Student Assistant - Weissman Scholar

Title:

Weissman Scholar Program Student Assistant
Department:
Student Advising & Success

Reports to:

Brian Duggan, bduggan
Pay rate: $15/hour

I am seeking a student employee to work on Weissman Scholar-related tasks for 4-6 hours weekly during the academic year. This student will support the logistics of the program while gaining new skills and showcasing talents.

• Develop/forecast content agenda for Weissman Wednesday Updates (WWU) and produce bi-weekly WWUs in Mail Chimp, support Weissman Community Board (WCB) as needed.
• Book meeting space, order food and arrange other logistics for monthly Weissman meetings.

• Ensure all alumni are on the Linked In page.
• Research and repost WS alumni accomplishments/significant life moments.
• Partner with Alumni Engagement & Annual Giving to publish 1 alumni Weissman Wednesday update per semester.

• Update Linked In pages:
  Ensure all scholars & alumni are on the page.
• Link scholars’ blogs to the page.
• Brainstorm other content to post on site.
• Research and repost WS alumni accomplishments/significant life moments.
• Improve database/search functionality of Weissman Scholars Program Linked In Group.
• Develop Scholar Support Resources: required course‑specific resources (good sites to help understand ACC
  1000, etc.), project ideation resources, pull from FME Project proposal resources.

• Prepare marketing/promotional materials about completed projects.
• Conduct data analysis of project receipts based on Weissman pillars, cost categories and trends.
• Brainstorm ways to scaffold the project proposal process for new scholars.
• Update instructions on the online project submission forms.

• May be asked to work on other projects for Brian or Student Advising & Success (SAS).
• Organize and analyze student surveys.
• Consulting with SAS staff on special projects (first‑gen, other scholar programs, etc.).
• Staff the SAS front desk and phones as needed/able.
• Assume additional responsibilities as required.

Not applicable. No one is supervised.

• Critical thinking.
• Willingness to try new things and develop new skills.
• Show initiative, creativity and resourcefulness.
• Maintain inclusive mindset.
• Ability to work independently to solve problems; look for opportunities to progressively take on greater responsibility.
• Must be willing to develop strong computer proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook/Calendar), which is the official platform for Babson offices, faculty and administration.
• Work hours will be completed in the Student Advising & Success Suite (on campus/in person). Over time, as confidence in the position grows, some hours may be completed remotely (from student’s room or elsewhere on campus).

• Knowledge about the Weissman Scholars Programs, its scholars and its alumni.
• Familiarity with Babson, its resources, opportunities and events for undergraduate students.

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