Student Employment: Financial Aid Student Assistant - Spring 26 & Summer 26 Quinnipiac UniversityStudent Employment: Financial Aid Student Assistant - Spring 26 & Summer 26Hamden, ConnecticutJob Title: Student Employment: Financial Aid Student Assistant Department: Financial Aid Student Employment Type: Federal Work Study Responsibilities: Phones. Hours of Position: Up to 15hrs per week during the summer; Up to 10hrs per week during the fall.
Student Employment: Undergraduate Admissions Student Ambassador – Fall 2026 Quinnipiac UniversityStudent Employment: Undergraduate Admissions Student Ambassador – Fall 2026Hamden, ConnecticutJob Title: Undergraduate Admissions Student Ambassador Department: Undergraduate Admissions Student Employment Type: Non-Federal Work-Study Responsibilities: Demonstrate enthusiasm to engage an audience of prospective students, families, and counselors on a campus tour. Qualifications: Ideal candidates will have at least one semester of enrollment at Quinnipiac, though incoming first-year & transfer students are encouraged to apply.
Student Employment: Financial Aid Student Assistant - Fall 26 Quinnipiac UniversityStudent Employment: Financial Aid Student Assistant - Fall 26Hamden, ConnecticutJob Title: Student Employment: Financial Aid Student Assistant Department: Financial Aid Student Employment Type: Federal Work Study Responsibilities: Phones. Hours of Position: Up to 15hrs per week during the summer; Up to 10hrs per week during the fall.
Student Employment: Assistant for the Dean of Students Office - Fall 2026 Quinnipiac UniversityStudent Employment: Assistant for the Dean of Students Office - Fall 2026Hamden, ConnecticutJob Title: Assistant for the Dean of Students Office Department: Dean of Students Student Employment Type: Federal Work-Study Responsibilities: Answer phones. Positive representation of Quinnipiac University and the Office of Student Affairs.
Student Employment: Student Philanthropy Ambassador - AY 26/27 Quinnipiac UniversityStudent Employment: Student Philanthropy Ambassador - AY 26/27Hamden, ConnecticutJob Title: Student Philanthropy Ambassador Department: Development Student Employment Type: Federal Work-Study Responsibilities: Help to promote campus crowdfunding efforts by helping to design and implement creative outreach strategies to raise awareness and participation in student-led fundraising campaigns as necessary. Amplify signature giving programs by working with annual giving to create promotional activities for initiatives like the Bobcat Challenge, Bobcats Unite, and Parents Challenge through tabling, posters, and digital content.
Student Employment: Jewish Life Student Engagement Lead- AY 26/27 Quinnipiac UniversityStudent Employment: Jewish Life Student Engagement Lead- AY 26/27Hamden, ConnecticutJob Title: Jewish Life Student Engagement Lead Department: DCGE Student Employment Type: Federal Work-Study Responsibilities: Student Outreach: Proactively engage with the student body to foster a sense of belonging and increase participation in diverse activities. Programming & Facilitation: Plan and deliver at least one high-impact event each week (evenings or weekends) focused on student connection.
Student Employment: Graduate Student Affairs - Staff Assistant - AY 26/27 Quinnipiac UniversityStudent Employment: Graduate Student Affairs - Staff Assistant - AY 26/27North Haven, ConnecticutJob Title: Graduate Student Affairs Staff Assistant Department: Office of Graduate Student Affairs Student Employment Type: Federal Work-Study Responsibilities: For students who qualify for Federal Work-Study: The office will have multiple open positions available, each unique with a focus area while also having shared responsibilities as indicated below. Interface with food service, public safety, facilities, residential life, purchasing, and other university departments to ensure appropriate communication to meet programmatic goals.
Student Employment : Graduate Student Affairs - Graduate Assistant for Programming - AY 26/27 Quinnipiac UniversityStudent Employment : Graduate Student Affairs - Graduate Assistant for Programming - AY 26/27North Haven, ConnecticutJob Title: Graduate Student Affairs Graduate Assistant for Programming Department: Graduate Student Affairs Student Employment Type: Graduate Assistant Responsibilities: Assist with the planning, coordination, and execution of graduate student programs, workshops, orientations, receptions, and special events. Serve as an on-site event coordinator by assisting with check-in, troubleshooting logistical issues, and supporting presenters, guests and Graduate Student Affairs team.
NewStudent Employment: Student Administrative Assistant to the Department Chair of History and Health, Medicine, and Society AY 26/27 Quinnipiac UniversityStudent Employment: Student Administrative Assistant to the Department Chair of History and Health, Medicine, and Society AY 26/27Hamden, ConnecticutJob Title: Student Administrative Assistant to the Department Chair of History and Health, Medicine, and Society Department: College of Arts & Sciences Student Employment Type: Federal Work Study Responsibilities: Assist HS department and HMS program with general administrative, logistical, and organizational tasks as follows--. Website/social media/outreach: Assist with updating departmental webpages, newsletters, or social media content/help design flyers.
Optometrist wanted 50K Sign-on bonus or 150K in Student Loan Repayment Oronoque Eye Care IncOptometrist wanted 50K Sign-on bonus or 150K in Student Loan RepaymentStratford, CTFull timeThe ideal candidate stays up to date on the latest advancements in optometry, has strong communication and interpersonal skills, and works well within a team environment. $30,000 sign-on bonus for new or recent graduates and up to $150,000 available for student loan repayment.
