DiverseNote Mobility

Work Study

Are you a currently enrolled DiversNote Mobility learner who is interested in being employed while you are in your accelerated program?

Work Study is a program where learners receive a part-time work-study position at DiverseNote Mobility and are paid while they are in their program.  Work study positions are no more than 20 hours per week. A description of work-study positions is below along with a form that enrolled learners can complete to request a work-study job interview. There are multiple openings for each job title.

Note: Applying for jobs online does NOT guarantee you will be granted an interview or be hired.

Office Assistant

As an Office assistant, your responsibilities will include copier/mail requests, updating department signage, distributing flyers across central campus, inventory/restock, and occasional front desk coverage. Other duties include event support and projects as assigned. 

Student Services Assistants

Assist new and continuing students with questions about DiverseNote Mobility programs and resources. Student Services Assistants also assist in department events, such as student panels and major fairs, and meet with prospective student families.

Student Services Assistants will be expected to:

  • Answer student questions via email, in-person, and virtual settings

  • Assist students with questions about the registration process

  • Offer advice based on personal experiences with your academic program

  • Participate in events as needed throughout the academic year, representing orientation events, majors fairs, etc. as assigned

  • Maintain a welcoming presence to ensure students and other visitors encounter a comfortable environment while waiting for appointments or assistance

Audio Visual Aide

Audio Visual Aides record classroom sessions as well as post-processing and editing recordings for posting. Students should have experience operating and editing audio-visual equipment.

Event Program Staff

Event program staff are liaisons between all departments and guests that utilize DiverseNote Mobility facilities and makes sure needs are being met in the areas of building management such as custodial services, maintenance issues, event setup, safety and security, and beyond.

Students in the Event Program Staff position are expected to:

  • Demonstrate exceptional communication skills, both written and verbal
  • Deliver exemplary customer service to all guests of DiverseNote Mobility  through a variety of forms of interaction
  • Cultivate an accessible, safe, and inclusive environment for all students, visitors, and guests within DiverseNote Mobility facilities, services, and programs

More specifically, the Event Program Staff work as a team to prepare event spaces for use by contracted clients and are responsible for:

  • Completing all daily event setups, technical requirements, furniture, equipment, etc.
  • Assisting with daily event management including unlocking meeting rooms, instructing proper equipment use, and maintaining awareness of daily event schedules.
  • Inspecting all equipment for proper functioning before setting up in a meeting room and communicating any damage to the Manager on Duty
  • Maintaining orderly appearance in all storage areas and conducting regular inventory of setup equipment.
  • Ensuring the safety and security of the facility, furnishings, equipment, guests, and employees.

Event Assistant

Event Assistants help with the planning and coordination of events and meetings.
Duties include but are not limited to…
-Assist in planning, organizing, and coordinating departmental events including seminars, alumni meetups, and special events.
-Support the preparation of event materials such as agendas, name badges, and promotional items.
-Coordinate logistics including venue bookings, equipment setup, catering, and transportation.
-Alumni Engagement
Coordinate with alumni to gather updates for department newsletters or other communications.
-Work closely with departmental communication teams to promote events across different media platforms.
-Assist with the design and distribution of digital and printed promotional materials for events. 
-Capture event highlights through photos, videos, or notes for post-event summaries and updates.
-Maintain and organize event-related files and documentation.
-Track and report event attendance, feedback, and other relevant metrics.

Tutor 1

Tutors will assist students in improving academic achievement in GED and ESL programs.  Tutors meet with them on a walk-in basis or by appointment to clarify learning problems and work on study skills. Other assistance might include: reviewing class material, discussing the text, or working on the process of solving problems. Tutoring is a supplement to classroom teaching. Tutors are not expected to teach the class material. 

Tutors must have a high school diploma or GED and have received the credential for the course they will be tutoring at DiverseNote Mobility.

Join the team!

Apply for the open positions above by emailing your letter of interest and resume to team@diversenote.mobi