Student Employment

The Office of Academic Support offers UF students a variety of free resources and programs, but we also offer students employment opportunities under work-study.  Students who are eligible will not only receive compensation, but also develop professionalism while working in an office setting.  We strive to promote leadership, integrity, and success for all of our students.

Peer Undergraduate Coordinators

The OAS Coordinators are central to the program in coordinating special events and workshops and supervising the OAS Peer Coaches & Peer Academic Leaders. OAS Coordinators also lead committees responsible for creating OAS workshops, on-campus social events, fundraisers, and program advertising. Coordinators are undergraduate UF students who have at least one-year mentoring experience and are available to work at least 10 hours per week. Work-study eligibility is preferred.


Desk Assistants

The OAS Desk Assistants primarily aid the Academic Assistant in conducting various administrative tasks around the office. Duties include answering phones, greeting guests, collecting tutor evaluations, keeping a record of Library West walk-ins, opening and closing the office, and maintaining general organization in the office. Basic computer and typing skills are necessary. Work-study eligibility is preferred.


Tutors

The OAS Tutors are students who have developed a particular expertise in subjects offered at UF and feel comfortable assisting their peers. Tutors may be able to assist students in multiple subjects depending on their skill. Appointment scheduling is flexible depending on the tutor’s availability. Work-study eligibility is preferred.


Media and Outreach Assistants

The Media and Outreach Assistants create promotional flyers, update display monitors and bulletin boards, post on our social media sites, and assist professional staff with other print and digital promotional needs for the office.  Media and Outreach Assistants should be comfortable with Photoshop, Powerpoint, and Adobe Suite.  Work-study eligibility is preferred.


Web Designer

The Web Designer maintains the OAS website and works closely with the Academic Assistant and Media and Outreach Assistants on digital media needs for the office. The Web Designer should be comfortable with TerminalFour, html, Photoshop, and Adobe Suite.  Work-study eligibility is preferred.