NewStudent Assistant - 7037 - Westchester New York State Thruway AuthorityStudent Assistant - 7037 - WestchesterArmonk, NY$16.50–$20.53 / hourDuties Description Support research projects, develop written documents and contribute to shaping programs that advance health equity; prepare documents and reports, including correspondence to various stakeholders; design queries and reports using various software programs; collect data; conduct data analysis; develop statistical summary reports on identified performance indicators; create, build and maintain databases; update spreadsheets; respond to inquiries via email, mail and phone; work with various systems to intake and track data; assist with special projects; other duties as assigned. Preferred Qualifications: College or graduate student interested in exploring a career in public health administration; excellent organizational skills and attention to detail; ability to work on multiple projects with various staff, prioritize assignments and meet deadlines; ability to work independently and as part of a team; ability to problem solve effectively; flexible and responsive; excellent oral and written communication skills; strong interpersonal skills; proficient with Microsoft Office applications (Word, Access, Excel, PowerPoint) and other computer programs as needed.
Synagogue Assistant - Student Rabbi (Part-time) Mozaic Senior LifeSynagogue Assistant - Student Rabbi (Part-time)Bridgeport, CTPart timeReports To: Director, Pastoral ServicesTitles Supervised: N/AHours Per Week: Part-time, Every other Sabbath Holidays DUTIESEssential Responsibilities:1.Assist in leading Synagogue services for Sabbath and major Jewish holidays.2.Conduct religious programming for Sabbath and major Jewish holidays for all residents/patients.3.Provide pastoral visits and counseling for residents/patients.4.Assist Director of Pastoral Services in providing the spiritual environment appropriate for Sabbath and Jewish holidays.5.Other related duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONSMinimum Qualifications:Education: Bachelor of Arts or SciencesExperience: At least 3 years of experience in Jewish communal serviceLicensure: Valid driver's license Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:Knowledge of Jewish practices related to Synagogue, dietary laws, and Jewish holidays; to read Hebrew; ability to read communicate effectively including public speaking; ability to meet multiple demands and to perform job requirements on time.
Educational Paraprofessional Student Support Aide (1:1 Paraprofessional) Connecticut REAPEducational Paraprofessional Student Support Aide (1:1 Paraprofessional)New Haven, CT$17–$20 / hourFounded in 2014 around Booker T. Washington's credo-"Excellence is doing common things in uncommon ways"-BTWA balances a rigorous academic program with the cultivation of morals, character, self-discipline, responsibility for one's actions, lifestyle, work ethic, and educational uplift. Recognized as a Connecticut School of Distinction in 2018 (Category 1) and again in 2024 (Category 2)-the only New Haven public school honored that year-BTWA equips graduates to work hard, harness the power of education, elevate themselves, and give back to their communities in a transformational way.
Student Loan Call Center Representative ECMC Group Inc (US)Student Loan Call Center RepresentativeCTMaintains current and accurate knowledge of laws and regulations affecting the repayment of student loans, including the consequences of default, and the various payment/deferment options available to borrowers. Under supervision, contacts student loan borrowers throughout loan lifecycle to discuss their ability to repay their student loans and offer options for keeping or bringing the loan current.
Student Teacher Practicum AdelbrookStudent Teacher PracticumCromwell, ConnecticutThis practicum provides university students with hands-on experience working with children diagnosed with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Under the supervision of certified special education professionals, the practicum student will support instructional, behavioral, and social interventions in an inclusive or self-contained classroom setting.
data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="8b15c022-9d31-427d-abd2-2158de46eece" data-entity-substitution="canonical"Residence Life Student Job Opportunities Southern Connecticut State Universitydata-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="8b15c022-9d31-427d-abd2-2158de46eece" data-entity-substitution="canonical"Residence Life Student Job OpportunitiesNew Haven, CTBeing a student employee allows a person to grow personally, develop leadership skills, learn about teamwork, and work with our diverse residential student population. The Office of Residence Life provides employment opportunities for students during the academic year and summer months.
Classroom Teacher / Adult & Continuing Education Student Climate Specialist Connecticut REAPClassroom Teacher / Adult & Continuing Education Student Climate SpecialistBridgeport, CTThe specialist works collaboratively with staff, administrators, and security personnel to promote a positive school climate where all students feel respected, engaged, and safe. This role centers on building positive relationships, guiding students in making constructive choices, and fostering a sense of community throughout the building.
All Other Positions Assistant Director of Student Access, Attendance & Engagement Connecticut REAPAll Other Positions Assistant Director of Student Access, Attendance & EngagementHartford, CT$137,101–$146,249 / yearComprehensive benefits including tuition reimbursement, residency differential, HSA contribution, and real career growth in a district thats redefining whats possible for 16,000 students across 39 schools. Grounded in equity, empathy, and whole-child development, this role ensures that every student is enrolled, connected to school, attending regularly, and meaningfully engaged in learning.
Classroom Teacher / Special Education SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER (RISE CLASSROOM 3-4-5 Students with Autism) Connecticut REAPClassroom Teacher / Special Education SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER (RISE CLASSROOM 3-4-5 Students with Autism)Bridgeport, CT$51,079–$107,539 / yearThe Special Education teacher is responsible for developing plans for students, managing the classroom environment, providing students with instruction, and assessing students knowledge, needs, abilities and progress. We need someone who has an interest in vocational training and taking 10-12 students out to work daily and enjoys working with Intellectually Disabled students in a vocational setting.
All Other Positions Student Success Specialist, Anticipated Vacancy for the 26-27 School Year Connecticut REAPAll Other Positions Student Success Specialist, Anticipated Vacancy for the 26-27 School YearNew Haven, CTTerms of Employment: Grant-funded, 10-month position (200 days); Collective Bargaining Union, Local 884: Range 14; 35-hour work week; starting salary of at least $49,689; evaluation consistent with the collective bargaining agreement and the Board of Education policy. Specialists partner with families through intentional outreach and promote strengths and self-efficacy-based approaches, ensuring students remain connected to school.