EOP Student Assistants gain professional skills while working towards their undegraduate degree. Some of the tasks they perform include:
- answering a multi-line telephone
- taking accurate messages or referring callers as appropriate
- making appointments for students
- making phone calls to remind students of appointments
- informing users of program services and directing them to the proper resource
- accurately filing and retrieving student files
- performing simple data entry
- photocopying, sending faxes, making campus deliveries
- performing other basic clerical tasks as needed
The required work skills include:
- customer service skills
- ability to work independently
- learn new information quickly
- follow complex directions
- familiarity with office protocol including confidentiality, punctuality, and professionalism
- strong alphabetization and computer typing skills
Priority will be given to applicants who have overcome barriers similar to those confronting program participants. Average work hours are 5-10 per week.
Angie Perez

Psychology
Sophomore
Yesenia Flores Briseno

Criminology and Criminal Justice
Junior
Julia Romero

Women and Gender Studies
Junior