Work-Study Positions

A Student Ambassador assists the Admissions Office with a variety of tasks including speaking with prospective students and parents about Hawkeye, helping with Experience Hawkeye visit days, giving tours to prospective students and parents, participating in student panels by answering prospective students’ questions, and helping with large group visits to campus. This position also helps with general office duties such as restocking materials, filing, answering phones and data entry. Some heavy lifting may be required. Students applying should have strong oral and written communication skills and ability to work with small and large groups of people. Dependability and flexibility are a must.

If you are interested in this position, please email Abigail Kopriva or call 319-296-2329 x1814.

Duties and Responsibilities: *Clean and sanitize equipment and meat lab * Prepare ingredients for processed meat Products * Cut and grind meat * Keep inventory up-to-date Qualifications: * Detail Oriented * Reliable * Able to Read recipes and accurately measure ingredients

If you are interested in this position, please email Dresden Wulf or call 319-296-2329 x 1084.

Employee duties and responsibilities: Check out photographic equipment to students. Assist Lab Tech with maintenance of equipment, labs, and studios. Filing paperwork, complete weekly inventory of equipment, and general cleaning. Position qualifications: Professional Photography student preferred or a person with general knowledge of photographic equipment and or general clerical skills helpful. Any knowledge of electronics or technical engineering is also helpful.

If you are interested in this position, please email Tyler Bellfy or call 319-296-4028.

Employee duties and responsibilities: Check out photographic/video equipment to students. Assist Lab Tech with maintenance of equipment, labs, and studios. Filing paperwork, complete weekly inventory of equipment, and general cleaning. Position qualifications: Digital Mass Media/Professional Photography student preferred or a person with general knowledge of photographic/video equipment and or general clerical skills helpful. Any knowledge of electronics or technical engineering is also helpful.

If you are interested in this position, please email Jared Cunningham or call 319-296-2320 x4028.

Student can take on one or two kinds of tasks, depending on their skills and interests. 1) Video production and editing. Professor will provide audio lectures in Philosophy and Ethics and will work with the student to plan and create video elements to accompany the lectures. Requires basic video editing skills and creativity. 2) Assisting with the creation of a Mental Health Support website for students at Hawkeye. We have all of the materials and sources for the website. We need someone to create and organize the materials for the site. Basic web design skills a requirement.

If you are interested in this position, please email Dan Nierling or call 319-296-1764.

Wearers of the RedTail Hawk mascot costume must: • Demonstrate enthusiasm, creativity, responsibility, spontaneity, and self-discipline • Have the physical capability to perform required actions, stunts, and activities • Positively interact well with children • Be within the size restrictions of the mascot costume: Height of 5’8”–6’0” and weight of no more than 190 pounds As Rusty the RedTail you will attend various athletic and community events where the mascot has been requested to appear.

If you are interested in this position, please email Michael Ellingson or call 319-296-4469.

The RedTail Hawk handler must: • Accompany the mascot to Hawkeye Community College Athletic events, as well as other events both on and off campus • Observe the crowd and environment for any safety issues and respond appropriately • Ensure the mascot stays on schedule at events • Observe the mascot’s body language for signs of stress and respond appropriately (e.g. enforce breaks) • Interact with fans in a friendly and knowledgeable manner Attend events in which Rusty the RedTail is requested to appear.

If you are interested in this position, please email Michael Ellingson or call 319-296-4469.

This position will assist Student Life by covering the front desk of the Health Education and Services Center (HESC), monitoring and controlling student/faculty/and guest access to the facility, answering phones, execute the emergency action plan, monitor and clean the weight room, and handout recreational equipment.

If you are interested in this position, please email Michael Ellingson or call 319-296-4469.

The Student Leadership Council represents and promotes the common interests and general welfare of the student body. SLC also assists Student Activities with planning various activities throughout the year, and provides students an opportunity to both volunteer and get paid while being involved on campus!

If you are interested in this position, please email Paige Bergmann or call 319-296-2329 x1018.

This position will assist Student Activities by covering the front desk of the Brock Student Center, answering phones, posting flyers and other materials throughout campus, checking out activity equipment, monitoring student scholarship pop can bins around campus, and other related tasks to ensure smooth day-to-day operation of the Brock Student Center. This position will also assist with many aspects of student events on campus to include but not limited to: designing promotional materials, set up/tear down, and any other duties as assigned. This position requires both physical and desk-orientated tasks, attention to detail and thoroughness, a pleasant and helpful demeanor when providing customer service, and a positive, adaptable attitude when completing a variety of tasks assigned by Student Activities staff.

If you are interested in this position, please email Paige Bergmann or call 319-296-2329 x1018.

Employee duties and responsibilities: Organize and update all tools, equipment and teaching aids. Keep shop clean and prepared for classes. Maintain equipment and tools as needed. Filing paperwork, complete weekly inventory of equipment, and general cleaning. Prepare teaching aids for upcoming classes. Other duties as assigned. Position qualifications: Enrolled in an industrial program; maintain a valid driver's license; flexibility in schedule for working needed times.

