Work-Study Jobs – Student Financial Services

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Food Service Worker Food Service Worker Cafeteria/Food Services Supervisor: Geraldine Voudren voudreng@gcc.mass.edu (413) 775-1177 Inquire About this Job Overview Description Helps serve and replenish food at assigned station. Helps maintain cleanliness on both sides of the serving line. Wipes down tables and chairs as needed, mops floors as needed, and empties trash and recycling in proper receptacles. Reports any safety issues to the manager. Cleans and stores kitchen items such as silverware, pots, and dishes, and operates the dishwasher as directed. Operates the cash register as directed. Performs other duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications Must be cooperative and able to work well with others. Ability to routinely lift or move up to 25 lbs; 50 lbs with assistance. Must understand cross-contamination prevention. Maintains an extraordinarily positive attitude when dealing with students and the public. Must comply with safety and sanitation regulations as prescribed by law. Must comply with the proper dress code as designated by the department. Inquire About this Job	Cafeteria/Food Services	2/6/26	Apply Now!
Social Media & Design Assistant Social Media & Design Assistant Student Leadership & Engagement Supervisor: Sara Allred allreds@gcc.mass.edu 4137751200 Inquire About this Job Overview The Social Media & Design Assistant is focused on promoting the events and opportunities offered by the Office of Student Leadership & Engagement to all students at GCC. This role supports the office in creatively marketing a wide range of programs and activities to the GCC community through the year. Specific duties: Marketing support: create flyers, brochures, and other marketing materials. Maintain bulletin boards across campus. Contribute creative approaches to get the word out about our programs and opportunities. Social media: contribute to Student Leadership & Engagement Instagram feed by creating content and maintaining a posting calendar. Specific focus on highlighting the Student Senate. Maintain connected Linktree. Student Senate newsletter: Compile and edit monthly Student Senate newsletter, collecting ideas and content from current Senate members. Student Lounge display: research and create a monthly window display in the student lounge highlighting relevant social/cultural events and holidays Event support: assist with on-campus events (planning, set up/break down, tabling, tracking attendance, documenting) Minimum required skills needed: Strong interpersonal and communication skills Social media experience Design skills, ideally experience with Adobe Express/Canva Ability to work in a multi-tasked environment with diverse population This job is (up to) 10 hours per week. This position requires regular weekly hours throughout the semester, and ideally the student is available during the 12-1 p.m. timeslot (M-Th), as this is when most programming occurs. The student must be available to attend Student Senate meetings every other Wednesday from 3:30-5 p.m. Skill-Building Opportunities The student will build a portfolio of design projects (flyers, instagram posts/stories, etc). The student will have regular connection with the Student Senate, and learn about initiatives and processes of this student leadership group. The student will gain event promotion experience. Inquire About this Job	Student Leadership & Engagement	1/28/26	Apply Now!
Student Engagement Ambassador Student Engagement Ambassador Student Leadership & Engagement Supervisor: Sara Allred allreds@gcc.mass.edu 413-775-1200 Inquire About this Job Overview The Student Engagement Ambassador works with the Student Leadership & Engagement staff to create a welcoming environment for all students at GCC. This role supports the office in planning and delivering a wide range of programs and activities through the year, and assists in maintaining the student lounge (C216). This job is 10 hours per week. This position requires regular weekly hours throughout the semester, and ideally the student is available during the 12-1 p.m. timeslot (M-Th), as this is when most programming occurs. Training on all duties will be provided! Specific duties: Event support: assist the Student Activities Council with on-campus events (planning, set up/break down, tabling, tracking attendance, documenting). Marketing support: create flyers, brochures, and other marketing materials. Maintain bulletin boards across campus. Engage in other creative ways to get the word out about our programs and opportunities. Civic engagement support: during the fall semester, assist with voter registration and engagement Maintain student lounge: clean and stock coffee area clean and organize shared lounge spaces assist with organization and inventory of storage closet research and create a monthly window display in the student lounge highlighting relevant social/cultural events and holidays General office support: filing, copying, updating calendars, campus errands Other duties as assigned Minimum required skills needed: Strong interpersonal and communication skills Ability to effectively work in a multi-tasked environment with diverse population Physically able to maintain bulletin boards in numerous locations on campus Ability to organize materials, general office work, and filing Basic computer skills Preferred skill: Familiarity with Adobe express, Google Sheets, Google Docs, and/or other software programs helpful Ability to take initiative and respond to miscellaneous departmental requests Skill-Building Opportunities The student will gain experience in planning and delivering relevant, meaningful campus programming. They will engage with departments across campus as well as Student Senate and student clubs to collaborate. Inquire About this Job	Student Leadership & Engagement	1/22/26	Apply Now!
