University Daily Kansan / Monday, December 7, 1987
THE FAR SIDE
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By GARY LARSON
Residence hall jobs to be opening
By BEN JOHNSTON
For some KU students, now may be the time to start thinking about applying for a job in a residence hall next semester.
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will be posted in the lobbies and cafeterias of each hall when students come back from winter break, Grosshans said.
Kip Grosshans, personnel director for student housing, said although most of the 900 students who were hired by housing at the beginning of the school year decided to keep their jobs the whole year, about 100 to 200 jobs became available at the beginning of spring semester each year.
Information about job openings
He said jobs were available in food service, desk assistance, security and academic resource centers. Electrians' helpers, custodial workers and clerical workers also will be needed.
Ken Stoner, director of student housing, said about 90 percent of the positions would be for food service workers, desk assistants and security monitors.
$3.45 an hour when they began. But students with experience and those who have done good work could be naid as much as $4 an hour, he said.
Stoner said that students would have to be able to work at specific times. For example, a student who wants to work for food service must be able to work before and after meals are prepared, he said.
"The students have to juggle class schedules to fit our needs." Stoner *on*
Students who have worked for housing before and have done good work will have an advantage in getting new jobs, Grosshans said.
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Students could legally work 30 hours a week, but supervisors prefer that each student work only 12 to 15 hours a week. Students must class their class work, Grossman said.
KU public relations club to form company
Only full-time KU students can be hired, Grosshans said. But students do not have to live in a residence hall to get a job.
Grosshans said students earned
The KU students' public relations club is forming a company to give its members experience and to help University of Kansas organizations.
The KU chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America has selected KU Students Against Hunger as its first client.
Jodel Wickham, president of the chapter this fall, said that the firm would help student organizations and
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Stohr said that the public relations firm would be a way for students to help the community and be educated at the same time.
Stohr said that because the spring would be the first semester the chapter had the firm, members would concentrate mostly on making it run smoother. The chapter will work for only its one clients now, she said.
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"If we want to expand the firm and work on more than one thing at a time, we would like more students to
"It's a good experience before we get on the job." she said.
Next semester's president of the chapter and the firm will be Ellen Stohr, St. Louis, Mo., junior.
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In the future the chapter will try to offer its services to other community and student groups, she said.
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