10 Reasons to Work at CAPS (1) Deepen your knowledge of PC applications and internet technologies. (2) Work within professional and supportive environment. (3) Develop customer service skills. (4) Improve problem solving capabilities. (5) Build skills for your resume. (6) Improve leadership skills. (7) Network with peers and professionals. (8) Work a flexible schedule. (9) Enhance tutoring skills. (10) Connect with college community and its resources.

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[Lab Assistants] are EXTREMELY critical to the success of operations within the Center. We are looking for customer-friendly students who enjoy working in a fast-paced Center and who are committed to student success.

Responsibilities include:

• Helping students operate and navigate through various software applications and online resources to complete homework assignments and special projects.
• Administering college computerized placement test. (Accuplacer)
• Answering questions about programs and services associated with CAPS.
• Assisting staff members with general flow of traffic.
• Maintaining computers and appearance of Center.
• Working with Center staff on special projects.

To apply:

• Check with the financial aid office to determine work study eligibility.
• Contact Erica Brown in CAPS for more information: esbrown@ccsnh.edu
• Show proof of computer skills via a college transcript or letter of reference.

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[Tutors] are needed to work with students one-on-one, in study groups or in our math and writing centers. Similar to lab assistants, tutors are CRITICAL to the success of so many students.

Responsibilities include:

• Assisting students with subject specific assignments and projects.
• Assisting students with study and organizational skills.
• Helping students to access additional resources or services when appropriate.

To apply:

• Contact Carol Despres in CAPS for more information: cdespres@ccsnh.edu
• Show proof of subject competence via a college transcript or letter of reference.

Other positions such as readers, scribes, and office help to support students with disabilities and/or CAPS staff members are sometimes available. Some assignments are work study only. Contact Sharon Cronin for specific opportunities. scronin@ccsnh.edu