Jobs at University of Wisconsin – Superior

Scans grade rosters and student files into PointDocs, mails transcripts and diplomas, alphabetizes and files records, and performs other administrative duties. The role requires attention to detail, professionalism, and preferably knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. It is a student hourly position requiring 10–15 hours weekly, with long-term commitment and work-study preferred.

Accession, process, preserve, index, and make archival collections available. Assist with cataloging, preservation, and access tasks following archival procedures and university policies.

Provides administrative and exam-support services for the Disability Resource Center. Duties include training students on accommodations and assistive technology, scheduling exams, greeting and monitoring test-takers, preparing exam rooms, proctoring, delivering completed exams, answering phones and emails, scheduling appointments, producing alternate-format textbooks, and completing clerical tasks.

Stocks and organizes merchandise in the Lower DeBot Marketplace, maintains shelves, coolers, displays, and storage areas, assists customers, receives and records inventory, identifies replenishment needs, handles damaged goods, and installs promotional signage. The role also requires cleaning, safety compliance, mandatory meetings and trainings, and adherence to University Dining policies.

Facilitates reading discussion groups, assigns weekly writing, maintains course records, communicates with tutoring staff, attends training and meetings, follows program procedures, supports student learning, and submits accurate time records and paperwork.

Supervise and coordinate intramural competitive sports programs, including scheduling leagues and tournaments, managing and training officials, overseeing recreation facilities, organizing events, conducting captain meetings, recruiting participants, handling discipline, and completing required documentation. The role requires 10–20 hours weekly, including nights and weekends, and reports to Campus Recreation leadership.

Supports the baseball program by setting up and organizing equipment and facilities for practices and games. Assists with practice operations, pitching machines, drills, game-day charts, and equipment maintenance. Collects practice and game data and records video for analysis. Employment requires a criminal background check and verification of legal authorization to work in the United States.

Plan, lead, evaluate, and clean up outdoor adventure trips and programs. Instruct participants in outdoor skills, communicate trip policies, market programs, maintain gear-use records, assist with gear replacement evaluation, and support climbing wall operations. The role requires strong communication, organization, conflict resolution, current or obtainable First Aid/CPR/AED certification, vehicle authorization, and active UWS student status.

Officiate intramural sports contests, keep scores and accurate statistics, set up and break down equipment, complete risk and liability reports, attend required training, recruit participants, support marketing, and provide excellent customer service while working autonomously.

Supervises Superior Adventures and climbing wall staff; supports hiring, training, scheduling, and evaluations. Assists with outdoor gear rentals, skill clinics, wilderness trips, climbing wall programming, promotion, communications, policies, and disciplinary processes. Manages equipment inventory, maintenance, retirement, and replacement while participating in campus recreation leadership and staff development activities.

Supports the Advancement Office and UW-Superior Alumni & Friends Foundation through database data entry and maintenance, event registration and support, basic bookkeeping, alumni archival research, mailings, event setup and takedown, and general office tasks. The role requires Microsoft Office/365 proficiency, confidentiality, adherence to security guidelines, and occasional evening or weekend event work.

Provides logistical support for departmental teaching, research, and service activities, including photocopying and scanning. Reviews and modifies Canvas courses and files for digital accessibility, and publicizes departmental programs, courses, and events.

Grades homework, quizzes, and laboratory assignments for Engineering Physics courses; maintains accurate work logs; collaborates with supervising faculty and academic staff; and completes mandatory grader training. Applicants must be current students with a minimum 3.0 GPA, Engineering Physics major, and at least a B- in the course they will grade.

Supports theater box office and front-of-house operations by managing reservations, cash and credit transactions, performance reports, patron communications, marketing materials, displays, and promotional outreach. Assists with scenic and costume shops, rehearsals, green room organization, and general theater operations. Requires evening and weekend availability during productions and occasional additional hours for preparation and rehearsals.

Operates cameras and streaming controls for UW-Superior athletic events, manages live broadcasts, uploads short-form social media videos, and assists with equipment setup, cleaning, and maintenance. Training is provided. The role requires variable weekly hours, including nights, weekends, and holiday breaks, with a minimum of 5 and maximum of 25 hours per week.

Supports theatre productions by organizing, fitting, altering, constructing, repairing, laundering, and tracking costumes. Assists backstage with quick changes, rehearsals, performances, production strikes, and shop maintenance. May also support scene shop, props, scenery, equipment rentals, box office, and ushering. Requires basic sewing skills, organization, reliability, flexibility for evening and weekend work, and the ability to perform physical tasks safely.

Provide live audio play-by-play commentary for university sports video streams. Must know sports terminology, pronounce names correctly, be professional and punctual, and work nights and weekends as scheduled.

Officiate and score intramural sports, enforce rules fairly, manage jersey numbers, address sportsmanship issues, injuries, and protests, and maintain a safe participant environment. Assist supervisors with facility setup and cleanup. Work at least four games weekly, attend required meetings and events, and complete CPR, AED, First Aid, and applicable concussion training within eight weeks.

Graduate student clerkship supporting Communication Sciences and Disorders faculty and staff through grading, laboratory assistance, classroom instruction, clinic office duties, supply inventory, appointment scheduling, and research projects. Applicants must be admitted to the UW-Stevens Point CSD graduate program, maintain good academic standing with at least a 3.0 GPA, and meet minimum enrollment requirements.

Provide live public address announcements for select university home sporting events. Must speak confidently, know sports, and attend most home games. Position is student hourly and includes background check and work authorization requirements.