Student Employment Office

The Student-led AI Design (SAID) Fellow for Humanities is a semester-long undergraduate fellowship to develop student-centered approaches to integrating artificial intelligence into library instruction and research support. The Fellow will evaluate existing library instructional resources, recommend AI-enhanced improvements, and co-create AI literacy materials and lesson plans that support ethical, effective, and accessible use of AI in Humanities research. The Fellow will contribute directly to the modernization of library pedagogy while gaining experience in AI literacy, instructional design, and digital scholarship.

The IT Service Desk Technology Field Assistant will be responsible for providing customer and technical computer assistance to clients within the Bates College Community. You will work closely with the IT Service Desk staff to assist with deliveries, computer pickups, and any other field tickets that come in. The hours of operation for this position are M-F 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM.

The Student Technology Team Leader is responsible for oversight of and the general operations of the Student Technology Assistants Team, including Team Training, Scheduling, Payroll & Time Sheet Processing, and the monitoring of work shifts/hours. This student leadership position works closely with the Manager of Help Desk Services to ensure departmental policies and procedures are being followed and are consistent throughout the Help Desk Services Student Technology Assistants Team. He or she is also responsible for providing advanced technical support (Tier 3) and knowledge to the Student Technology Assistants Team (Primary) as well as to the students, faculty, and staff (Secondary) of Bates College. The Technology Team Leader must have a strong aptitude for providing superior customer service and have…

The Digital Media Assistant provides client-facing support in the Digital Media Studios. In this role, the incumbent staffs the desk at the equipment exchange, and provides support, consultation and troubleshooting for users of the media lab. In addition, the incumbent may be asked to support the DMS professional staff in the creation of media or in the support of other media production tasks. An interest or passion for filmmaking, photography, technology and/or digital storytelling is desired and a willingness to learn is essential.

Curricular and Research Computing (CRC) seeks self-motivated, energetic students who want hands-on technical experience working with a wide range of technologies. Students will work on various projects in a support capacity, as well as staff the Roger Williams Hall computer lab or the Coram Visualization Lab. These students must have excellent interpersonal communication skills and the ability to learn quickly. Duties will involve contributing to projects as assigned, and providing basic instruction and troubleshooting in computer software or hardware problems. Curricular and Research Computing supports both Macintosh and Windows environments. We will provide training as necessary to enable interns to carry out their duties. This internship will be focused on learning the processes of 3D printing and helping other students…

The IT Service Desk Technology Assistant will be responsible for providing customer and technical computing assistance to clients within the Bates College Community. The Technology Assistant will work closely with the IT Service Desk Team and Senior Student Technology Assistants to provide superior assistance to the members of the college community. As a Technology Assistant, you will be responsible for troubleshooting, researching and resolving issues related to computer hardware, and software.    

The Public Services Student Specialist is required to perform many tasks dealing with library patrons and collections. Patrons include Bates College faculty, staff, students, as well as members of the Lewiston/Auburn community. The student will work at one of two Customer Service desks in Ladd Library, either the Circulation Desk or the Audio/Visual Desk.   The position requires excellent customer service skills and the ability to perform the following activities with a high level of accuracy: Check-out of materials Handle returned items Shelving library materials Perform inventory of the library’s collections   This position requires the student to be reliable and punctual.   Please Note: This position provides no time for studying on the job. All on-the-job time is committed…

The Archives and Special Collections Assistant will assist in the day to day operations of the Edmund S. Muskie Archives and Special Collections Library and provide administrative support to its staff. This student must pay attention to detail, have strong organizational skills, and be able to multi-task. Specific responsibilities include, but may not be limited to:  Photocopying  Data entry  Filing/arranging papers