Federal Work-study or Student Worker: CASNR-Equine Farm

Job Title Federal Work-study or Student Worker: CASNR-Equine Farm Agency East Texas A&M University Department Farm & Dairy Proposed Minimum Salary$9.00 hourly Job LocationCommerce, Texas Job TypeStudent Worker Job Description SUMMARY: East Texas A&M University-Commerce Livestock/Equine Farm is looking for a student worker/work study who is interested in gaining practical experience and responsibilities in the Livestock/Equine Farm industry, while providing support to the day-to-day operational needs of East Texas A&M University-Commerce Farm. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Assists in feeding, care, sickness, diagnosis, and treatment of animals including weekends and after-hours. Also includes night checks certain times of the year. Facility/equipment maintenance including various clean-up duties at the Animal Science, Livestock, and Equine Centers. Vehicle/Equipment maintenance (i.e. fueling, cleaning) trucks, tractors, and equipment must have loose hay strings and grain bags removed after every use, ensure all flued levels are full before every use. Grease it! Maintains accurate inventory of hay, grain, and consumables. Records hay and grain use. Assists with care of facilities including, but not limited to, mowing, trimming, power washing, raking, sweeping, and facility cleaning. Ability to operate and maintain tractors/equipment during feeding, hay production, fertilize, herbicide, wheat sowing seasons. Any other tasks as directed by Animal Science Faculty, Livestock/Equine Farm Supervisors, Foreman, or the Farm Manager. All positions are security-sensitive. Applicants are subject to a criminal history investigation, and employment is contingent upon the institution’s verification of credentials and/or other information required by the institution’s procedures, including the completion of the criminal history check. Equal Opportunity/Veterans/Disability Employer. Welcome to East Texas A&M University, where We Transform Lives. That transformation can begin right here with student employment. Whether you are an undergraduate student worker, a work-study student, or a graduate assistant, on-campus employment offers the opportunity to gain valuable experience, build professional skills, and earn income while pursuing your education. As a proud Lion, your success is our mission. Student worker positions are part-time roles available throughout the university in a variety of departments and offices. These roles help students gain hands-on experience in a professional setting. May work up to 19 hours per week while classes are in session. May work full-time during breaks and summer if enrolled for the upcoming fall. Must not work during scheduled class times. Open to all actively enrolled students regardless of financial aid status. Students do not need to be enrolled during summer if they plan to return in the fall. Work-study positions are need-based jobs funded through federal or state financial aid programs and allow students to earn money to help pay for educational expenses. Must be awarded federal or state work-study through Financial Aid. May work up to 19 hours per week during the semester. May work full-time during breaks and summer if returning in the fall. Must not work during scheduled class times. Positions are limited to the amount awarded and must follow program guidelines. Graduate assistantships offer opportunities to teach, conduct research, or assist in academic departments while continuing your graduate education. To qualify, students must: Be fully admitted to a graduate program (not provisional or non-degree) Be in good standing with a minimum 3.0 GPA Be enrolled in courses each term of the assistantship Meet specific credit hour and subject requirements for teaching or lab roles Non-native English speakers must demonstrate language proficiency Research assistants must complete Responsible Conduct in Research training Work up to 20 hours per week, depending on the appointment May have teaching or research assignments, or provide administrative support. #J-18808-Ljbffr Texas A&M University