Work-Study Positions

 The duties of this position include iMac Lab and Studio space maintenance and upkeep, assisting faculty one-on-one, assisting with inventory and ordering, and other duties as needed. The student must be computer-literate and knowledgeable about Microsoft Office Suite and Adobe Creative Cloud. This person will have knowledge of the graphic design process and should be able to work independently on design materials. This includes, but is not limited to, Bridge Gallery posters and graphics, student exhibition posters and graphics, and graphics to enhance e-learning. The students may also be asked to assist with exhibition installation and de-installation, recruiting events, organizing and implementing the annual conference, and any other tasks identified by the department chair. This position requires the student to be available to oversee Open Studio. Students are absolutely required to be reliable, have transportation, be highly professional and be discreet.

Department: Art & Design
Location: North Campus
Supervisor: Bailey Wingler

There are multiple components to this position. The first component is administrative and focuses on assisting the department chair and director with tasks such as maintaining databases, making phone calls, conducting research and creating forms. This also includes assisting with exhibition installation and deinstallation, special events, organizing and implementing the annual statewide fine arts conference, and any other tasks as identified by the department chair and/or director. The second component of this position includes assisting with studio maintenance and upkeep, assisting faculty one-on-one, assisting with inventory and ordering, and other duties as needed. Students are absolutely required to be reliable, have transportation, be highly professional and be discreet.

Department: Art & Design
Location: North Campus
Supervisor: Bailey Wingler

This position is customer service-oriented. The student will run the register at the Beacons Nest on-campus store. They will assist with inventory, stocking shelves, recovering and interacting with our customers. We are looking for bright, energetic students who have customer service experience.

Department: Beacons Nest
Location: North Campus
Supervisor: Brian Johnson

The Business Technologies and FBLA Career Closet Operations Assistant will support the daily operations of the Business Technologies program and the local FBLA chapter. This position offers experience in program coordination, student engagement, and resource management. Primary responsibilities include assisting with routine administrative tasks, supporting faculty and student leaders, helping organize chapter activities, and maintaining accurate program documentation. A key component of this role is overseeing the FBLA Career Closet, managing inventory, preparing clothing items for student use, ensuring the space remains organized and welcoming, and assisting students who need professional attire for interviews or events. The assistant will also help with event setup, promotional materials, scheduling support, and general office duties. Candidates should be organized, dependable, customer-service oriented, and comfortable interacting with students in a supportive and professional manner.

Department: NC FBLA
Location: North
Supervisor: Chad Nichols

The primary duties of this position include assisting with the distribution of food and essential resources to students. Stocking, organizing and maintaining pantry inventory are other daily duties. The students would need the ability to provide customer service support to students and access the necessary services. The student would also assist with updating the monthly pantry reports and serve as a student wellness center ambassador by staying informed about Wellness Center events.

Department: Student Wellness
Location: South Campus
Supervisor: Dr. LaRhonda Bryson

A work-study student in the Academic Advising Office supports advisors and staff by assisting students with various administrative tasks. Typical responsibilities include greeting students and visitors and providing basic information about advising services. The preferred qualifications for this position are strong interpersonal skills, reliability, and great attention to detail. The candidate must be comfortable with computers and familiar with the Microsoft Office suite. Having prior customer service experience would also be preferable.

Department: Career & Academic Advising
Location: South Campus
Supervisor: Howard Byrd

The NC FBLA-Collegiate State Office Operations Assistant will support the daily administrative and organizational functions of the statewide Collegiate division. This role provides hands-on experience in professional office operations, nonprofit association management, and student leadership support. Essential responsibilities include performing clerical tasks such as filing, data entry, document preparation, digital organization, and maintaining accurate records. The assistant will help coordinate communication with local chapters, assist with event preparation, support membership processing, and uphold confidentiality in accordance with state and institutional policies. Candidates should demonstrate professionalism, reliability, and strong attention to detail while representing NC FBLA-Collegiate in a positive and service-oriented manner. Additional duties may include assisting with mailings, scheduling, inventory management, and general office support as assigned.

Department: NC FBLA
Location: North
Supervisor: Chad Nichols

Primary duties in this position include greeting clients, students, guests and faculty. Hours are Tuesday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Wednesday – Thursday, 5 – 10 p.m. Students will take and deliver messages, assist with scheduling and manage appointments. Students will also help process transactions while performing various administrative tasks.

Department: Cosmetology
Location: College Station
Supervisor: Allison Knight

The Digital Content Creation Assistant will support the creation of engaging digital media that promotes the Rowan-Cabarrus brand across online platforms while reporting to the Assistant Director of Marketing and Communications. This role provides valuable experience in content development, digital storytelling and multimedia production while working alongside the Marketing and Communications Department. Students will contribute to video, audio, social media and web-based projects that support college communications and marketing efforts. Primary responsibilities include capturing and editing video and audio content, drafting social media posts, and assisting with website updates and digital signage. Students may help develop content ideas, support production efforts and collaborate on campaigns designed to engage internal and external audiences. This position is ideal for students interested in web and digital media, content creation, social media marketing, communications, or related fields. Candidates should be creative, adaptable and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment. Strong communication skills, attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple projects are essential. All content should follow the College’s established branding, accessibility and digital communication standards. An interview may be required.

Department: Marketing and Communications
Location: North
Supervisor: Carter Wingfield

The ideal candidate for this position will need strong organizational skills. We would like you to have a good knowledge of electrical materials, such as wire sizes and types. Students must also be familiar with switches, receptacles, electrical connectors, and tools. We would prefer this student to be in an electrical program, but prior electrical field experience would be acceptable. 

