About the role#
Long Island University is hiring a Federal Work Study student to support the Film and Media Department. You will work directly out of the Kahn Building in Brookville, New York, helping manage the equipment room and studio spaces that keep the film program running.
What you'll do#
- Manage the daily check-in and check-out process for student equipment used in classes and projects.
- Keep the equipment room and studio areas clean and organized.
- Inspect returned gear to ensure all items are accounted for and in good working condition.
- Meet monthly with the Department Chair to discuss your work.
What you'll need#
- Active enrollment as a student at Long Island University.
- Eligibility to participate in the Federal Work Study program.
Location & details#
- Location: Brookville, New York (On-site).
- Compensation: $17 per hour.
- Term: Rolling.
- Application deadline: January 31, 2027.
About Long Island University
Long Island University is a private doctoral institution founded in 1926. It operates multiple campuses and serves over 16,000 students through nearly 400 degree programs. The university maintains a staff of 800 full-time faculty members. Its operations include specialized units like LIU Pharmacy and LIU Global, which facilitates study abroad programs in several countries. The institution is based in Brookville, New York.
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