Office Assistant & Campus Tour Guide Office Assistant & Campus Tour Guide Office of Admission Supervisor: Aaron Hellem hellema@gcc.mass.edu (413) 775-1810 Inquire About this Job Overview The person in this position will be responsible for assisting with all paper-based tasks in the Office of Admission, including filing, scanning, copying, shifting files, inventorying marketing materials, and assembling information packets. This position also includes data spreadsheet maintenance tasks, answering and directing telephone calls, and assisting students with questions. Additionally, this position will serve as a campus tour guide for prospective students and assist with outreach projects such as texting campaigns. Duties Maintain confidentiality and effectively work in a multi-tasked environment with a variety of people Be detail oriented Organize materials, general office work, and filing Answer phone and student inquiries Provide information and assistance to students, parents, and visitors Refer complex questions to the staff Preferred Skills Strong interpersonal skills Familiarity with Office and Google Suites and/or other software programs Ability to take initiative and respond to miscellaneous departmental requests Students are not required to have office experience. The Enrollment Services staff will train the student in all aspects of this FWS position. Skill-Building Opportunities The position will offer students the opportunity to gain relevant office and customer service experience. The work study student will work closely with Admission staff to assume daily tasks and responsibilities within the office and to work on specific projects when they arise. The student will also be responsible for leading campus tours for prospective students and facilitating tours during enrollment events. Inquire About this Job	Office of Admission	11/26/25	Apply Now!
Office Assistant Office Assistant Office of Admission Supervisor: Aaron Hellem hellema@gcc.mass.edu (413) 775-1810 Inquire About this Job Overview The person in this position will be responsible for assisting with all paper-based tasks in the Office of Admission, including filing, scanning, copying, shifting files, inventorying marketing materials, and assembling information packets. This position also includes some data spreadsheet maintenance tasks, as well as answering and directing telephone calls, and assisting students with questions. This is an in-person position with limited opportunity for remote work. Duties Maintain confidentiality and effectively work in a multi-tasked environment with a variety of people Be detail oriented Organize materials, general office work, and filing Answer phone and student inquiries Provide information and assistance to students, parents, and visitors Refer complex questions to the staff Preferred Skills Strong interpersonal skills Familiarity with Office and Google Suites and/or other software programs helpful Ability to take initiative and respond to miscellaneous departmental requests Students are not required to have office experience. The Enrollment Services staff will train the student in all aspects of this FWS position. Skill-Building Opportunities The position will offer students the opportunity to gain relevant office and customer service experience. The work study student will work closely with Admission staff to assume daily tasks and responsibilities within the office and to work specific projects when they arise. Inquire About this Job	Office of Admission	11/26/25	Apply Now!
Office Assistant Office Assistant Disability Services Supervisor: Brianna Dickens dickensb@gcc.mass.edu (413) 775-1812 Inquire About this Job Overview The Office of Disability Services works with students, faculty, and staff to ensure equal access for students with disabilities and promote inclusion and disability visibility across GCC’s campus community. Work-study students in Disability Services will work with the Disability Services Coordinator, the Learning Specialist, and the Administrative Assistant to support the work of the office. Duties Fulfilling requests for alternate format textbooks Training students to use assistive technology such as text-to-speech, speech-to-text, recorders, etc. Processing recordings using notetaking software to then share with students Captioning videos Remediating documents to be accessible Creating instructional documentation on assistive technology and other disability-related tools Maintaining and preparing assistive technology for students to check out Assisting with administrative tasks in the office Additional tasks may include but are not limited to Supporting students in navigating technology Following up with students by phone or email Assisting with Disability Services programs, including planning, promotion, and implementation Minimum Required Skills Strong interpersonal and communication skills Strong computer skills Strong email and phone communication Familiarity with Word, Excel, and Google Suite Ability to self-teach use of different technologies Ability to maintain confidentiality Ability to be flexible Ability to organize materials, files, and complete general office work Ability to take initiative and work independently Inquire About this Job	Disability Services	11/7/25	Apply Now!
General Assistant General Assistant Food Pantry Supervisor: Cyndi Rebelo rebeloc@gcc.mass.edu (413) 775-1448 Inquire About this Job Overview Food Pantry Assistants will assist with putting away and storing pantry items as well as organizing, tidying, and cleaning the pantry. Ability to learn and follow basic food safety protocols. Position may involve lifting bags and boxes that can be 20lbs or greater and also reaching up, bending, and crouching down to organize items. The individual will provide pantry information to students, help pantry users complete signup, and log visits. Must be comfortable using a computer and learning new software systems. It is important that this individual is able to maintain confidentiality and skilled at making visitors feel comfortable. Observe and listen to visitors to suggest new events, ideas, or improvements to the pantry to the pantry supervisor. Understanding of the complexities of food insecurity a plus. This individual will be responsible for staffing the pantry during normal operating hours, so must be dependable and work consistent shift hours each week. This can be a busy position and students should not expect to be able to do homework or study during their shift. Minimum Skills Computer skills and ability to learn new software systems Customer service experience Ability to maintain confidentiality Ability to clean and organize during each shift Preferred Skills Ability to interact/speak in a second language Inquire About this Job	Food Pantry	10/20/25	Apply Now!