Drive access van, campus connector and transit routes as assigned. This job is subject to drug and alcohol testing. Must be 18 years old, good driving record, 2 years driving experience, valid US driver's license.

Philbrook Hall is looking for reliable team players who are interested in working with food and providing our guests with prompt, efficient, friendly service. Shifts are available 7 days a week in 4 hour blocks from 8am to 12:30am. You can mix and match your days and times to work with your schedule. Please feel free to stop in at Philbrook and apply today!

Homework Lab Tutor sought for SOCC Afterschool Program in Dover. Responsibilities include supporting elementary-level Homework Lab classroom, tutoring individual students and facilitating acdemic enrichment activities after school (3-6pm). Experience in youth programs, availability during afterschool hours.

Responsible for preparing cold foods, specialty items and manning a carving station or sandwich station as assigned, consistently maintain cleanliness of work station in accordance with board of health regulations, communicate effectively with the front of the house staff and other kitchen staff to ensure the highest possible internal and external customer satisfatction. Previous knowledge of food service equipment and proper food sanitation techniques required. Applicants must be available to work Sunday mornings. Schedule flexibility is required, previous food prep experience is required, 2 positions available. Email Alan Beck for more information.

Responsible for preparing and cooking food items in accordance to recipe standards, communicate effectively with the front of the house staff and other kitchen staff to ensure the highest possible internal and external customer satisfaction, consistently maintain cleanliness of work station in accordance with board of health regulations. Previous knowledge of food service equipment and proper food sanitation techniques required. Schedule flexibility is required,  candidates must have at least 2 years work experience as a line cook in an upscale facility. 2 positions available. Email Alan Beck for more information.

Includes admininstrative, clerical, maintenance and grounds. Work can be physical. Student must have car; the Browne Center is 5 miles from the Durham campus.

Duties include teaching swimming to all ages and all levels of swimmers. Also lifeguard duties. Must hold Red Cross certifications.

Answer telephone, receive public upon entering the building, issue equipment, answer questions, receive user's fees, issue and check memberships and general supervision of building, computer use, possibly lead and officiate basketball programs. Previous experience in related field or job involving public relations helpful, Recreation or Kinesiology major possibly.

Philbrook Hall is looking for reliable team players to work in a fun, fast-paced, diverse environment. Working in the Dish Room is a great way to learn about the compost program and how UNH Dining contributes to sustainable living in our community. Shifts are available 7 days a week in 4 hour blocks from 8am-12:30am. You can mix and match your days and times to work with your schedule. Please feel free to stop in at Philbrook and apply today.

We are currently looking to fill positions for the upcoming school year for the S.A.F.E. Afterschool program. The program runs M-F 2:30-6:00pm on school days and 7:30am-6:00pm on vacation days. We can work around your schedule. If you love working with children, please give us a call to set up an interview or email your resume to address above. Must be at least 18 years old, some experience with children preferred.

Assist teachers and work with infants and toddlers while guiding them through their daily routine. Experience with infants and/or toddlers preferred. 8-10 positions available.

Internet Crimes Against Children is looking for a graduate or undergraduate student to assist us with projects related to our federal grant-funded training program.  Duties include compiling course  evauation information.  Preparing materials for shipment to trainings.  Copying media (cd, dvd's) for training programs, and assisting with conference planning processes. General office duties such as answering and returning phone calls  and email messages, photocopying performing data entry and maintaining inventories will also be required. Position begins immediately. 10-15 hours/week Monday-Friday, schedule flexible. This position has the possibility for continuation through the summer and into next year. Please submit cover letter and resume to Julia Snay julia.snay@unh.edu if interested.

Minimum Requirements: Reliability is a must.  Good communication skills, both written and verbal including a personable telephone manner; good computer skills (knowledge of Microsoft Word, Outlook, Powerpoint,  Excel and Acess desired).  Must be accurate and pay close attention to detail.  Must be mature and able to work independently.  Must possess the ability to prioritize tasks and effectively handle requests from multiple staff members.  Candidate must be able to establish and maintain effective working relationships with office staff and internal and external customers.

Provide academic assistance in various subject areas to student-athletes, we hire tutors in all subject areas but have a high demand for WSBE classes, math and science. Recommendation by professor.

Provide clerical support, provide telephone coverage as directed, assist with special projects, ensure proper distribution of incoming mail, data entry. Must have excellent communication skills, ability to work well with agency staff, business connections and the general public, must have computer skills, 20 hours/week for 6 months with possible renewal.

Assist in gathering and entering of data related to Quality Improvement such as incident reports, certification results, etc. Must sign confidentiality agreement and maintain all information confidentially, able to enter data accurately, knowledge of Word, Excel and Access, 6 hours/week for 6 months with possible renewal.

Facilitate the inclusion of young people with disabilities into the community activity of their choice, 2-6 hours/week. Need transportation for most jobs, enjoy working with children/adolescents.

Must be dependable, with good work ethic, have good people skills and telephone etiquette. 8-16 hours/week. Shifts are Sunday through Thursday evenings.

Lifeguard duties. Must hold Red Cross certifications.

Supervise public skating sessions, operate score clock, operate cash register, other duties include: answer telephone inquiries, receive the public upon entering the building, receive public user's fees, program registration and fees, issue and check memberships and general supervision of building. Experience in ice skating and cashier duties, public relations helpful.

Lab assistants needed to assist in preparation and set-up/take down of Chem 403/404 and 405 labs, help with maintaining labs, 3 positions available, 6-8 hours/week. Completion of Chem 403/404 or 405.

Provide office support - filing, public contact on phone, clerical tasks, general office support, 10 - 20 hours/week. Must have College Work Study eligibility.

Typing, filing, copying, etc., 6-8 hours/week.

Berwick Academy runs a technology Help Desk during school hours for all computer users on campus. The Help Desk Assistant will help with shipping computers for repair, software installations on laptop and tablet PCs, computer lab maintenance and database work. Position begins after September 1, 2-3 days/week, hours 9am-3pm. General computer skills, good communication and organizational skills.

Answer telephone, take messages, data entry, filing, copying, greeting visitors

Research procedures, programs and activities for department's implementation, design program systems that will support growth and sustainability, develop collaborative partnerships with agencies and companies in the seacoast area. Understand research and recreation porcesses and procedures, knowledge of software programs: Microsoft Word and Excel.

Assist staff with SUC afterschool program for grades 5-8, assist with homework support and enrichment activities. Follows school calendar year, program runs 2:30-5:30 M-F. Somerworth is a 21st Century Community Learning Center through the Dept. of Education. Youth are exposed to hands-on learning opportunities through a variety of enrichment activities, health and wellness education and academic support. Must enjoy working with school youth.

Families often seek individuals to provide in-home support and respite assistance for a few hours a week and/or month for their family member with a developmental disability. Some families want assistance in the home while others are looking for someone to provide supervision and support for their children to participate in community activities. Respite services provide family members with a "respite" break from caretaking responsibilties. If interested in being considered for this work, your contact information will be provided to interested families. Families will interview and hire and will provide any needed training specific to the needs of their children. Must be flexible to work with the specific responsibilities, work schedules will vary from family to family. Experience working with children, preferred experience working with children or adults with developmental disabilities, successful completion of related courses such as developmental disabilities, early childhood development, therapeutic services (OT, PT, Recreation, etc.), may be required to have a valid driver's license, vehicle and proof of insurance for some support situations, generally 10-20 hours per month, length of job is dependent upon successful match with family and their continued satisfaction.

Work with youth refereeing soccer, basketball, baseball, working both inside and outside. Previous experience working with kids, camps, played sports in high school.