Miner Phonathon
The best job on campus!
$7.65 Starting Pay
Networking with Alumni
Build a Stronger Resume
6,569 Donations, $1,052,091
Raised for student’s last year
Communication Skills
On Campus Location
Caller Quotes
Miner Phonathon
“Miner Phonathon provides a blended opportunity of serving
the university along with the chance to interact with the alumni
and know about their rich academic and professional experience and seek their guidance for future professional lives.” –
Karan Madra, Graduate Student: Engineering Management
Now Hiring!
Questions?
Please take advantage of this great opportunity and apply today. If you have any questions about the position, please direct
them to the Program Manager, Rob Ruchotzke.
Office: 573.341.6376
Email: [email protected]
Flexible Schedule
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“My experience I have had at the Miner Phonathon has been extremely worthwhile. I went into the Phonathon having the
mindset of it being a job and only a job, to my surprise I ended
up learning a lot about how to present to alumni using just my
charisma. I became friends with my co-workers and found myself looking forward to going to work because I can be myself
there. I believe that what we do helps our students directly and
I can't wait to start working there again this spring!” – Danielle
Sheahan, Sophomore: Environmental Engineering, Engineers
Without Borders
Make New Friends
Apply at Room 109
Campus Support Building
FOR INFORMATION
CONTACT:
Rob Ruchotzke
573.341.6376
[email protected]
Miner Phonathon
The Miner Phonathon is currently hiring and looking for students from all departments on campus. Below you will find a
job description and additional information on how to apply.
Caller Job Description
The Miner Phonathon secures funds for Missouri University of
Science and Technology to enhance the quality of education
for each student on campus. Paid callers have the opportunity
to speak and network with alumni from each department on
campus along with some clubs and organizations. Each year
we call approximately 40,000 S&T alumni, parents, and
friends of the University. Last year the Miner Phonathon secured over $1,000,000 in donations for the campus and its
departments. These funds will directly impact the education
of yourself and your peers this school year.
As a paid student caller you will contact S&T alumni across
the nation. During your conversation you will build relationships, update information, and seek support for the department or fund you’re representing. This position provides excellent communication development and professional development opportunities. These skill sets and experience you
will gain as an employee can be a great addition to your resume.
Training and Pay-Rates
Upon a successful interview, applicants will be scheduled for
the first of two training sessions. The starting wage is $7.65/
hr. Performance reviews, with the opportunity for pay raises,
are offered to all fundraisers each semester.
Hours
After training, each student caller chooses 3 calling shifts for
their work schedule. Shifts are 6:00-9:00 PM (Monday
through Thursday), and Sunday 12:30-5:00 PM or 5:30-9:00
PM. However, employees may work above and beyond the
required 3 weekly sessions. Hours can be flexible upon a student’s request.
Additional Benefits
The Miner Phonathon is committed to giving each department
and student at Missouri S&T the highest quality education
through raising funds. Located in the Campus Support Building, we offer regular wage increases, daily incentives, flexible
scheduling including time off for holidays and exams, and a
comfortable working environment. We also plan fun events
for our staff such as; pizza nights, semester long games, and an
end of the semester auction of prizes.
Of course, you also gain the satisfaction of knowing that every
dollar you raise goes toward the improvement of your own
education.
How to Apply
All completed applications can be submitted at the Miner
Phonathon, at which time your application will be reviewed
and a phone interview may be scheduled.
The Miner Phonathon is located in the Campus Support
Building Room 109. Our telephone number is
573.341.6376. You can also email the Program Manager,
Rob Ruchotzke, at [email protected] .