Student Accessibility Office & Exam Assistant

Worcester State University; Worcester (MA); On-site; USD 18,000 - 23,000; Part time

Job summary

Worcester State University is seeking a Student Accessibility Services Office Assistant (Work Study) to serve as the first point of contact in the SAS office. The 4–5 hour-per-week position provides an opportunity to assist with proctoring, information sharing, and campus accessibility support.

The role requires strong organization, patience, empathy, and reliability. You'll participate in exam accommodations, help create accessible materials, and work with SAS staff to uphold academic

Qualifications

• Student in good academic standing.
• Demonstrated good executive functioning skills.
• Must be patient, empathetic, reliable, dependable and responsible.
• Commitment to the values and goals of Student Accessibility Services and Worcester State University.

Responsibilities

• Greet visitors and walk-ins to the office.
• Answer phone calls or general emails
• Read exams out loud and or scribe for students' whose accommodations require it.
• Proctor quizzes, tests and exams taken by students who are registered with Student Accessibility Services and have approved test accommodations.
• Immediately report any sign of violation of the University's academic integrity policy.
• Attend a mandatory training session.
• Follow SAS protocols regarding exam accommodations and administration.
• Assist with creating accessible materials for students' whose accommodations require it.
• Other duties as assigned by SAS Professional Staff.

Skills

Executive functioning

Patience

Empathy

Reliability

Dependability

Responsibility

Commitment to SAS values

Education

Good academic standing

Job description

Worcester State University is seeking a Student Accessibility Services Office Assistant (Work Study) to serve as the first point of contact in the SAS office. The 4–5 hour-per-week position provides an opportunity to assist with proctoring, information sharing, and campus accessibility support.

The role requires strong organization, patience, empathy, and reliability. You'll participate in exam accommodations, help create accessible materials, and work with SAS staff to uphold academic