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FRIENDS UNIVERSITY

FY27 Student worker Residence Life Office Assistant (9033)

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FY27 Student worker Residence Life Office Assistant (9033) 2100 W University Ave - WICHITA, KS 67213 Apply Apply Description The Residence Life department is seeking a dependable student worker to assist the Residential Coordinators and the Resident Assistants in providing a quality educational environment in the residence halls. SRA's must demonstrate the desire to assist others and build relationships with students from diverse backgrounds. They must possess an ability to accept and implement CRD policies and exhibit emotional maturity, dependability and responsibility. It is also expected that the SRA will display a willingness to take on the responsibilities of leadership within the campus community at large. Please email reslife@friends.edu for the full job description. Qualifications Must be enrolled as a student at Friends University. Candidates should demonstrate strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills, along with the ability to mentor peers and manage multiple responsibilities. They must be dependable, professional, and comfortable handling conflict, and responding to emergencies. Please visit our employment site at https://www.friends.edu/employment-opportunities/ to apply. Only applicants submitted through this Friends University website application process will be accepted. Share job details to

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