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Job Listings

For more detailed information, contact:
Hillsdale College, Financial Aid Office
33 East College Street
Hillsdale, MI 49242
Phone: (517) 607-2350
Fax: (517) 607-2298
To post a job, please email Jemie.Hannon@hillsdale.edu

 

 

  • Part-Time Aide
    Laurie Talbot, Quincy, MI—Cell (517) 677-9803
    Needing help with a bedridden grandmother Saturday and Sunday mornings and an occasional evening.  This undemanding woman is very German and may have Parkinson's disease.  Must have your own transportation (about a 20-minute drive from Hillsdale).  $10 per hour.  Please contact Laurie Talbot for more information.

  • Childcare
    Ruth Morrison, (517) 320-0412, cristensmom@yahoo.com
    A local mother needs a substitute for home childcare and regular evening sitter.  Sitter needed Mondays 3:30-5:00 p.m. for two to six children as well as other occasional evenings.  Requirements:  transportation, current CPR and First Aid.  Call Mrs. Morrison directly.

  • Light Housekeeping
    Amira Schall, (517) 914-5338
    Need a student to clean kitchen about two hours each evening (10 to 14 hours a week).  Wage is $10.00 per hour.  Please contact Dr. Schall directly.

  • Immediate Hire Part-Time
    Manager Tracie, 205 East Chicago, Jonesville
    Looking to hire part-time workers at Olivia's in Jonesville, MI.  No experience necessary.  Must apply in person.  Ask for Tracie.

  • Paid Docent Position
    Ella Sharp Museum of Art and History, 3225 Fourth Street, Jackson, MI 49203
    Elementary classes and homeschoolers (grades 2-5) will learn about the history of the Underground Railroad in Jackson, and how a secret code of quilt patterns may have helped set escaping slaves on the right path.  Ella Sharp brings the program to the classroom, saving schools all transportation costs.  Students will learn about the Underground Railroad, Jackson's role in the anti-slavery movement, and engage in a "make and take" art project.  Activities will last about an hour.

    Docent responsibilities are:  Become fluent in the history of the Underground Railroad and the anti-slavery movement, specifically as it pertains to Jackson and local history, through training, additional reading and learning materials, and working with historic artifacts; be able to communicate with school children using age-appropriate language, actively engage learning through dialogue, discovery, and story-telling, and guide children through hands-on activities.

    Time commitment:  February 20 through March 2, 2012, and Monday-Friday by appointment.

    To apply, please send your cover letter and resume to Emily Jarvi, Education Coordinator, at (517) 787-2320 or emilyj@ellasharp.org

  • Paid Docent Position
    Ella Sharp Museum of Art and History, 3225 Fourth Street, Jackson, MI 49203
    Since 1975, Ella Sharp Museum's Pioneer Living program has delighted and educated second and third grade classes with a full day field trip of lively activities.  Students will churn butter in the log cabin, write their lessons on a slate in the old Dibble schoolhouse, and try their hands at bartering, weaving, or woodworking. The museum's historic buildings bring early Jackson to life in a vivid and immediate way.

    Docent responsibilities are:  Become fluent in the interpretation of all historic buildings including the log cabin, one-room schoolhouse, wood shop, print shop, barns, doctor's office, general store, and Hillside Farmhouse; become fluent in the nuances of pioneer life through training, additional reading and learning materials, and working with historic artifacts related to pioneer life; conduct tours and guide children through hands-on activities including learning about life in a pioneer log cabin, learning about nineteenth century general store activities, conducting school lessons in a one-room schoolhouse, churning butter, weaving on a loom, working in the woodshop with early woodworking tools, playing with early toys and games, and completing pioneer chores; be able to communicate with school children using age-appropriate language, actively engage learning through dialogue and discovery; and dress in pioneer costume.

    Time commitment:  February 28 through June 1, 2012, Tuesday-Friday 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.  Docents may choose which days and how many days they would like to work per week, based on their availability.

    To apply, please send your cover letter and resume to Emily Jarvi, Education Coordinator, at (517) 787-2320 or emilyj@ellasharp.org.