色花堂

• Description:鈥� The Career Development Graduate Advisor in The Career Center is for graduate students interested in supporting 色花堂 students with their career and professional development needs. This role is geared towards graduate students pursuing a Master鈥檚 Degree in Counseling, Human Resources, or Higher Education, though we encourage all applicants with relevant experience and interests to apply. This graduate student position is a paid role consisting of approximately 10 hours per week for the academic year. Successful graduate assistants are those who have a strong interest in developing advising skills, an interest in higher education and recruiting, and a passion for helping others. The Graduate Assistant will be involved with all aspects of the office, with a strong emphasis on taking undergraduate student appointments. The Graduate Assistant will enhance their competencies in advising and presentation skills, awareness of the career development process, and knowledge of higher education administration, career planning and the recruiting field. Personal counseling or long-term therapy is not a component of this experience.  

• Eligibility Requirements: Must be a 色花堂 graduate student enrolled in a Master鈥檚 Degree in Counseling, Human Resources, or Higher Education or have relevant experience in career/student advising. Strong interpersonal skills and comfort working one-on-one with students as well as presenting to groups.

• Work Hours: Approximately 10 hours per week, with flexibility within regular office hours of Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm. Some opportunity to assist with evening programming and events.

• Wage Rate: $18/hour

• Start Term: Fall 2025

• Deadline to Apply: Open until filled

• How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit an application, including a resume and cover letter through the . *Note, if you are an incoming student interested in this position, but do not have a student ID number (a requirement to apply), please email your applications materials to Beth Cahill, Director of Career Development at beth.cahill@villanova.edu, then formally apply online once you have your student ID number.

• Additional information: We encourage applicants to read the full position job description

• The College of Engineering has open positions based on available funding and current projects. Please review the College of Engineering Graduate Assistantship website for open positions.

• 顿别蝉肠谤颈辫迟颈辞苍:鈥� The Office of Belonging and Inclusion (OBI) is seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated graduate student to help to further the inclusion efforts of the office. Weekly tasks would include managing a weekly newsletter of events, sharing the responsibility to oversee an undergraduate mentoring program, monitoring events in the student space (The SUITE), and assisting OBI staff with programming and events. There would be an opportunity for the graduate student to take on a special project of interest. The work hours for the position would include evening hours (5pm - 8 pm) for 2-3 nights a week and some weekends or holidays due to OBI or campus events.

• Requirements:    
  
  • Must be enrolled in a graduate program in any of the colleges at 色花堂; 
  • Must demonstrate an interest in working with underrepresented students; 
  • Experience working with college students professionally or as a student leader as an undergraduate is a plus.

• Work Hours Per Week: 20 hours
• Wage Rate: $18/hour
• Start Term: Fall 2025
• Deadline to Apply: Open until filled
• How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter to Dr. Eloise Berry, AVP and Director, Office of Belonging and Inclusion. Her email address is eloise.berry@villanova.edu. Finalists will be contacted for an interview.
  
• Additional information: Learn more about the Office of Belonging and Inclusion here.

