Work Study AZ Behavioral Health and Wellness

A T Still University of Health; Mesa (AZ); On-site; USD 17,000 - 22,000; Part time

Job summary

A T Still University of Health in Mesa, Arizona, is seeking a BHW FWS student to help with events, social media, and wellness-related tasks. This role offers the opportunity to support wellness programming and connect students to resources.

Candidates should be in good academic standing and have experience in student engagement. Strong communication, creativity, and commitment to student wellbeing are essential.

Flexible hours (5-10 per week) expected to assist during events on campus.

Qualifications

• Candidate should be in good academic standing and involved in student engagement.
• Experience in student organizations or campus activities is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist in creating and distributing event promotional materials.
• Staff Still-Well programs/events and create social media content.
• Support wellness programming and resource connection for students.
• Contribute to developing wellness programming and events on campus.
• Serve as a wellness resource for students on campus.

Skills

Strong written and verbal communication

Creativity for content creation

Time management

Reliability

Interpersonal skills

Peer support skills

Commitment to student wellbeing

Student wellbeing

Education

Good academic standing

Job description

Description

Purpose

The BHW FWS student will help our team with events, tabling, social media, and other wellness‑related tasks.

Behavioral Health and Wellness is looking for a student leader to help support Still‑Well activities on campus. This role will be involved in creating and distributing event promotional materials, staffing Still‑Well programs/events, creating social media content, and other special projects related to wellness on campus. This student will have the opportunity to assist in creating wellness programming and events on campus. They will also be expected to be a wellness resource for other students by connecting them to appropriate resources. This role is designed for students who can remain flexible and ready for any challenge presented while working in a dynamic office which supports student wellness. Behavioral Health and Wellness work‑study students can expect to work between 5‑10 hours per week.

Qualifications

Behavioral Health and Wellness is seeking a candidate that is in good academic standing, and have previously been involved at their undergraduate institution in one or more of the student engagement areas: student organizations, campus activities, on‑campus events, or health and wellbeing.

Skills

Strong written and verbal communication; Creativity for content creation; Time management; Reliability; Interpersonal skills; Peer support skills; Commitment to student wellbeing

Special Characteristics

Creative, enthusiastic, trustworthy, empathetic, approachable

Requirements

Ability to sit, stand, and walk around campus for extended periods during events and outreach activities.

Ability to lift and carry up to 25 pounds (e.g., event supplies, tables, or boxes of materials).

Ability to set up and take down event equipment (tables, chairs, signage, promotional items).

Ability to use a computer and other office equipment for extended periods.

Comfort with both indoor and outdoor event environments.