The Center for the Study of Student Life is seeking a motivated student to assist with a variety of departmental duties. This student would have experience/coursework in basic statistics. Strong writing skills. Ability to exercise ethical treatment of human subjects data. Proficient with Microsoft Office (Word and Excel). Interest in social science research and/or student affairs assessment. Experience with data management and basic statistical analysis. Familiarity with statistical analysis software and Qualtrics survey software preferred, but not required.
Responsibilities will be moderate and less routine and will require responsibility and good judgement. May coordinate activities for other student employees. Requires providing excellent customer service, strong organizational skills, and the ability to work in a professional environment. Requires previous experience and knowledge or skill in student assistant role. Represent the department and the university with the highest degree of integrity applying OSU mission and shared values.
The desired applicant will:
- Be interested in the research/assessment process
- Have some experience with statistics, data analysis and social science and be eager to grow these skills
- Assist with data management and perform basic statistical analyses
- Be comfortable using Microsoft Word and Excel to make data reports
- Build surveys and assist with data collection in the field
- Conduct literature reviews
- Be self-motivated to learn
- Be able to work both independently and as part of a team
- Manage multiple projects at once
- Exhibit strong time management and organizational skills
- Be willing to take initiative
- Apply strong critical thinking skills to their everyday work
- Exhibit proficient writing, verbal and communication skills
- Have a friendly and professional demeanor
- Provide administrative support
- Other duties as-assigned
Compensation starts at $13.65 per hour. Preferred schedule of 10-12 hours per week.
Posted: 8.7.25
The Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program (URAP) is a funding and professional development opportunity through the Undergraduate Research & Creative Inquiry office to assist students in any major or research area with financial needs while being involved in an undergraduate research project. URAP is a competitive program and funds approximately 60 students each year, across a summer program and a fall/spring program. Students are responsible for working with a faculty mentor to develop their research project proposal. In addition to their faculty-mentored research activities, URAP students participate in a professional development curriculum organized by UR&CI staff.
The application for the 2025-2026 Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program is now live. Please note that the URAP application process now takes place in Workday. Please log in with your OSU email address. Applications are considered on a rolling basis, so it is best to apply as soon as your application materials are ready and no later than August 31st, 2025 at 11:59 p.m.
The Bozzay lab is seeking 4 highly motivated research assistants to volunteer with one of our current research studies. The study aims to better understand how people experience distress, mental health symptoms, and suicide risk in their daily lives. Research assistants will assist in online participant recruitment, administering baseline assessments, and collecting and monitoring Ecological Momentary Assessment and phone sensor data (data collected via the mobile phone).
This position offers valuable training in clinical research methods, data management, human subjects protection, and professional development for students interested in post-undergraduate education in psychology, medicine, and public health.
Required Qualifications:
- Minimum undergraduate GPA = 3.5 or above
- Proficiency with Microsoft software (Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel)
- An interest in studying suicide risk and reduction.
- Reliable transportation to the research lab (1960 Kenny Rd)
Desired Qualifications:
- An interest in obtaining research experience to prepare for applying to graduate school in the future, particularly Ph.D. programs in clinical psychology, clinical neuropsychology, public health, or medical school.
- Graduating in 2027 or 2028 (Sophomores and Juniors in Fall 2025)
Time Commitment:
- 6 hours/week (estimate)
- 2-4 semesters (estimate)
To apply, send the following information to Eve.Saltzman@osumc.edu:
- A description of the following:
- Your major (e.g., psychology, neuroscience, etc.)
- Your class standing (e.g., sophomore, junior, etc.) and expected graduation date (e.g., Spring 2027, Spring 2028).
- Why you are interested in research on suicide risk and reduction.
- Your future career goals.
- Your experiences with research
- Resume / curriculum vitae (attached as a PDF file)
- Ohio State University Advising Report or Academic Transcript (attached as a PDF file)
Applications will be reviewed immediately on a first-come, first-serve basis. Qualified candidates will be scheduled for a virtual interview in August and September 2025.
Posted 8.21.25
What is Suit-Up?
It is a partnership between JCPenney and The Ohio State University to offer you an opportunity to get career and professional items at a great price. You will receive an Extra 30% off on the career and professional categories. The in-person event will take place from 4:00-7:00PM at the Polaris Mall JCPenney store - 1450 Polaris Pkwy.
The 2025 Study Abroad Fair will be held on Wednesday, September 10 from 2 – 5 p.m. in the Archie Griffin East Ballroom at the Ohio Union.
The fair gives students the opportunity to talk one-on-one with global education experts and learn more about the myriad of ways to know and engage the world at Ohio State. Students will be able to explore programs for all majors and learn more about how to fund their prospective experience.
Representatives from colleges, units and departments around campus and Global Education will be present to speak with students about programs offered at Ohio State.
Semester of Service is a leadership and service program that matches Ohio State students with local nonprofit organizations, where they serve on a weekly basis throughout the course of a semester. Students also participate in an educational curriculum to help prepare them to act as servant leaders in the Columbus community. This experience provides students the opportunity to gain insight into the values and function of community service, while making a semester-long commitment to serve at a single agency.
Student participants must be able to serve at least one volunteer shift (2-5 hours) per week at their assigned nonprofit organization.
Students are expected to attend five Semester of Service meetings. For Autumn 2025, these meetings will take place on the following Thursdays from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.: September 18, October 2, October 23, and November 13. Make-up assignments will be provided to students with excused absences, including academic commitments. However, if you have recurring commitments, such as class, that overlap with this meeting time, it is recommended you apply to Semester of Service in a different semester.
The 2025 Ohio State University Career and Internship Fair is a university-wide event that takes place two days, both in-person and virtual. The career fair will include new exciting opportunities to engage with students across all majors, graduate programs and career levels. This fair is a great opportunity for current students and alumni of all majors and ranks to connect with employers and find your next opportunity.
In-Person: Wednesday, September 17 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Ohio Union
Interview Day: Thursday, September 18 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Ohio Union
Virtual: Thursday, September 18 from 2 to 6 p.m. on Handshake
Learn more on Handshake (under Events --> Career Fairs at your School)
The Alpha Group: JOIN OUR TEAM!
We’re looking for energetic and caring individuals to provide Job Coaching for individuals with developmental disabilities!
Interested? Offers a flexible schedule, making it ideal for students to work around busy class schedules. Great for individuals with experience or education in rehabilitative sciences, psychology, education or social work.
Paid training provided. $16 - $17 per hour. Join our team to help support, empower, and champion people on their paths to independence and success! Both full-time & part-time positions available.
Email erikagossman@alphagroup.net for more information or check out their website to apply!
posted: 8.19.25
The Office of Student Life Student Wellness Center supports all students to reach their full wellness potential. Through individual coaching, group workshops, outreach, and programming, they aim to promote holistic wellness opportunities. Individual, free Wellness Coaching returns Monday January 13th with 200 sessions available each week available to undergraduate, graduate, and professional students both in-person and virtually.
- Scarlet and Gray Financial Coaching: This nationally recognized program helps students manage finances, including budgeting, credit, debt, and investing.
- Wellness Coaching: Wellness coaching supports students in navigating stress, anxiety, relationships, and other personal challenges while promoting overall well-being.
You can schedule an appointment or find more information at these links:
Feel free to contact sgfinancial@osu.edu or wellnesscoaching@osu.edu for help finding an appointment time that works best for you.