If you are interested in this position, please email Gerrot Jacobson or call 319-296-2329 x1759.

Support lead instructors in an automation and robotics training center to ensure students are actively engaged in learning. Provide organization, cleanliness, safety and inventory of technical equipment, tools and supplies. Assist in labs, such as: CNC Machining, CAD, Mechanical, Hydraulic, and Electrical Instrumentation, FANUC robotics, and Allen-Bradley PLCs. Qualifications: Career and/or education interest in Industry 4.0 technologies. Ability to work independently and follow oral and written instructions. Skill using Google Suite and/or other software with knowledge to troubleshoot technical problems. Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing. Ability to work with diverse populations, faculty, students and staff.

If you are interested in this position, please email Kent Wolfe or call 319-296-4447 x 3004.

Assist with scanning documents into File Director. Gather processes and procedures for Business & Community Education. Perform general office duties. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Familiar with Google Suite (Gmail, Docs, Sheets, etc) and MS Office programs (Word, Excel, etc). Able to do filing, alphabetizing and sorting

If you are interested in this position, please email Jill Schares or call 319-296-4301.

Computing/spread sheets, typing, filing, answer phones, switchboard, copy machine/fax and cashiering duties

If you are interested in this position, please email Laura  Thompson or call 319-296-2329 x1417.

*Positive interactions/engagement with children during free, learning and structure small and large group times. *Assist in preparation and clean up duties-meals, laundry, play areas, opening and closing duties, art areas, and nap times along with other areas as assigned *Assist in helping with preparation for education activities

If you are interested in this position, please email Penny Teisinger or call 319-296-4245.

Process all cassettes and individual items. Sterilize allindividual packages clean designated area of dispensary,clinic,lab,xray Check designated areas of dispensary,including prep of xray film packets and disposable cotton supplies Perform end of work session procedures as designated Confer with the program chair for additional duties related to sterilization protocols when routine procedures have been completed.

If you are interested in this position, please email Judy Poland or call 319-296-2329 x 1352.

Assist Farm Manager and Faculty with daily care of livestock and building maintenance. Duties include but are not limited to daily feeding and treatment of animals, cleaning and maintaining buildings, providing farm tours, assisting with animal science classes. Also required to alternate weekends and holiday breaks. Applicants must live at, or close to the Farm Lab, be able to work in extreme weather conditions and lift at least 50 pounds. Must possess excellent communication skills, and experience working with livestock. Free housing may be available on Farm.

If you are interested in this position, please email Andy Aronson or call 319-296-4251.

This position will assist in many ways: Perform daily office duties such as scanning, filing, shredding, and mailing of financial aid documentation. Assist the Loan Advisor in contacting previous and current Hawkeye students in an effort to prevent them from defaulting on their student loans. Assist the Outreach Advisor with making reminder phone calls to students. Create flyers for upcoming events and presentations, and assist at information tables and booths at campus sponsored events. Manage the front office by greeting students, taking messages, and answering basic financial aid questions while Financial Aid Office Staff are attending meetings. Perform other duties as assigned. Position Qualifications: Ability to use Microsoft Excel, Word, and Publisher. Data Entry skills are a must. Project a positive and professional image. Ability to handle highly confidential information and be able to work under pressure. Understanding of diverse groups, staff and students. Needs to be reliable, resourceful, self-motivated, have a positive attitude, willing to learn and to deal with various people/situations on the phone and in person. Communicate effectively both orally and in writing. Schedule: Availability to work Tuesday morning 8:00 – 10:00 AM is preferred but not required.

If you are interested in this position, please email Jeff Baker or call 319-296-2329 x1593.

Assist Humanities faculty to support various Humanities events, programs, and projects. May include advertising, event planning, social media, video production and editing, or research. Work will be assigned by different Humanities faculty members as needed and on the basis of the student's interests and skills.

If you are interested in this position, please email Dr. Tim Adamson or call 319-296-2329 x 1449.

Complete facilities maintenance work with direction from the Hawkeye Facilities Department. Desired areas of study: Landscape and Turf Management Heating and Air Conditioning Natural Resources Management Sustainable Construction and Design Must have valid drivers license.

If you are interested in this position, please email Andrew Pugh or call 319-296-2329 x1424.

The student would be filing paperwork, stocking lab supplies, assisting with MORE sessions and other duties as assigned. The student will also be assisting in the lab when needed. Qualifications needed: Basic office duties with filing, computer knowledge. Be able to communicate, professional demeanor. Be reliable, trustworthy. Be able to follow directions from supervisor.

If you are interested in this position, please email Gwen Mahloch or call 319-296-2329 x1224.

Help out with program needs, including but not limited to: clean up job site or shop; set up and prepare for class/lab projects; pick up material or supplies; organization of tools, materials, trailers, truck and equipment. Qualifications: Enrolled in our program; maintain a grade average above 3.0; maintain a valid driver's license; flexibility in schedule for working needed times.

If you are interested in this position, please email Benjamin Strickert or call 319-296-2329 x 1326.