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THE REC!
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Employment Opportunities
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POSTED SEPTEMBER 6, 2007
Are you interested in working at UO Rec beginning this Fall Term 2007? If so:
1. Download an employment application form;
2. Attend the UO Rec Job Fair on Thursday, September 20th, from 3:00-5:00 p.m. in front of the UO Rec. ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY!
UO Rec Jobs Available:
Students who are interested in physical activity and sport are good candidates for the many part-time jobs generated by the large variety of programs and services offered by PE & REC and in the operation of facilities.
Students may apply for any of the more than 150 positions, employing 200 to 250 students each academic year in a variety of areas.
Positions include: Lifeguards, Office Assistants and Sports Officials in Recreational Sports, Rec Techs, Equipment Issue Supervisors, and SRC Student Staff. Lifeguards must have current certification; training is provided for other positions.
These positions are primarily filled by Work-Study and and Tech Fee students.
Download the student employment application form and submit it directly to the supervisors listed below.
A student availability form (on which student employees indicate when they are available to work) is also available for student employees.
LIFEGUARDContact: Nancy Heapes, Director of Aquatics, 174 Esslinger, (541) 346 - 4112, naheapes@uoregon.edu
Lifeguards are required to hold a current American Red Cross lifeguard card and a current CPR for the Professional Rescuer card. All potential candidates are required to pass an in-water skills test and a CPRPR skills test. Working as a U of O lifeguard is challenging, rewarding and convenient.
SRC STUDENT STAFF
Entry level positions to the Facilities Operations Staff include the following:
Weight Room Supervisor
Contact: Chantelle Russell, Assistant Director, Fitness- russellc@uoregon.edu, 541-346-1364
Job Summary: ensure patron safety in all fitness areas; aid with fitness area maintenance and cleaning; enforce Cardio and Weight Room safety and etiquette policies; and assist new users with a brief introduction to the fitness areas and equipment. Review a pdf download of the job description.
Gerlinger Hall/Student Recreation Center Equipment Issue and Laundry
Contact: Rodney Bloom, Equipment Issue/ Gerlinger Hall Manager-, rodneyb@uoregon.edu, 541-346-4124
Job Summary - Equipment Issue: Customer Service representative for PE & REC dispensing athletic equipment, towels and locks to patrons. Review a pdf download of the job description.
Job Summary - Laundry: Assist with laundry operations that provide service to the Student Recreation Center, Gerlinger facilities and customers outside of PE & REC. Review a pdf download of the job description.
Tennis Center Supervisor
Contact: Greg Smith, Mind Body & Racquet Sports Coordinator- gwsmith@uoregon.edu, 541-346-1154
Job Summary: ensures that the Tennis Center is a safe place to play and train, monitor access of students, faculty, staff and guests; enforces safety and etiquette rules and attend to court reservations.
Rec Tech- Maintenance
Contact: Marvin King, Maintenance- meking@uoregon.edu, 541-346-1042
Job Summary: Assist with maintenance and repair needs of PE & REC facilities and equipment.
Experience Required: applicants must be mechanically-inclined.
Rec Tech- Grounds
Contact: Darle Driscoll, Grounds- darle@uoregon.edu, 541-346-1152
Job Summary: Assist with grounds and labor needs in the Student Recreation Center.
Rec Tech- Custodian
Contact: Dee Bowden, Assistant Director, Purchasing and Custodial- deanna@uoregon.edu, 541-346-1027
Job Summary: Assist with the custodial needs in the Student Recreation Center and other recreation facilities.
ADDITIONAL LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES IN THE SRC
Senior Fitness Assistant
Contact: Chantelle Russell, Assistant Director, Fitness- russellc@uoregon.edu, 541-346-1364
Job Summary: To conduct fitness assessments and personal training sessions with patrons and members of the Student Recreation Center, through one-on-one appointments. Senior Fitness Assistants will also provide fitness orientations, help plan and implement special programs, act as leaders in the weight room and assist with other fitness duties. Senior Fitness Assistants are valuable team members of the PE & REC fitness committee and ideas and feedback are crucial to offering the best services. Review a pdf download of the job description.