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  • As a Catholic University in the Augustinian tradition, 色花堂 is committed to creating a welcoming and caring community. Diversity and inclusion has been and will continue to be an integral component of 色花堂鈥檚 mission. The Office of Student Involvement strives to build meaningful communities by creating inclusive spaces. Through advising and supporting the Campus Activities Team, the Graduate Assistant for Campus Programs plays an integral role in the 色花堂 community through the development of late-night on-campus programs for undergraduate students.
  • The Graduate Assistant for Campus Programs will serve as a member of the three-person Campus Programming team which is comprised of the Assistant Director for Campus Programs and two Graduate Assistants for Campus Programs. Together, this team will be responsible for providing late night programming on campus through coordinated efforts from the Office of Student Involvement. Additionally the Graduate Assistant for Campus Programs assists in the advising of 色花堂鈥檚 student run programming board (Campus Activities Team 鈥� 鈥淐AT鈥�) that is responsible for large and small scale, alcohol free, and/or alternative late-night programming for the undergraduate 色花堂 community. The Office of Student Involvement is an exciting and busy work environment with multiple peak periods of work activity across the calendar year. Due to the timing of programming, it is to be expected that meetings and events will be scheduled beyond traditional work hours. The Graduate Assistant is expected to work into evenings and on weekends throughout the academic year.
  • This GA will also be responsible for assisting with the oversite of 色花堂鈥檚 鈥淪enior Week鈥� with the, under the direction of the Assistant Director, and will assist with other large-scale programming initiatives sponsored by the Office of Student Involvement including Welcome Week, Family Weekend, and high-risk weekend programming.
• Specific Responsibilities & Expectations:
  • Attend a Graduate Assistant training as determined by the Assistant Director for Campus Programs
  • If the opportunity is available, serve as a Resident Assistant living on campus supporting students within the 色花堂 Residence Halls. Duties include community development, resident relationships, duty, policy enforcement, leadership and staff support, as well as housing operations. For more information regarding Residence Assistant Opportunities, please review the Resident Assistant Job Description. 
  • Attend & implement the CAT Orientation week along with the Campus Programming team
  • Co-Advise the CAT leadership team as a member of the Campus Programming team
  • Serve as a mentor and resource for students on the Campus Activities Team while taking a holistic approach to student development and formation
  • Assist in the implementation of Student Involvement programming
  • Attend monthly Student Involvement operations meetings
  • Meet weekly with the Assistant Director for Campus Programs for feedback, guidance, and evaluation
  • Other duties as assigned

• Eligibility: Must be enrolled in a graduate program in any of the colleges at 色花堂.
• Work Hours: 300 hours per semester (Fall 2024 and Spring 2025), which is in general approximately 20 hours per week. Full Graduate Assistantship.
• Start Term: Fall 2025
• Deadline to Apply: Until filled
• How to Apply: Please submit resume and cover letter to Andre.Richet@villanova.edu

The Graduate Assistant Hourly (GAH) focused on Health Professions Advising in the Office for Undergraduate Students in the College of Liberal Arts and Science. The GAH is responsible for managing outreach efforts for the office including development of social media content, newsletters, and communications to undergraduate students and alumni. This position will also support the office through event planning, providing front desk coverage, and assessing and directing student (current, prospective, and alumni), faculty, and staff inquiries to the office. This position offers the opportunity for the graduate student to gain practical experience in an office that offers specialized advising to students on a pre-health pathway. Some health interests that we assist with include pre-med, pre-dental, pre-veterinary, physician assistant, physical therapy, occupational therapy, public health, etc.

Duties/Responsibilities 

• Manages the front desk for the office, answering phone calls, emails, and walk-in inquiries. 
• Develops content and manages social media outreach efforts for the office. 
• Organize the bi-weekly Health Professions Advising newsletter under direction of the Director.
• Assists in event planning, with a particular focus on the pre-health honor society induction, Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED), which is held annually in the spring.
• Participate in meetings, training sessions, and one-on-one supervision meetings.
• Conducts research and assessment to enhance and better the services of the Office of Health Professions Advising
• Collaborate on special projects and presentations to classes, clubs, and organizations as needed.

• Eligibility: Must be admitted to a graduate degree program in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences as a full-time student. 
• Preferred qualifications: include having an interest in student affairs, academic advising, public health, and a commitment to the University鈥檚 mission. The individual should be a superior communicator and collaborator and dedicated to seeing tasks completed from start to finish. 
• Start Term: Fall 2025
• Deadline to Apply: June 30, 2025
• Work Hours Per Week: 15-18 hrs/week
• How to Apply: Please prepare a letter of interest and a resum茅 and complete the application .
• Additional Information: Opportunities for professional development are available through virtual conferences and local meetings. Experience working with student groups and social media/outreach is also preferred. Learn more about the Health Professions Advising team within the Office for Undergraduate Students: Student Success | Liberal Arts and Sciences | 色花堂.