Science Program Laboratory Assistants

Those interested in applying for a Science Program Paid Lab Assistant position may contact Deborah Wardach, the Lab Manager at x. 4771 or by email [email protected].

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Lab Assistantships

Qualified Science majors (QPA of at least 3.0 is required) are needed during the academic year to serve as laboratory assistants. Each laboratory assistant works in a specialized laboratory (Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Microbiology, etc.) under the direct supervision of the Science Laboratory Manager. Duties will include:

Setup up and cleanup of teaching laboratories
Processing of waste
Inventory
Assisting lab instructors
Other duties as assigned by the Science Laboratory Manager

The position of laboratory assistant is a valuable experience, since it provides an opportunity to gain knowledge and skills beyond the classroom setting. Laboratory assistants are selected on the basis of merit by the Laboratory Manager and Department Chairperson.A major QPA of at least 3.0 is required to retain a lab assistant position.

How to Apply for a Lab Assistant Position

The Work Study Program supports many of the available lab assistant positions.  Work Study must be applied for through the Marywood University Human Resources - Student Employment Web Page. Follow the Steps to Make it Happen.  Human Resources (HR) contacts you with your eligibility status for a work study position. Once you hear from HR, please contact the Science Laboratory Manager to inquire about the interview process

The Science Department may provide financing for a limited number of qualified students (major QPA of at least a 3.0 is required) who are ineligible for the Work Study Program. Interested students must apply through the Marywood University Human Resources  Student Employment Web Page. Follow the Steps to Make It Happen. Human Resources will contact you concerning your ineligibility for work study employment. Please contact the Science Laboratory Manager to inquire about the interview process for a non-work study position.

For detailed information regarding laboratory policies, please consult the Science Department Handbook.