstore manager with the day-to-day operations of the bookstore. Duties Include: 
1. Receiving, stocking, pricing, shelving, and selling merchandise. 
2. Help set up displays.
3. Clerical duties such as copying, answering the telephone, and greeting customers. 
4. Other duties as assigned by the Bookstore Manager. 

15 hours per week

$12.00 an hour, Main Building

Dr. Sarah Carter: 864-424-8051

Assist students with paper writing assignments by using a specific format & under the close 
training & supervision of the English Department.
Students should:
1. Keep scheduled hours as agreed upon by the SASC & English Departments.
2. Schedule appointments with students who need writing assistance.
3. Assist students with paper writing assignments.
4. Notify, in writing, the English Professor of the visit.
5. Keep records of visits for assessment.
6. Proficiency with M.L.A. guidelines is required.
7. Must have completed both English 101 and 102 with a grade of “A”.

15 hours per week 

$12.00 an hour, Student Lounge 

Tanja Black: 864-424-8080, trblack@mailbox.sc.edu

Duties include ensuring all students properly fill out the form when using the food pantry, keeping all refrigerator and freezer doors closed, helping manage inventory, stocking the pantry 
with weekly purchases and keeping shelves neat and in order, and giving suggestions to the supervisor of items needed and/or requested.

15 hours per week

$12.00 an hour, Student Lounge/Truluck Gym

Robert Overton: 864-424-8018

Duties include:

1. Wipe all tables and remove any trash left on tables in the lounge.

2. Straighten the couches and chairs in the lounge.

3. Wipe down couches as needed in the lounge.

4. Inspect pool tables and ping pong equipment. (Request replacements when needed)

5. Supervise all students using the lounge/gym. (No sitting on the backs of chairs, keep shoes off the couch, no loud and excessive music, no horseplay.)

6. All students using the gym during open gym time must sign in. The Gym Supervisor is responsible for keeping the list of students and turning them into their supervisor.

7. Report any equipment that needs to be fixed or repaired at the end of their shift.

 

15 hours per week

$12.000 an hour, Main Building

Dr. David Hudson:864-424-8083, Hudsondm@mailbox.sc.edu

 

The laboratory assistant position requires that the worker have some experience in science (at least a high school biology/chemistry course) and a high level of dependability/self-motivation. The duties include lab cleanup (washing dishes, sweeping floors, disposing of trash, etc.), lab preparation/setup, some preparation of solutions dependent on prior experience, and some clerical responsibilities (Xeroxing, filing, etc.). While this position would have many advantages for a student with a science major, the student is only required to have an interest in science and a willingness to learn some specialized techniques (including safety procedures).

15 hours per week

$12.00 an hour, Main Building

Dr. Phillips- Long:864-424-8016, PHILLI76@mailbox.sc.edu

The laboratory assistant position requires that the worker have some experience in science (at least a high school biology/chemistry course) and a high level of dependability/self-motivation. The duties include lab cleanup (washing dishes, sweeping floors, disposing of trash, etc.), lab preparation/setup, some preparation of solutions dependent on prior experience, and some clerical responsibilities (Xeroxing, filing, etc.). While this position would have many advantages for a student with a science major, the student is only required to have an interest in science and a willingness to learn some specialized techniques (including safety procedures).

15 hours per week

$12.00 an hour, Main Building

Robert Overton: 864-424-8018

Meet with students either on a one-on-one basis, conduct group study sessions, and /or assist drop-in students to give the assistance they need; ability to apply critical thinking skills and problem-solving skills to address student concerns, Assist students in the development of appropriate study skills, Assist with additional duties as needed, for example, receiving phone calls and taking messages, assisting during student orientations, organizing materials, completing equipment usage agreements for students.

 

15 hours per week

$12.00 an hour, Bell Street Campus

Cameron Coone: 864-426-4864, coone@mailbox.sc.edu

 

Answer phones, greet guests and visitors, make copies, scan documents, and help with orientations and other student-related events. Other duties as assigned.

14 hours per week

$13.00 an hour, Buffalo School Building

Tammy Fisher: 864-429-1730, tfisher_bes@union.k12.sc.us

Duties will include helping students in the area of literacy. Students will provide more individual help for students who have parents who cannot read, and other duties as assigned by 
the supervisor in the Multimedia Center.

14 hours per week

$13.00 an hour, Carnegie Library Building

Ceena Lloyd: 864-427-7140, clloyd@unionlibrary.org

 

Be able to provide help in the library through various duties such as light lifting up to 30 lbs., reaching, bending, pushing book carts, etc., as needed. Using the online circulation system, check books and other materials in or out. Assist with inventory of all library materials. Assist patrons in the use of the photocopier, the printer, and the online catalog and computers generally. Perform other duties as needed.

 

14 hours per week

$13.00 an hour, Monarch School Building

Cathy Poole: 864-429-1733, cpoole@union.k12.sc.us

Duties will include helping students in the area of literacy. Students will provide more individual help for students who have parents who cannot read, as well as other duties as 
assigned by the supervisor in the multimedia center.

14 hours per week

$13.00 an hour, First Steps

Nicole Glenn: 864-426-2519, nicoleglenn@unionfirststeps.org

 

Provides administrative support for all programs in a non-profit organization. Responsibilities can vary but generally include:

· Answering phone, keeping records, data entry

· Program management: assisting with planning and managing program events

· Outreach: assisting with program outreach efforts such as social media and community engagement