Student Worker - Humanities Division Administrative Assistant
Description
The Humanities Division Administrative Assistant supports the administrative,
operational, and communal life of the Humanities Division. This role combines
clerical support, space stewardship, and event coordination to sustain an
organized, hospitable, and academically supportive environment for students
and faculty.
Core Responsibilities:
1. Administrative & Clerical Support
Assist faculty and the Division Chair with copying, scanning, and basic
course-related tasks
Support communication needs (announcements, emails, event promotion)
Provide general secretarial support as needed across the Humanities
Division
2. Division Operations & Space Management
Maintain a clean, orderly, and welcoming shared space (tables, furniture,
common-use areas)
Monitor, track, and purchase supplies in coordination with faculty
Submit receipts and assist with basic budget tracking procedures
Report and help coordinate resolution of facility or equipment issues with
appropriate campus personnel
Help maintain shared equipment (e.g., computers, printers) in working
order
3. Library & Resource Maintenance
Organize and maintain departmental and divisional library resources
(books, periodicals, reserves)
Re-shelve, catalogue, and ensure materials are accessible
Monitor condition of resources and identify needs in consultation with
faculty
4.Event & Program Support
Assist with planning and execution of Humanities Division programs and
events
Support logistics including set-up, communication, and clean-up
Help coordinate materials and purchasing for events
5. Community & Hospitality
Contribute to a welcoming and engaged academic environment
Support initiatives that foster student interaction and intellectual
community within the division
Requirements
Major or minor within the Humanities Division
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Organizational ability and attention to detail
Ability to work independently and manage time effectively
Dependable and trustworthy
Familiarity with relevant academic coursework and basic research practices
A demonstrated interest in fostering hospitality and community