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Ferris State University
First Ladys Attic Stu. Worker (Student Position)
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What they do
An Entertainment or Recreation Attendant works at an entertainment or recreation facility such as a golf course, tennis court, ballpark or amusement park. May staff a concession stand, rent or sell equipment, collect fees from members, or manage reservations for use of facilities. May run amusement park rides, sell or collect tickets, or fasten restraints for people on rides.
$27,590 / year median in Michigan
+10% projected growth
Job Description
First Ladys Attic Stu. Worker (Student Position)
Job no: 497931
Work type: Student Employment
- General
Location:
Big Rapids, MI 49307Categories:
Student Employment- General
Position Title:
First Lady's Attic Student Worker (Student Position)Location:
Big Rapids, MI 49307Department:
Diversity, Inclusion, and Strategic InitiativesAdvertised Salary:
$14.00- $14.
Summary of Position:
Working as a First Lady's Attic Student Worker, you gain experience in retail and have the opportunity to come up with ways to make the Attic self-sustaining.Position Requirements:
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite
- Availability Monday-Friday 11:00-5:00
Essential Duties/Responsibilities:
- Reconciling incoming and outgoing inventory
- Receiving and disbursing clothing
- Assisting students
- Training/coordinating of volunteers and other student employees
- Generating reports on Attic activity
- Fielding inquiries from faculty, staff, administrators, alumni, and the general public
- Offers the opportunity to enhance and expand the mission of the Attic to serve all students
- Exploring ways to make the Attic a self-sustaining initiative by seeking out and maintaining community support for clothing and financial