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Provides administrative and academic support for the Computer Science department, including document processing, data entry, campus deliveries, event assistance, office and lab organization, customer service, inventory management, and special projects. The role is designed for currently enrolled Federal Work-Study students and offers a flexible 10–20 hour weekly schedule around classes.

Supports the Dean’s Office by collecting, cleaning, analyzing, and presenting enrollment, faculty workload, academic program, and survey data. Builds Excel datasets, dashboards, visualizations, and recurring reports using university systems such as WebFOCUS and Banner. Administers Qualtrics surveys, validates and documents data, responds to analytical requests, identifies trends and inconsistencies, and communicates findings to college leadership while maintaining confidentiality and data security.

Supports marketing initiatives for the College of Humanities, Social Sciences and Arts, including administering social media, creating print and digital marketing materials, managing webpages, and providing photography and video support. The role involves advertising, promotions, branding, campus outreach, email marketing, and deadline-oriented creative production. Strong communication, social media analytics, computer, and Adobe Creative Cloud skills are required, along with active graduate student status at Texas A&M University-Commerce.

Provide teaching and teaching-related support for undergraduate art courses: grade and record assignments, prepare and proctor exams, develop teaching materials, hold office hours, assist faculty in lectures and labs, and perform related administrative duties.

Welcome and assist visitors to the Student Engagement office, answer phones, provide information about events/resources, support staff with projects and errands, handle mail/packages, complete assigned training, follow department policies, and work up to 19 hours/week. Position is work-study only, starting at $10/hour.

Provide instructional support to faculty by assisting with teaching duties: leading sessions, grading, proctoring, preparing materials, holding office hours, and supporting students to gain teaching experience.

Assist faculty with teaching music courses and labs, grade assignments and exams, support large lectures or online courses, and perform duties attached to specific courses. May assist zero-credit labs under direct supervision and complete required safety and supervision training. Employment contingent on credential verification and criminal history check.

Student worker supporting Alumni Engagement by providing front-desk customer service, answering phones, performing administrative tasks (data entry, filing), and assisting with alumni events and projects.

Graduate Assistant (Teaching) supporting Visual Communication: 20 hours/week assisting teaching and administrative tasks for the Department of Art. Must be an Art major, admitted to Graduate School, in good standing with a minimum graduate GPA of 3.00, and registered each term. Compensation: $4,000 per semester ($2,666 for summer) plus tuition waiver up to six credits. Onsite in Dallas; employment contingent on criminal history check.

Provide front-office administrative and receptionist support for the Art Visual Communication department: greet visitors, handle calls and emails, schedule meetings, manage records, assist with events, process mail and supplies, perform data entry, prepare documents, and support faculty and department leadership.