Student Employment Opportunities

Rec Sports

The Intramurals Manager is responsible for supporting and promoting campus Intramural activities, programs and events sponsored by the Rec Sports Department. Responsibilities include assisting with the development, administration, supervision and evaluation of the Intramural program, including equipment duties and scheduling and training workers The Intramural Manager will also serve as an Intramural Supervisor and assist with the administration of Intramural events. The position requires evening and weekend hours.

Under the supervision of the Assistant Director of Recreation, Recreation Manager, and Intramural Supervisors: the Intramural Staff member enforces game rules and records game information as officials and/or scorekeepers for any number of intramural sports including basketball, flag football, soccer, volleyball, softball, ultimate frisbee, broomball, and dodgeball. Additional duties include maintaining a safe and fun atmosphere during intramural competition, facilitating fair play among participants, and attending sport-specific training sessions.

The KinniConnections Manager is responsible for supporting and promoting campus outdoor recreational activities, programs and events sponsored by the Rec Sports Department. Responsibilities include assisting with the development, administration, supervision and evaluation of the KinniConnections Outdoor Recreation program, including equipment rental, the climbing. The KinniConnections Manager will also serve as an Intramural Supervisor and assist with the administration of Intramural events. The position requires evening and weekend hours.

Under the supervision of the Assistant Director of Recreation and KinniConnections Manager: KinniConnections Staff members serve as belayers for open climbing sessions, outdoor trip leaders or assistants, and teachers of skills for various outdoor pursuits. Requirements include ability to create a safe and fun environment while facilitating outdoor activites, ability to work with individuals of a wide variety of ages and ability levels, and a willingness to learn new skills and techniques by attending various training sessions.

This position will work closely with the Assistant Director of Recreational Sports in all areas of Recreation such as Intramurals, Club Sports and Outdoor Recreation. Duties include, but are not limited to, assisting with game and event scheduling and administration; marketing and promotion; hiring, training, and scheduling student workers; Intramural supervision; equipment management; and recreational facilities management. The position requires evening and weekend hours.

The Recreation Manager is responsible for supporting and promoting campus recreational activities, programs and events sponsored by the Rec Sports Department. Responsibilities include assisting with the development, administration, supervision and evaluation of the Intramural sports program, KinniConnections outdoor program, Knowles climbing wall, and Club Sports. The Recreation Manager trains, evaluates, and schedules Recreation Sports Staff. The position requires evening and weekend hours.

Hunt/Knowles

The Camera Technician operates the 2 camera system in Hunt Arena which plays in-house, on the internet, and on local cable. They work closely with the Sound Engineer and Video Technician to create an exciting atmosphere at Hunt Arena. The Camera Technician also operates the special effects board attached to the Hunt Arena Video Board System.

The Hunt Supervisor assists the professional staff in supervising the Hunt Arena and is the individual in charge of the facility each evening. They are responsible for all functions occurring during their shift, working with student, faculty, staff, and guest users of the building's services and facilities, as well as oversight of other student employees working in the facility. Hunt Supervisors are additionally responsible for security of the building, safety of its patrons, decision making in regard to irregular situations or requests and response to emergency situations, all according to Hunt Arena and University policy. Hunt Supervisors also are RSF's Zamboni Drivers. Each supervisor is trained on how to drive the Zamboni, and then drives for all events at Hunt Arena including Falcon Hockey. You must first be a Sport Facility Staff for at least one year before you are promoted to a Hunt Supervisor.

Hunt Arena Skating School provides kids and adults in the community a place to learn to skate and to advance their figure skating skills. As a coach you would be responsible for teaching classes in both eight week sessions (Session 1: October - December, Session 2: December - March), creating your own lesson plan, and teaching the required skills of ISI. Coaches also assist in the production of the Annual HASS Figure Skating Show, which includes script writing, choreographing routines, creating props and costumes, and all other facets associated with a production. Coaches are expected to be able to work will all levels from beginners to freestyle. They must be good with kids and have at least 2 years experience in coaching figure skating. Coaches must be able to prove that they have passed at least Freestyle 5 or USFS Juvenal Freestyle. HASS is an ISI program and follows the skills associated with this program.

The Knowles Supervisor assists the professional staff in supervising the Knowles Center and is the individual in charge of the facility each evening. They are responsible for all functions occurring during their shift, working with student, faculty, staff, and guest users of the building's services and facilities, as well as oversight of other student employees working in the facility. Knowles Supervisors are additionally responsible for security of the building, safety of its patrons, decision making in regard to irregular situations or requests and response to emergency situations, all according to Knowles Center and University policy. You must first be a Sport Facility Staff for at least one year before you are promoted to a Knowles Supervisor.

Sport Facility Event Staff have many different roles in the Hunt and Knowles Complex. These roles range from

Summer Sport Facility Event Staff have many different roles in the Hunt and Knowles Complex. These roles range from

The Sound Engineer position is an integral part of Rec. and Sport Facilities Game Administration. The Sound Engineer manages the sound system during all Falcon Hockey games, both men and women. They choose what music is played in-between stoppages of play and during intermission. They work closely with the Director and Assistant Director of Rec. and Sport Facilities to provide an exciting atmosphere in Hunt Arena.

The Video Technician is in charge of the Video Replay Board in Hunt Arena. They work closely with the Sound Engineer and Camera Technician to create an exciting atmosphere at Hunt Arena. They also assist in the creation of highlight videos, movie clips, and other in-game and intermission entertainment. Strong computer skills are required for this position.

Kansas City Chiefs (summer only)

The Kansas City Chiefs Concessionaires work during the summer in the months of July and August. They prepare and sell all of the food at every KC Chiefs Practice at Ramer Field and Special Events (i.e. Family Fun Night and Vikings Scrimmage Night). They also sell all KC Chiefs Merchandise. A food and/or concessions background is preferred.

These students work strictly during the months of July and August and are usually Summer Event Staff Students, but this is not a requirement. The KC Chiefs Event Staff supervise and oversee the facility during Kansas City Chiefs Training Camp. They assist in facility security, facility cleaning, opening and closing the facility, facility set-up, and work the front desk throughout camp. These students get to see what life in the NFL is all about.