The Department of Chemistry offers students the opportunity to assist in the various laboratories taught by our faculty. Many benefits are accrued by such service.
Ø Earn extra money.
Ø Enhance your chemical knowledge and skills. Learn while you teach. (Handy for review for professional exams!)
Ø Gain experience working in a teaching environment.
Ø Provide a valuable service to the Department.
Ø Get to know faculty members better. This allows faculty members to better know YOU as well. (Handy for those letters of recommendation!)
Laboratories are offered all days of the week at most times. Exceptions are Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mornings before noon. Evening labs are also available!
Students wishing to be hired immediately must be full-time students. Part-time students may be hired at a later date in the semester.
To apply:
Ø Know your schedule for the semester.
Ø Go to the Assignment Schedule on the Chemistry web page to see which labs are available that fit within your experience and schedule
Ø Contact Dr. Mike Jezercak with your requests via the Information and Assignment Request page. Your abilities to teach in a given laboratory will be evaluated at that time and further instructions will be provided. Those having laboratories at UCO are given selection priority.
New Hires:
If you are working for the first time at UCO, you must complete the proper hiring forms. The employment office requires:
Requirements for all New Hires
One from each list:
Drivers License Social Security Card
UCO ID Card AND Native American Tribal Card
Voter’s Registration Card Original or Certified Copy of a Birth Certificate
U.S. Military Card Native American Tribal Document
OR:
US Passport (replaces two forms of identification from above lists)
All employees must bring documents to Lillard Administration Building 204 to complete new hire paperwork. Per U.S. Homeland Security ruling, an employee is only allowed to work for three (3) days until all paperwork is completed.
New employees will not receive a paycheck until direct deposit is complete.