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* Office Aides: The Disability Services for Students (DSS) Office Aide’s responsibilities will include monitoring the reception area and answering the phone, taking messages, fielding walk-in requests, filing, making copies, and proctoring exams. Additional training for skills related to the job must be attended. If interested, please fill out the application here, and email, fax, or deliver to 201 Smith Hall.
• Prerequisites: The Office Aide must be dependable and must have good communication skills, have a neat appearance, have basic clerical skills as well as a professional telephone voice; the Office Aide must maintain confidentiality regarding student records and exams.
• For more information, please contact Becky Michaud at becky.michaud@unh.edu or (603) 862-2607.
*Assistive Technology Lab/ Office Aides:
• This student will be responsible for learning how to caption videos and test the accessibility of programs using assistive technology. Additionally, this student should have experience with Assistive Technology programs (Read and Write Gold, Dragon 11, ZoomText,etc), or be willing to be trained to use them and assist others. Experience with Microsoft Office Suite, Blackbooard, and Tegrity are ideal. Additional skills include monitoring Assistive Technology Lab and assisting students with technology, Assistine the ATS with producing alternative text, answering the phone, taking messages, fielding walk-in requests, filing, making copies, and proctoring exams. Additional training for skills related to the job must be attended. If interested, please fill out the application here, and email, fax, or deliver to 201 Smith Hall.
• Prerequisites: The student must be dependable and must have good communication skills, have a neat appearance, have basic clerical skills as well as a professional telephone voice; student must maintain confidentiality regarding student records and exams.
• For more information, please contact Diana Petschauer at diana.petschauer@unh.edu or (603) 862-2400.
*Notetakers: The application to be a notetaker is online: http://www.unh.edu/disabilityservices/notetaker-availability-form. We keep your availability on file for the semester since we receive notetaker requests continually.
To post your add for a PCA or other employment opportunities regarding students with Disabilities at UNH, please contact Diana. Please keep checking back throughout the school year!
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