-Answer appropriate questions related to homework assignments
-Review homework instructions with students
-Proofread homework assignments
-Teach students to use reference materials
-Reinforce basic study skills

Columbus Metropolitan Library ¦ Shepard Branch
850 N. Nelson Rd. ¦ Columbus, OH 43219
(other Columbus Metropolitan Libraries may be available)

-Ability to tutor children
-Keyboarding skills/Microsoft Office knowledge
-Hard working and energetic
-Takes direction well
-Works well with others
-Good customer service skills
-Shows a concern for students and their grasp of information covered in the homework
-Respect and appreciated diversity, and believe that every child can learn

Program – Rising Youth After School Program for minority boys and girls ages 13-18
Location – Martin de Porres Center 2330 Airport Dr. Columbus OH 43219
Days(s) of the week it meets – twice a month (Actual days – Sep.20th; Oct. 4th; Oct. 25th; Nov. 8th; Nov. 29th; Dec. 6th; Dec. 13th; Jan. 3rd; Jan. 24th; Feb. 7th; Feb. 28th; Mar. 7th; Mar. 21st; Apr. 4th; Apr. 11th; May 2nd; May 16th; May 31st; June 6-7th Overnight conference at ODU

Duties – Homework help in all areas, set up, clean up, establish report with young people, provide assistance to director, support areas in topics such as self-esteem, bullying, immigration, college life... etc.
Hours it meets – 4 hours per session. (time for work 4 p.m. – 8 p.m.)

-Answer phones
-Light secretarial type of work
-Reinforce basic study skills

Locations:  
Dominican Learning Center
1111 E Stewart Ave
Columbus, OH 43206-3265  
  (Soon to move to St. Mary’s German Village)

-Keyboarding skills/Microsoft Office knowledge
-Hard working and energetic
-Takes direction well
-Works well with others
-Good customer service skills
-Respect and appreciated diversity, and believe that every child can learn

Program: Proyecto Mariposas
Location: Martin de Porres (across the lane from Hamilton Hall)
Days: Starting in February we will meet on Saturdays
Time: 10am - 12
Proyecto Mariposas is a nonprofit organization that focuses on working with Latina mothers and daughters. Throughout the year we have a number of activities. February – May (Weekly program).

-troubleshooting and technical support for ODU community
-support campus standard software and hardware
-create and maintain technical documentation
-provide printer and multimedia equipment troubleshooting
-provide walk-up, phone and online support
-setup and installation of campus equipment
-maintain call tracking and issue resolution systems

-desire to learn and listen
-excellent written and verbal communication skills
-personable and customer
-service oriented-dedication and reliability
-team player and willingness to learn new skills
-ability to lift equipment and paper boxes
-paid training is provided
-flexible scheduling available

-Flexible Hours (around 12 hours per week).  Monday-Thursday 3:00pm - 6:00pm
-assist in the implementation of the daily operations of the Tutoring and After School programs
-assist with homework completion
-assist with developmental group activities
-may communicate progress with staff, participants and parents.

This job is located at 118 S. Yale Ave Columbus, OH

-Greet families and explain furniture selection process

-Guide families through furniture selection and document choices
-Assist with delivery preparations

-Assist with showroom display

-Assist with donation organization

-Furniture painting

-Other tasks as needed

-Ability to lift 20 lbs
-Ability to work independently or with a team
-Exceptional attention to detail

-Exceptional communication skills

-Familiarity with office equipment a plus

- Assist with preparation of weekly accounts payable documentation and coding
- Assist with processing of accounts receivable, including researching accounts and posting payments in internal database
- Manually enter data into ANDAR database from miscellaneous pledge cards unable to be scanned
- Assist with processing and mailing donor thank-you letters and payment receipts
- Provide research assistance and support in other duties, as assigned

- Knowledge of or interest in the human service industry.
- Computer software and software applications, including working with databases and Excel.
- Ability to work independently, to seek out and proactively take on additional projects.
- Meet commitments in a timely manner. Maintain professional demeanor at all times.
- The ability to interact with diverse audiences, volunteers, team members and management.
- Thorough appreciation and acceptance of, and commitment to, diversity.

