Fws-Career Readiness Peer-Oce Internships
Job Title FWS-Career Readiness Peer-OCE Internships Job ID 17734 Location USF Tampa Full/Part Time Part-Time Regular/Temporary Temporary About Student Employment At the University of South Florida, approximately 17% of the on-campus jobs are funded by Federal Work Study (FWS). FWS is awarded to eligible students who meet the March 1st priority deadline when completing their Free Application for Federal Financial Aid (FAFSA) application. The University Scholarships & Financial Aid Services Office (USFAS) determines student eligibility and makes student awards. More students are awarded than there are available jobs on campus; therefore, the process is competitive. On average, there are seven applicants for every FWS job opening. If you have an award, you are eligible to apply for any of the jobs listed as FWS. For more information on eligibility for FWS, please contact USFAS at http://usf.edu/finaid. For assistance with your job search, please contact the Career Services at http://www.usf.edu/career-services. Student Employment Hourly Wage: $9.00-$10.00/hour This position is part of the Engaged Student Employment initiative. This is an on-campus employment model designed to help students build their career readiness skills through meaningful and connected workplace experiences right here at USF! The student(s) hired into this role will have the opportunity to build their marketability and skills sets for future internships and jobs, be engaged in and have access to professional development training, have a means to archive their work and projects for others to see, and have continued coaching and support from their supervisor(s). The Office of Internships & Career Readiness serves the USF Tampa Campus; providing programs, resources and support for Internships, Co-operative Education, Student Employment and USFs Career Readiness Badging Program. The Career Readiness Badging Program is an on-line system through which students enter and enhance their USF journey by learning how to connect their work and experience to the competencies that employers desire. The program features 8 competencies and each competency includes a Learn It, Do It and a Show It section. The students employed to work with this program will assist other students in using the system, assess their Do It and Show It work based on response rubrics, and participate in events at which the program may be featured. To elaborate further, these positions will function as Career Readiness Badging Program ambassadors for the program on campus, and liaisons between the students engaged in the program and the professional staff Competency Champions. The students will assist with building the brand for the Career Readiness Badging Program on campus at various events/activities; providing CRB program orientation information/guidance; and screening work submitted for Do It and Show It components. Ongoing training and support will be provided by the OICR Graduate Assistant to help students learn more about the career readiness competencies (NACE), to understand and implement the assessor rubric information and student work expectations, and to develop written communication and coaching skills in response to student work submitted through the CRB program. Duties and Responsibilities: * Career Readiness Badging Program presentations to student groups, etc. * Participating in Career Readiness and/or related events by tabling and informing students about the program and how it works * Helping to assess student work, by screening work using a response matrix; helping to update the student work database; collaborating with the competency champion (professional staff) * Responding in a timely manner to students as part of the Badging team * Providing developmental feedback based on general rubric requirements; assisting the competency champion as needed/trained/able with student work assessment Average Number of Hours per Week: Maximum of 20 hours per week. Schedule: Flexible Minimum Qualifications: Applicant must have a current Federal Work Study (FWS) award for the current academic year in order to apply for this position. Applicants are asked to demonstrate proof of their FWS award by saving their Award Overview screen from OASIS as a print screen and then pasting it into a Word document and upload it as part of any additional required application materials. If other documents (in addition to your FWS award) are required as part of your application, you must upload ALL documents as one document. If you have questions, please contact Jennifer Utroska, Coordinator of Student Employment at jenniferu@usf.edu. **To access OASIS, log in to single sign-on at my.usf.edu > enter OASIS > choose Financial Aid from the menu > choose My Award and Loan Information > click the Award Overview tab > save this page. **Note: This page will include applicants loan, scholarship, and grant information. Preferred Qualifications: Applicants must be a sophomore or above, currently enrolled full-time, and in good academic standing. Student must maintain good academic standing throughout duration of employment. Successful candidates for the CR Peer role must: