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Cornell Catering, part of Cornell University, is hiring a Temporary Catering & Event Support Coordinator to lead onsite service for events at Cornell's Ithaca campus. The role emphasizes excellent customer service, professionalism, and collaboration with student and temporary staff.
It is a full-time temporary 6-month term, non-benefits eligible, with a wage of $26.00 per hour. The position requires managing event details, coordinating staff, and maintaining food safety and service standards
Cornell Catering is seeking a Temporary Catering & Event Support Coordinator to support the successful execution of catered events across Cornell’s Ithaca campus. This role is responsible for leading onsite service for assigned events while delivering excellent customer service and maintaining high standards of professionalism, food safety, and teamwork. The Temporary Catering & Event Support Coordinator may lead smaller events independently and assist with larger, more complex events as needed. This is a full‑time temporary 6‑month term, non‑benefits eligible position. Wage per hour is $26.00.
This position requires onsite work and may include evenings, weekends, or variable hours based on event schedules. As a member of the Cornell community, the Temporary Catering & Event Support Coordinator is expected to support a culture of inclusion, professionalism, and collaboration. No relocation assistance is provided for this position. Visa sponsorship is not available for this position.
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2026-04-02