The role of the work-study student is to support the functioning of the All People's Fresh Market. These tasks may include:
- Effectively learn and use the online PantryTrak system
- Provide exceelent customer service - greeting, assigning key cards, checking out
- Receive and place food donations in the market - safe food practice (Mid-Ohio, Kroger, etc)
- Prepare and distribute boxes/bags of food to community members
- Obtain and use knowledge of safe food storage
- Support volunteers, WEP workers, and others
- Restock shelves, clean market floors and surfaces between visits from shoppers and at the end of each day
- Read and follow the policies within the market manual, which encourages inspiration, fairness, and safety of market members, volunteers, and staff
- Help maintain the beauty and functionality of the market and grounds (clean up lot, sidewalks, empty trash, etc.)
- Uphold the core values of Community Development for All People by maintaining a positive environment in which all employees, volunteers, and shoppers are treated with dignity and love (radical hospitality)

- Help lead program coordinator recruit and enroll families/participants
- Help coordinate and facilitate monthly youth Club meetings
- Help recruit, train, and coordinate coaches for youth mentoring.
- Help build relationships and develop a presence within the Central Ohio community
- Provide support and goals management to youth participants to help them reach their goals
- Foster relationships amongst youth club members
- Responsible for all youth program data and collection of digital and hard-copy progress reports.
- Help find in-kind opportunities to support Achievement Club activities
- Attend monthly online meetings of Achievement Club staff via Zoom® or Microsoft Teams®
- Provide weekly and monthly updates via an Online report form
- Provide all proofs of youth goal achievement to Program Director for approval
- Promote an environment that welcomes and empowers all Club members
- Enter youth attendance, goals and goals outcomes, and other pertinent data into program database.

- 18 years of age and high school graduate.
- Complete medical statement indicating immunizations and ability to physically work doing moderate lifting.
- Complete a BCI/FBI background check prior to employment.
- Flexible schedule to meet with participants (via phone) for case management.
- Lead once-a-month youth workshops using given curriculum sometimes in-person, sometimes via Zoom® or Microsoft Teams®.
- Focused interest in Social Services, Education, or related field preferred - Good facilitation and coaching skills
- Good organizational, time management, and communication skills
- Ability to work independently.
- Experience working with social media and conducting virtual meetings using software such as Microsoft Teams or Zoom
- Fluency in Speaking English and Spanish is a plus.
- Desire to give to and grow with a community

- Coordinate duties and responsibilities as team leader for level 3 library student assistants under the direction of and/or in the absence of other supervisory staff
- Assists in training and development of library student assistants
- Monitors work quality of library student assistants
- Coordination and oversee stacks maintenance: shelving items, shelf reading, weeding, and shifting books and other library materials on shelves, missing item searches, monitoring conditions
- Perform building opening/closing/operations procedures as necessary
- Customer support and problem-solving as necessary
- Design, create, and mount library displays, signage, and/or other promotional items such as brochures and bookmarks
- Monitoring supply needs in public areas and work areas
- Checking out and checking in library items
- Receiving payment of fines/charges
- Retrieving requested items from shelves and preparing items for shipping and/or pickup- Photocopying or scanning documents
- Special projects such as electronic delivery of articles, tracking and analysis of statistical data, and adding and/or verifying links on course pages
- Other general office/library-type activities

- Leadership and supervisory skills
- Works well with others as a team
- Able to show initiative, troubleshoot known and unexpected problems, and enforce library policies
- Able to interact tactfully and efficiently with campus community and other staff
- Excellent communication and organizational skills, dependable, reliable, punctual, proactive
- At least 1 year experience in the Circulation unit as a student worker, or equivalent/similar experience leading work teams or supervising the work of others
- Able to work specific dates/time/shifts as needed in the absence of other supervisory staff

- Works closely with Media and Marketing Communications Manager
- Write and edit a variety of documents including articles for newsletter, online articles and news releases
- Taking photos (as needed)
- Conducting interviews with students, faculty and staff
- Conduct research and catalog department information
- Assist the Public Relations and Communications Department staff as needed
- Maintain the media contact list and the social media sites
- Some evening and weekend hours required