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July 6, 2009

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Journalism and New Media Student Interns

POSTED: July 6, 2009
DEPARTMENT: Pervasive Technology Institute
HOURS: 20 hours per week
SALARY: $11-$13/hour

JOB DESCRIPTION: Pervasive Technology Institute (PTI) www.pti.iu.edu at Indiana University is seeking two student interns to start in July 2009 and continue through the fall semester of 2009, with the potential to be retained through spring semester.

Student interns will work under the supervision of the PTI Manager of Strategic Initiatives in a high-tech, academic environment. Tasks will be assigned based on an intern’s experience, interest, and aptitude and may include but are not limited to the following:

• Writing and editing of news releases, Web, print, and video content related to PTI projects and activities.
• Filming and editing of video blogs, events, and other short video presentations.
• Layout and design of print and online materials for use in PTI external relations and EOT efforts.
• Assistance with logistics and external relations related to special events.

QUALIFICATIONS: The ideal candidate:

• Is a student pursuing a degree in journalism/and or new media with at least a Junior class standing at the start of the 2009-2010 academic year. Other majors will be considered if student has desired skills/experience.
• Will have demonstrated experience in at least two of the following: writing and editing for print and Web; layout and design of print materials; Web site design; filming and editing of short video content. Students with video experience are especially desirable.
• Will have the ability to learn about complex topics related to science and technology, and communicate them to a lay audience using writing and/or film media. Students pursuing minors in a science or technology discipline will be given special consideration, though a science background is not required.
• Will be able to communicate confidently and professionally with research scientists, faculty members, business professionals, members of the news media, and top IU administrators.
• Will be comfortable working in a collaborative, multicultural environment.

Interns will be paid an hourly rate set according to the candidate’s skills and level of experience. Students will work a flexible, 20 hours per-week schedule that can be planned around classes and coursework. Students must be able to complete at least 10 hours each week on-site at the Institute between the hours of 9 am -5 pm Monday through Friday to attend meetings and plan projects. Most additional hours may be completed off-site, on evenings and weekends dependent upon the student’s access to the required technology. PTI is currently located in the Showers Building, downtown Bloomington at 501 N. Morton St. The Institute will be moving in August, 2009 to a brand new Incubator facility located at 10th Street and the 45/46 bypass (across from Tulip Tree apartments). The area is served by both IU and city bus routes.

APPLY: Interested students should submit cover letter and resume along with three (3) samples of original, completed work (written/print pieces, web sites, and video content are all acceptable). At least one sample must be a writing sample of one page or longer. All application materials must be received by Sunday, July 12. Please email application materials to: PTI Manager of Strategic Initiatives, Daphne Siefert-Herron .

Graduate Assistant - Sustainability Coordinator

POSTED: July 2, 2009
DEPARTMENT: Office of the Vice President for Information Technology
HOURS: 15-20 hours a week
SALARY: $15-19.00 an hour

JOB DESCRIPTION: Information technology plays an important role in reducing the environmental impact of Indiana University , including optimizing data center and leveraged services to deliver energy efficiencies; implement the use of power savings tools and techniques to lessen the environmental impact of personal computer usage; reduce the amount of waste generated by equipment, packaging and printing ; and enable responsible stewardship of natural resources by creating environments that reduce travel for remote collaboration and learning and improve environmental research.

RESPONSIBILITIES: Reporting to the Special Projects Assistant in OVPIT and working with the VPIT Cabinet on IT sustainability initiatives, this position is charged with the coordinating IT activities at IU to improve environmental sustainability. Responsibilities include:

• Coordinate sustainability efforts for IT across IU;
• Refine and monitor appropriate metrics to aid prioritization and evaluate the project success;
• Develop standard practice and policies for sustainability as appropriate;
• Coordinate reporting and documentation for IT sustainability efforts;
• Research programs and trends in sustainability to ensure IU falls within peer standards;
• Develop and implement outreach and awareness programs that contribute to establishing a University culture on improved sustainability.

DESIRED SKILLS & EXPERIENCE:

• Interest in promoting environmental sustainability
• Academic work or experience in information technology
• Ability to effectively contribute to the planning, implementation, analysis and reporting phases of a green computing initiatives
• Ability to learn quickly and take responsibility for parts of a project
• Ability to communicate effectively with colleagues and clients in both written and spoken formats.
• Attention to detail
• Technical proficiency with PC and Macintosh platforms and with MS Office
• General understanding of sustainability concepts and challenges
• Ability to effectively manage and maintain a small informational website

FEE REMISSION & STIPEND: The GA position provides 30 hours of fee remission per calendar year (6/summer; 12/fall; 12/spring). This position also provides a monthly stipend. Preference will be given to candidates that will be available through the 2009- 2010 school year.

