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Student Worker - Campus Recreation
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Blinn College
Brenham, TX (In Person)
$22,880 Salary, Part-Time
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Student Worker - Campus Recreation The Blinn College District is searching for a Student Worker - Campus Recreation at our Brenham Campus. Primary Duties and Responsibilities are listed below: Job Summary This student worker position involves all aspects of recreation facilities operations in the Kruse Center; assisting with the supervision of member services, cardio/weight room, athletic events, intramural sports, and other recreation activities. Principal Accountabilities Supervise students and enforce facility rules in the Kruse Center. Provide customer service to the patrons of the Kruse Center. Check out and manage sports equipment in the Kruse Center. Assist Coordinator of Campus Recreation during intramural sport events and other recreation activities. Provide knowledge of weight room and proper lifting techniques to students working out in the cardio/weight room. Assist with game management of Blinn College home athletic events. Maintain a safe, clean, and functional facility. Attends all relevant trainings, meetings, and other events relevant to the Kruse Center. Other responsibilities and functions as assigned by supervisor. Minimum Qualifications/ Required Degree, License or Certifications Must be Federal Work Study eligible and enrolled as at least a half time student at Blinn College. CPR/AED and First Aid certification. Ability to work late nights and weekends. General knowledge of sports and recreation activities. General knowledge of weight equipment and lifting techniques. Minimum Competencies Maintain open and clear communication effectively with faculty, staff, students, athletes, coaches, outside contractors, visiting teams, and general public. Maintain a schedule adaptable to program needs. Ability to understand, follow and implement written, verbal and demonstrated instructions. Computer skills, general knowledge of Microsoft Office. Preferred Qualifications Experience working in a fitness/recreation facility. Experience supervising others. Preferred Competencies Knowledge of a variety of sports to the extent of being able to referee those sports during intramural games if needed. Demonstrating proper weight lifting techniques and being able to assist other students to do the same in the cardio/weight room of the Kruse Center.