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Chaminade University of Honolulu is seeking a Programming Specialist to assist in planning, advertising, designing, and supporting events coordinated by the Office of Student Engagement. This part-time student worker role up to 15 hours per week involves collaborating with campus teams to create engaging programs that reflect student interests.
You will support signature events, collect feedback, and help promote events with marketing and information specialists while developing teamwork,
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Title: Programming Specialist
Department: Office of Student Engagement
Employment Time: Student Worker, Non-Exempt
Hours: Part-time, up to 15 hours/week
The Programming Specialists are responsible for the planning, advertisement, creative design, and support of events sponsored by the Office of Student Engagement.
Direct Report to: Director and Assistant Director of Student Engagement
This list of responsibilities is not exhaustive. Details relating to both essential and non-essential functions of the job are not precise and are only an approximation, which can vary on a day-to-day basis and are subject to change on an as-needed basis and/or in the sole discretion of supervisory management.
Duties involve light work in an office and community setting and requires a minimum of physical effort with intermittent sitting, standing, climbing stairs, and walking inclines. Must be able to lift 20 pounds, walk the campus with ease, and have excellent motor skills. Must have finger dexterity. Must be able to communicate information and ideas so that others will understand.
An expressed willingness to respect and support the Catholic and Marianist identity of Chaminade University of Honolulu and to perform all duties in a manner consistent with Marianist educational values and mission of the University. Understanding of and respect for the University’s designation as an institution that serves students of Native Hawaiian and Pacific Island ancestry.