Facilities Services
Contact: Todd Etchison
Phone: 605-394-2251
Email:
John.Etchison@sdsmt.edu
Description: Summer Grounds Worker Position (Full and Part Time)
SD Mines Foundation
Contact: Katie Howard
Phone: 605-394-2436
Email:
foundation@sdsmt.edu
Description: Office work
Graduate Education
Contact: Rachel Howard
Phone: 605-355-3468
Description: For more information contact the Graduate Education Office.
Tech Learning Center/RAS
Contact: Thomas Mahon
Phone: 605-394-2428
Description: Tutoring positions - need to meet criteria of: 3.00CGPA & 3.00GPA in their chosen major.
Dining Service/Aramark
Contact: Jennifer Hauf
Phone: 605-394-1953
Description: Food service operations, including: Hardrocker Café, Miner's Shack, Einstein Bros Bagels & Catering.
Admissions
Contact: Genene Sigler
Phone: 605-394-5209
Different positions: Data Entry, Campus Tours, Go To Mines Events, Telecounseling in the evenings.
Math & Computer Science
Contact: Reta Davies
Phone: 605-394-2471
Description: Lab leaders in Math 102, College Algebra, CSC 150 and Computer Science 1 and CSC 170 Programming for Engg & Scientists. Lab leader position requires instructor/teaching capabilities, knowledge of the class being taught and current good standing in school. Submit a resume to the department, will interview with Dr. Kyle Riley
ITS Technology Fellows Program
Contact: Kevin Rivera
Phone: 605-394-1292
Description: Provide ITS Help Desk assistance.
More Information
Student Activities & Leadership Center
Contact: Cheryl Dillon
Phone: 605-394-2336
Description: Assists with events and programs for SALC and HAP'N
Description. **No openings at this time, please check back next semester.
Surbeck Center
Contact: Stephanie Lindsley
Phone: 605-394-6774
Description: Front desk staffing. Interviews for fall semester are typically done in April and spring semester in November.
Rocker Shop
Contact: Marlin Kinzer
Phone: 605-394-2374
Description: Assist the Rocker Shop
Museum of Geology
Contact: Emily Berry
Phone: 605-394-2467
Description: Communicates with the public (all ages) to provide peer-reviewed Earth Science, helps maintain the cleanliness of Museum exhibits, and assists guests with purchasing mementos from the Museum Store.
Residential Peer Mentors
Contact: Residence Life Office in Surbeck Center or contact your Hall Director
Description: The Residential Peer Mentor (RPM) serves as an important academic resource to their assigned residential community by providing tutoring, mentoring, and academic activities. The RPM jointly report to the Tech Learning Center (TLC) and to the Residence Life Office. The RPM resides in a single residence hall room in Connolly, Palmerton, or Peterson Halls. Application information for the 2015-2016 academic year is available on the
RA-RPM Selection website.
Resident Assistants
Contact: Residence Life Office in Surbeck Center or contact your Hall Director
Description: RAs are vital members of the Residence Life staff. Each living community has an RA to ensure we create positive, healthy communities where students can live, learn, and thrive. Selection information is available on the
RA-RPM Selection website.
Summer Crew
Contact: Residence Life Office in Surbeck Center or contact your Hall Director
Description: Summer Crew is made-up of 2 Summer Crew Supervisors and 6-8 Summer Crew staff members. Summer Crew Supervisors directly supervise the Summer Crew staff, work with Residence Life and Summer Conferencing staff, work with Residence Life and Summer Conferencing Staff, and provide important management and supervision functions. Summer Crew staff members provide maintenance and painting to the residence halls, support to Summer Conferencing, and staffs evenings/weekends at the Surbeck Desk. Selection information for Summer Crew 2015 is available on the
Summer Crew website.
Student Custodial Staff Positions
Email:
reslife@sdsmt.edu
Description: Student Custodial Staff Positions are available through Residents Life. Contact Residence Life directly for these positions.
CAMP Part-Time Workers
Contact: Kimberly Osberg
Email:
Kimberly.Osberg@sdsmt.edu
Phone: 605-394-2500
Description: For CAMP non-work-study student employment, we are looking for a more hands-on member. You must be a member of a CAMP team and part of your job is to represent us. Students may give tours of the CAT Lab to prospective students and other youth groups. Other duties include organization of CAMP activities, working with Student Development personnel or student government members on CAMP's behalf, and/or managing the CAT Lab. Use our Student Employment Application.
Other Jobs may be available around campus and in academic departments. Check with your department first, which may have work that requires your specialized skills.