START DATE: August 2009. A specific start date for this position will be determined in cooperation with the chosen applicant.

APPLY: If you feel you meet the criteria for the Sustainability GA position, please attach your resume and a one-page cover letter to Kim Milford at . The letter should state the reasons for your interest in this position and why you feel suited for the job.

Web Developer

POSTED: July 2, 2009
DEPARTMENT: Center for Survey Research
HOURS: 40 hrs/wk
SALARY: $15/hr

JOB DESCRIPTION: Designs, develops and maintains websites, web applications and databases for the Center for Survey Research.

QUALIFICATIONS: Education in the fields of information science, computer information systems, computer science, or related field.

One year of experience with Web content and application development; experience with database design, human-computer interaction/design, and technical/instructional writing. Excellent organizational skills. Demonstrated Web technology skills.

Prefer knowledge of and experience with web programming using languages such as C#, ColdFusion, PHP, Java EE, Python, Ruby, or VB. Preference given to experience working with the ASP.NET framework in C#. Also, client-side scripting using Javascript and Javascript frameworks such as jQuery. A familiarity with the issues surrounding standards-based web design and a commitment to design that separates layout from markup (XHTML, CSS, DOM). Experience with Microsoft SQL Server or similar databases and coding SQL to create dynamic and individualized Web data collection and information delivery. Familiarity with using the Visual Studio development environment on Windows preferred.

APPLY: Please send resume and references to . Call 812.855.2821 for more information.

Support Center Consultant

POSTED: June 26, 2009
DEPARTMENT: University Information Technology Services
HOURS: 20 hours per week
SALARY: $8.75 an hour

JOB DESCRIPTION: The UITS Support Center is hiring IU students for part time consultant positions. Student consultants are required to work at least 20 hours per week and no more than 38 hours per week. The starting wage is $8.75 for most shifts. We require a commitment to work at least 2 full semesters, not including the summer.

Student consultants provide technical assistance to all IU affiliates over multiple services such as phone, email, chat, and walk-in at two locations at IU Bloomington. Duties for all consultants include, but are not limited to, providing technical and troubleshooting support for both Windows and Macintosh desktops, mobile devices, IU central systems, networking, and updating technical articles in the IU Knowledge Base. Some consultants may also track system outages and post notices to inform IU affiliates. Our service extends 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and our schedules are set on a semester basis. Consultants are required to work both weekday and weekend shifts. We are committed to providing the best possible service to all of our customers, regardless of their level of computer expertise.

QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants are required to have prior customer services experience, proven technical abilities, excellent written communication skills, and the ability to speak English clearly and well.

APPLY: Please send an email to by July 15, 2009 with “UITS Support Center Consultant” as the subject and including this information.
      • Cover letter
      • Resume
      • Availability
      • Total number of hours preferred

IU Research and Teaching Preserve Half-Time Manager

POSTED: June 26, 2009
DEPARTMENT: Biology
SALARY: Approximately $13,500 per year

JOB DESCRIPTION: Duties will include overseeing maintenance of Preserve properties, including maintaining trails, signs, parking lots, and fences; organizing events such as research projects, nature hikes, visitor tours, student activities, and volunteer work days; supervising student employees; office organization and management; assist with fund-raising activities.

This is a permanent half-time position without benefits that will pay approximately $13,500 year. July 13 or earlier start date.

For more information about the IU Research and Teaching Preserve, see Web site at www.indiana.edu/~preserve/

QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelors required, Masters preferred. Previous experience in natural areas management, program facilitation, and light construction experience is strongly desired. Must have strong management and organizational skills. Must be capable of physical labor in remote areas and available to work occasional weekends.

APPLY: To apply, send a resume and cover letter to or IU Research and Teaching Preserve, 1001 East Third Street, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405.
All applications received on or before July 1 will receive full consideration.

Online Support/Knowledge Management

POSTED: May 8, 2009
DEPARTMENT: University Information Technology Services
HOURS: 20 hours/week minimum
SALARY: $10.00/hour
DATES: 1 year commitment

JOB DESCRIPTION: UITS Online Support at IUB announces an opening for Knowledge Management staff. This position will be posted until a suitable candidate is hired. Available immediately.

The Knowledge Management team is responsible for maintaining the content of both the Knowledge Base and the UITS Services and Support web space. Specific duties include editing and updating documentation about IU computing systems, applications, and information technology services used in teaching, learning, research, and administration.

QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must:

• Possess exemplary writing skills, including meticulous and thorough editing and proofreading skills
• Have the ability to work effectively in a team setting
• Be able to work with minimal supervision while following established standards
• Have a strong customer service attitude

Broad computing experience and knowledge of the IU information technology environment are desirable.

APPLY: To apply, send cover letter and resume to , including “Knowledge Management” in the subject line.
Applications accepted until position filled.