Department: Electrical Systems Engineering
Location: CBTC Campus
Supervisor: Jeffery Mrugalski

The Esports Manager will support the operation and growth of the college’s Esports program while providing a welcoming and engaging gaming environment for students. This position will oversee the gaming room, ensuring it remains safe, clean, organized, and welcoming, maintaining equipment, and ensuring that gaming policies and procedures are followed. The Esports Manager will assist students with game rules, strategies and general gameplay, promote Esports programs and events across campus, and connect interested students with teams, competitions, and other opportunities. The position will also help organize and lead team meetings, practice sessions, tournaments and other Esports activities, while assisting Student Activities Coordinators with new initiatives and program development. Occasional travel for gaming events or participation in virtual events may be required.

The ideal candidate is a current student in good academic standing who is Work-Study-eligible and has a strong interest in gaming and Esports. Candidates should have strong communication skills, be reliable, self-motivated, organized and comfortable working with students of varying skill levels. Basic technology skills and the ability to troubleshoot common gaming equipment issues are preferred. This position provides an opportunity to turn a passion for gaming into valuable leadership and professional experience while developing skills in teamwork, communication, event planning, technology, and community building.

Department: Student Life
Location: North Campus
Supervisor: Carrie Graham

The Events Assistant supports the planning and coordination of college events. Duties may include organizing supplies and inventory, preparing event materials, assisting with setup and breakdown and completing basic administrative tasks. The student may work at multiple college locations and occasionally during evening events. Candidates should have basic computer, organizational, communication and customer service skills. They will also need to have reliable transportation and the ability to lift up to 25lbs.

Department: Events
Location: North Campus
Supervisor: Abraham Long

The Graphic Design and Content Creation Assistant will support the development of visual marketing materials that reflect the Rowan-Cabarrus brand and report to the Assistant Director of Marketing and Communications. This role offers hands-on experience in graphic design, layout, and visual communication while working closely with the Marketing and Communications department. Students will assist in creating flyers, posters, signage, social media graphics, event materials, and other promotional pieces for print and digital use. Primary responsibilities include designing and formatting marketing materials using Adobe Creative Cloud, updating template-based projects, and preparing files for production. Students may also assist with photography projects and image editing to support college initiatives. This position is ideal for students interested in graphic design, visual communications, or related creative fields. Candidates should be detail-oriented, creative, and organized, with a strong understanding of design principles and a willingness to learn. All work must align with the College’s established branding and accessibility standards. An interview may be required.   

Department: Marketing and Communications
Location: North
Supervisor: Carter Wingfield

The ideal candidate for this position would need to possess basic knowledge of installing, updating and maintaining software, computers, peripherals, and networking systems. Demonstrate the ability to use or quickly learn IT ticketing systems while effectively prioritizing and multitasking support requests. Exhibits strong active listening skills, clear communication and consistently documents actions and solutions. Show patience, empathy, professionalism and reliability, collaborate with team members, and ensure punctuality.

Department: Information Services
Location: North Campus
Supervisor: Barb Collins

The Marketing and Communications Assistant supports the department’s daily operations, focusing on administrative support, organization, and project coordination. The student works closely with the Director and Assistant Director and assists other team members as needed. Responsibilities may include scheduling meetings, preparing notes, organizing files, tracking deadlines, coordinating marketing requests, gathering materials, conducting research, and drafting or editing basic communications. The assistant also may support events, photo or video projects, campus deliveries, supply organization, and other departmental needs. The ideal candidate is organized, dependable, adaptable, and comfortable managing multiple priorities. Strong writing skills, attention to detail, professionalism, and sound judgment are essential. The assistant must maintain confidentiality when handling sensitive information and internal materials. Travel to the Rowan-Cabarrus campus and locations may be required. An interview is required.

Department: Marketing and Communications
Location: North and NCRC
Supervisor: Aaron Tallman

As a Student Life Assistant, you’ll help plan events, support student organizations and make our campus a place students love to be. Main responsibilities would include overseeing the student lounge and welcoming students, creating presentations for classes or student groups. The ideal candidate would have great communication skills since they would be tasked with assisting with event promotion and student engagement. Essential qualifications would be for the student to be in good academic standing, reliable, have basic computer skills and the ability to multitask.

Department: Physical Therapy Assistant
Location: North Campus
Supervisor: Anna Marie Prado

The Student Life Assistant will support the development of a welcoming, engaging, and inclusive campus environment for students. This position will help oversee the Student Lounge, serve as a friendly resource for students, and provide information about campus programs and resources. The Student Life Assistant will also assist with planning and coordinating student programs, activities, and events; create and deliver presentations to classes and student groups; and promote events through flyers, outreach, and word-of-mouth. Additional responsibilities include maintaining the Student Life calendar, bulletin boards and resource materials, as well as assisting with administrative duties such as data entry, inventory and scheduling. The ideal candidate is a current student in good academic standing who is reliable, punctual, organized and able to work effectively as part of a team. Strong communication and interpersonal skills, basic computer skills including Microsoft Office and Excel, and the ability to manage multiple tasks are required. Experience or an interest in event planning, student leadership, or campus engagement is a plus. This position provides valuable opportunities to develop leadership, event planning, communication, teamwork, organization and professional networking skills while making a positive impact on the student experience.

Department: Student Life
Location: North & South Campus
Supervisor: Carrie Graham