Mount Saint Mary's University·Emmitsburg, Maryland
The student worker serves as a representative for the Department of World Languages and Cultures by greeting visitors and answering phones. Additional duties include data entry, running campus errands, and using office equipment.
Student Worker - World Language (Work-Study)
Job Description: General
A student worker for the Department of World Languages and Cultures is a representative of the office both in the office and on campus. The appointed individual will: Answer phones/aide in greeting visitors. Use office equipment (ex) photocopiers, fax machine, etc. Use phone etiquette, computer literacy is required. Enter data accurately. Run campus errands. Learn particulars/responsibilities of the office. Be a friendly and outgoing/team player. Salary and Hours Students are paid the current minimum wage for Maryland. Students will work a total of eight (8) hours per week. Full Time/Part Time: Part time
Candidates must possess computer literacy and professional phone etiquette. A friendly, outgoing personality and the ability to work as a team player are required.
Market context
In Maryland, student worker world language work-study roles tend to draw interest because they combine campus support with language-focused experience. Competition often comes from candidates who already have strong computer literacy, professional phone etiquette, and a friendly, team-oriented approach. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to show reliable communication and comfort working with students or staff.
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