FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Student Assistant 2 in Aquaculture?
The primary responsibilities include supporting aquaculture and aquaponics educational programming, community engagement, assisting with educational materials, and working directly with the Director of the Aquaculture Extension Program.
Is previous experience necessary for this position?
Yes, previous experience and knowledge or skill in a student assistant role are required for this position.
How many hours can I work as a Student Assistant while taking classes?
You can work up to 28 hours while taking classes and up to 38 hours during the summer and/or academic breaks.
What skills are necessary for the Student Assistant position?
Strong organizational skills, the ability to provide excellent customer service, and good judgment are necessary for this position.
Will I receive hands-on experience in aquaculture and aquaponics through this internship?
Yes, the intern will gain hands-on experience in aquaculture and aquaponics farms, learning about water quality, feed management, fish diseases, health management, and biosecurity.
What is the nature of the employment for this position?
This is a temporary (fixed term) position with varying shifts.
How will I represent the department and university in this role?
You will represent the department and the university with the highest degree of integrity, applying OSU's mission and shared values.
Is community engagement a part of the role?
Yes, assisting with community-based programs is a key component of this internship.
What kind of work environment should I expect?
You should expect to work in a professional environment that requires responsibility and good judgment.