Student Media Center (SMC) Navigator
Description:
Location: Student Media Center (SMC) Library Building, Room 3202
Work Period: July 1, 2024 to June 15, 2025
Work Hours: Monday – Thursday, hours depend on eligable work-study award, up to 16 hours a week
Job Type: Work-Study Student
Rate: $22 Hourly
Application: Visit https://northseattle.edu/student-media-center
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
- Assist and instruct students on how to integrate media resources into their media production projects including visual aids, presentation, recording, and studio use
- Provide computer technology assistance related to student media projects
- Provide media equipment lending services and technical advice to students
- Navigate and communicate media services, resources, and policies to students, and to faculty/staff as appropriate
- Promote SMC services and produce promotional materials including class visits and/or class tours
- Operate SMC services independently as needed
- Asist in improving SMC services for students and work processes
- Assist in collecting service data for use in budget request and service improvement
- Assist in developing, monitoring, and updating media equipment records and catalog
- Develop media production guidelines including basic software use for students
- May direct the work of others
- Perform related duties as required
Educational Benefit:
- Earning $22 per hour
- Rest and meal break and paid sick leave under Washington law
- Experience with media and IT Technologies
- Experience with audio-visual production
- Experience with visual/media literacy including design and copyright
- Experience managing of the work process and service spaces
- Collaborative experience in a professional environment
Minimum Qualifications:
- Must be a currently enrolled NSC student and have work-study awards
- Media technology skills/experience including Adobe software and DSLR camera
- Intermediate computer skills/experience
- Assisting/helping students
- Excellent customer service skills/experience, both in -person and remote services
- Remote technology skills/experience, for example, video conference software,live chat, and remote phone operation
- Media literacy skills/experience including visual design and copyright (preferred)
- Ability to work independently, be a self-starter, pay attention to details, multitask, and complete assignments in a timely manner
- Demonstrate a proactive work attitude and work ethic including punctuality
- Maintain privacy and confidentiality of all patron information
- Be available Monday – Thursday
- Potential length of stay of at least 3 terms (preferred)
Contact:
- Department Name: Student Media Center
- Contact Name: Kannika Styron
- Contact Email: kannika.styron@seattlecolleges.edu
- Contact Phone Number: n/a