If you seek an ideal professional
environment to channel your creativity, innovation, enthusiasm,
and team spirit, as well as hone your skills, Multicultural Affairs
can offer you that experience.
We are looking for outstanding individuals who bring experiences
and fresh perspectives to the table, are positive and forward thinking,
innovative and career-minded.
We offer a flexible schedule in a casual work environment, and provide
valuable professional development experiences.
We offer competitive student wages in a challenging work environment.
We encourage students who are interested in developing an enhanced
understanding of social issues and a global perspective to apply.
Michigan Technological University is an equal opportunity educational
institution / equal opportunity employer.
Positions:
Multicultural Affairs:
At this time there are no student employment opportunities available, and the professional opportunities available are the African American Coordinator position.
However if you are interested you may submit your resumes for future positions. Please specify in the subject line what position you are applying for, or if it is for any future positions available.
Potential African-American Coordinator Presentations:
All members of the campus community are invited to attend public presentations given by candidates for positions in Student Life.
The interview with Lamont Sellers will be rescheduled due to weather issues on the East coast.
Melvin Norwood, a candidate for the African American Outreach Coordinator as well as the Assistant Director of Student Activities, Greek Life and Leadership, will give a public presentation from 3:30 to 4:15 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 18, in Rheki G05. Norwood is a business education instructor at Auburn City School in Auburn, Ala. He holds a Doctorate in Education in Higher Education Administration from Auburn University.
From: http://www.admin.mtu.edu/urel/ttoday/previous.php?issue=20091113#5
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