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Job details
Job industry :
Teaching/Education/Language Specialist
Job segment :
Other
Job role :
Other
Job skill :
Proficiency in the use of personal computers and related software, especially MS Office
Position vacant :
Part-Time Conference Assistant
Job location :
Miami Shores ,
Florida
Job details
Company name :
Barry University
Minimum experience :
2 years
Maximum experience :
3 years
Job type :
short term
Gross pay :
$10.00 to $11.00 Hourly
Job posted :
Sep 22, 2008
Job view count :
134
Job description
Job description:
The Conference Assistant helps to plan and coordinate all the services required for campus meetings, events, and conferences.
Responsibilities:
Process requests for use of campus facilities
Order audiovisual equipment
Submit work orders to Physical Plant
Assist with event set-ups and attend events as needed
Respond to customer inquiries about external facility use
Works in cooperation with Facilities Management staff, other university offices, and outside vendors to ensure services are provided
Work with minimal supervision, exercising good judgment when making decisions
Req. candidate profile :
Qualifications:
Good communication, interpersonal and skills; able to work effectively with all levels of the public and University personnel
Flexible; team player, willing to work occasional nights and weekends for campus events
Sound decision-making and problem solving skills
Proficiency in the use of personal computers and related software, especially MS Office
Ability to lift and move up to 50 lbs
High school diploma
2 to 3 years of clerical experience, preferably in a college or university setting
How to apply :
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Third party mediation allowed :
No
Telecommute :
No
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