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Provides part-time undergraduate learning support in EECS courses through mentoring, discussion board assistance, rubric-based grading, lab and recitation support, and participation in TA meetings. Duties vary by course and may include special topics assistance. The role develops communication, critical thinking, teamwork, technology, leadership, professionalism, equity and inclusion, and career-development skills.

Supports engineering courses by completing training, holding office hours, grading, assisting with lab sessions, leading study sessions, tutoring, entering scores in Canvas, copying course materials, attending meetings, and mentoring fellow students. The role requires at least eight hours weekly and may take place in classrooms, laboratories, or offices.

Provide undergraduate academic advising focused on retention, degree completion, course planning, academic success, and career exploration. Monitor student progress, conduct proactive outreach, support students on academic warning or probation, explain academic requirements, connect students with university resources, maintain electronic advising records, and prepare reports. Collaborate with campus services and community partners, participate in orientations and recruiting events, and support diverse and underserved student populations.

Produces multimedia journalism for OSU student publications by pitching and researching stories, conducting interviews, writing accurate and objective coverage, and supporting print and online publishing. Covers breaking news, suggests photo and video enhancements, shares content on social media, meets deadlines, participates in editorial meetings, responds professionally to communications, and follows ethical, legal, inclusion, and publication standards.

Supports EECS faculty and PhD students with research activities, including literature and publication research, laboratory experimentation, lab setup and maintenance, data collection and analysis, and design, implementation, and testing across electrical engineering and computer science research areas. The role provides hands-on research laboratory experience, mentorship, orientation, and safety training as needed.

Facilitate student group learning in College of Science courses with faculty present, including classroom sessions, help sessions, office hours, and online settings. Prepare by meeting with course faculty, reviewing course materials, and completing required Learning Assistant training and orientation. Applicants must be enrolled students in good academic standing, meet enrollment requirements, complete relevant disciplinary coursework, and apply and be accepted to the Learning Assistant program.

Provides front-desk reception, customer service, mail and clerical support for an engineering school. Assists with teaching laboratory setup, teardown, equipment troubleshooting, maintenance, inventory, safety, and organization. Supports facilities tasks, events, equipment movement, and work orders while working professionally with faculty, staff, students, and visitors.

Supports undergraduate education in Civil and Construction Engineering through mentoring, checking coursework, holding office hours, assisting with labs, and attending teaching assistant meetings. Duties vary by course requirements. The role develops communication, critical thinking, teamwork, and leadership skills. Employment is part-time, requiring 5–20 hours weekly, and is subject to a criminal history check.

Provides executive operational and strategic leadership for Oregon State University’s Research Computing Office. Oversees service delivery, staff, budgets, service portfolios, sustainability models, research software engineering capabilities, governance, compliance, and security coordination. Develops partnerships with faculty, colleges, government, industry, and peer institutions; supports research funding; promotes adoption and inclusive participation; and represents the university in national research computing, AI, and cyberinfrastructure communities.

Serves as an elected graduate student representative in ASOSU, advocating for students through legislation, policy development, fiscal oversight, constituent engagement, outreach, committee participation, and university governance. The senator researches and drafts initiatives, reviews and votes on legislation and budgets, communicates with constituents, collaborates with campus partners, promotes inclusive democratic engagement, and upholds ASOSU rules, university policies, and applicable laws.