Texas Woman's University

Resident Assistent

August 2021 • Denton, TX

What I liked

I like being able to grow with such a diverse and open-minded team. As a Resident Assistant, I am able to grow as a leader and as a person in general. I feel like my professional skills and soft skills have improved greatly.

What I wish was different

I do not wish for anything to change.

Advice

I think it is important to not only be physically available, but also emotionally. It is important to be there for your residents, but also have time to yourself so that the positive experiences as a Resident Assistant can be reaped as much as possible.

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Orientation Leader

May - August 2021 • Denton, TX

What I liked

I really liked my boss he was very communicative and understanding with all his employees

What I wish was different

That there were more in person events and team bonding

Advice

Be ready to be flexible

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Orientation Leader Translator

February - August 2019 • Denton, TX

What I liked

It was very rewarding being able to translate for the parents and guest at orientation. As a future social worker, I love helping others. I used my knowledge in another language to help others further understand and feel welcomed.

What I wish was different

Advice

If you are thinking about applying, I would highly suggest it! I had an amazing time, make great memories and friends, and the summer flies by.

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Cleaning Crew

May - August 2019 • Denton, TX

What I liked

I liked the benefits and being able to work on campus. I also liked the people I was able to work with.

What I wish was different

More consistent schedule.

Advice

It is a very good summer job and you are able to possibly be offered an on campus job during the year, as well.

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Writing Tutor

November 2017 • Denton, TX

What I liked

The environment, the flexible hours around my class schedule, and the coworkers

What I wish was different

Nothing at all!

Advice

Don't be afraid to talk to your professors and ask them to write a letter of recommendation for you, especially if they might know the person in charge of hiring.

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