Experience Required: Successful completion of the Personal Trainer prep course (PEF 399). Enrollment and/or completion of one PE Weight Training class at the University of Oregon (preferred).
Certification Requirement: Current Adult CPR, AED and Standard First Aid.
Preferred: ACE Personal Trainer certification (or other agency as approved) – within first 3 months of hire.
Office Assistant
Contact: Tiffany Lundy, Assistant Director, Membership Services- tlundy@uoregon.edu, 541-346-1043
Job Summary: Sales and processing of membership, locker service and Rec Store sales; providing support and assisting with all administrative functions for the department; respond to patron inquires and requests to all PE & REC facility operations, programs, and scheduling. Review a pdf download of the job description.
Experience Required: one term of PE & REC employment; knowledge of PE & REC programs, facilities and services.
Front Desk Supervisor
Contact: Tiffany Lundy, Assistant Director, Membership Services- tlundy@uoregon.edu, 541-346-1043.
Job Summary: Provide customer service to members and guests that inquire about and use the facility, programs and services operated by the department. Review a pdf download of the job description.
Experience Required: one term of PE & REC employment; knowledge of PE & REC programs, facilities and services.
Lead Rentals and Scheduling Manager
Contact: Glenn Cashel, Scheduling and Rental Coordinator- gcashel@uoregon.edu, 541-346-1180
Job Summary: Assist in the operational management of rental and scheduling issues of the Student Recreation Center facilities. Review a pdf download of the job description.
Experience Required: Several terms of PE & REC employment; knowledge of PE & REC programs, facilities and services.
Facility Manager
Contact: Molly Kennedy, Assistant Director, Operations- mollyk@uoregon.edu, 541-346-4170
Job Summary: lock/unlock facilities, inspect facilities for misuse and vandalism, respond to emergencies, put up volleyball and badminton nets as needed, dry mop gyms as needed, pick up trash in facilities as needed.
Experience Required: Several terms of PE & REC employment; knowledge of PE & REC programs, facilities and services.REC SPORTS OFFICIAL
Contact: Cindie Edamura, 346-0673, cedamura@uoregon.edu
Officiates intramural events such as flag football, volleyball, basketball, softball and soccer. No experience necessary; training sessions provided.
OFFICE ASSISTANT - PE/REC SPORTS
Contact: Laurel Hanley, 102 Esslinger, 346-4121, lhanley@uoregon.edu
Customer service at counter and on telephone. Data entry and report generation on computer. Balance money with receipts. Run errands as needed.
PE & REC employs GTF's to fulfill specific responsibilities:
Recreational Sports (Rec Sports) responsibilities include team scheduling for intramurals, organizing officials, leading fitness workouts, special events and tournaments. Positions may have responsibility for hiring, training and supervising student employees, organizing events, develoing and implementing programs.
GTF Salary and Benefits
Graduate Teaching Fellows receive a salary ranging from approximately $3,274 to $9,570 per academic year. Graduate Teaching Fellows with a minimum of .20 full-time equivalency (FTE) receive a tuition waiver for the first 16 credits of coursework each term of the appointment. FTE may vary from term to term. Graduate Teaching Fellows are assessed non-instructional fees currently set at $221.50 per term. Most appointments are at .20 FTE ($3,274).
Eligibility Requirements
A. Graduate School
B. Physical Education and Recreation
You must submit (to the address at the top of this page):
The Physical Education Program hires Adjunct instructors to teach a variety of academic courses (see the list of PE Course Offerings). Adjunct Instructors are individuals from the community who possess a Bachelor's degree, specific sports skills, and the ability to teach. All appointments are less than half time. The current salary structure begins at $605 per class per term, and depends on qualifications and experience.
Application Process
Please print the adjunct instructor application form and submit the form (with the requested documentation-see form) to the PE & REC office, in person or by mail (address at top of page).
If you have any questions about the process, please feel free to call us at 346-1041. If you have skills and abilities that we might use, we encourage you to become a part of our applicant pool at your earliest convenience.