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Student Employment

The Tucker Center is hiring students to join our staff for the 2022-2023 school year.

  • Fall 2022 Tucker Center is hiring for social media, major events, and multi-faith communications.

    Fall 2022 Tucker Center Student Positions

  • Spring 2022 Student Workers with Reverend Vogele

    Spring 2022 Student Workers with Reverend Vogele

Work with Us

The Tucker Center is currently looking for students to fill one upper-level student director position and three assistant positions.  Scan the QR codes above or read the sections below for more information on available positions. 

How to Apply:

Student Director for Major Events

About the Position

The Student Director for Major Events oversees the Tucker Center's signature events each year, including the MLK, Jr. Celebration in January and the Multifaith Baccalaureate Service the day before graduation.  This position also includes conducting research and developing new ways to engage the Dartmouth community in dialogue around faith, spirituality, and purposeful living.  This is a 3 term hybrid position and requires 8-10 hours per week.  

Learn more about the Student Director of Major Events position.

Student Assistant for Social Media

About the Position

The Social Media Student Assistant works with Student Director of Communications, Office Manager, and Director of Tucker Center to create and maintain print and digital outreach initiatives.  This position provides an excellent opportunity to strengthen your ability to use creativity, collaboration, and personal knowledge to manage digital platforms and advertise events to expand Center's outreach.  This is a hybrid position that requires 8-10 hours of work per week. 

Learn more about the Student Assistant for Social Media position. 

Student Assistant for Multifaith Conversations

About the Position

Openings for this position are available for winter and spring terms. 

The Multi-Faith Conversations Student Assistant works with Multi-Faith Advisor and Director of Tucker Center to assisting in planning, supporting and leading MFC dinner discussions.  It also includes conducting research and developing new ways to engage the Dartmouth community in dialogue around faith, spirituality, meaning, and purpose.  This is a hybrid position that requires 6-10 hours of work per week.

Learn more about the Student Assistant for Multifaith Conversations position.