Resource Management Assistant – Writing Support – K. Bell [work study] in USA

Posted 2025-08-23
Remote, USA Full Time Immediate Start
Resource Management Assistant – Writing Support – K. Bell [work study] - Antioch University - USA - work from home job
Company: Antioch University
Job description: Start Date: 10/1/2023
End Date: 6/1/2024
Number of Positions: 1
Hours per Week: 15
Weekends Required: NO
Evenings Required: NO

Supervisor: Dr. Kat Bell

Alternate Supervisor: John Dunham

This position allows for remote work Yes/No: Yes

Percentage of time that could be remote (0-100%): 100% remote

Method to assess remote work: Coordinate updating resources on the Writing Support LibGuide in conversation with AULA, AUNE, AUS, and AUSB leadership
Collaborate with peer and professional consultants to evaluate and keep all resources current
Respond to/delegate requests for updated links and/or additional resources
Assist in migrating current resources into a single access point
Collaborate with marketing and Writing Support departments to ensure easily accessible formats and information is available to students, faculty, and staff

Job Description
  • The Writing Support department is looking for a federal work study student to serve as our resource management assistant.
  • This position is fully remote and uses the Antioch LibGuide and GoogleSites/GoogleCalendar platforms to manage resource PDFs and links, as well as workshop schedules and materials (videos/presentations/handouts).
Qualifications
  • Highly organized
  • Detail oriented
  • Helpful, with great people skills
  • Able to work independently
  • Interested in learning new job skills
  • Ability to collaborate across hierarchies and roles
  • Experience with LibGuides
  • Experience with GoogleSuite
How to Apply: Email Dr. Kat Bell – with a resume and cover letter.

Email:

Position Type: Work Study

Department: Writing Support/Academic Affairs
Expected salary:
Location: USA
Job date: Fri, 22 Sep 2023 06:35:27 GMT
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