The University of Wisconsin Parkside currently has a Student Status Examiner Associate vacancy in theRegistrar Office. This is a classified, full-time, first-shift (with late hour rotation until 6:00 pm), non-represented position. Class Title Code 19813. ERS Job Announcement Code 14-xxxx.

Who is Eligible: This job opportunity is open ONLY to current classified employees in Wisconsin State Civil Service who meet the position qualifications and whose current classification has a counterpart pay range equal to or higher than the pay range of the classification. This job opportunity is also open to persons eligible for reinstatement into classified Wisconsin State Civil Service.Refer to WI HR Handbook Chapter 780, Counterpart Pay Ranges at http://oser.state.wi.us/doctype_list.asp?doccatid=48&typeid=64

Current or former State employees with transfer/voluntary demotion/reinstatement eligibility at or above the following counterpart pay ranges are eligible to apply for this position:

• Administrative Support – Pay Range 02-11

• Blue Collar & Non-Building Trades – Pay Range 03-11

• Security and Public Safety – Pay Range 05-11

• Technical – Pay Range 06-11

• Fiscal & Staff Services – Pay Range 07-05

• Professional Social Services – Pay Range 12-03/65

• Engineering – Pay Range 14-15

• Law Enforcement – 36-11

• General Broad Band – Pay Range 81-05

If you are unsure of your pay range, please contact Deborah Pierre-Louis in Human Resources at 262-595-2263 or pierrelo@uwp.edu. Employees who are At-Risk or who have been laid off and have restoration rights may also apply (must provide a copy of your At Risk letter).

Area of Competition: Employee Referral Service/Transfer/Demotion/Reinstatement

Job Duties: Under General Supervision, this position performs administrative duties for the Registrar Office, including budgetary work, receptionist duties, purchasing, daily deposits and reconciliations, customer service and student hires. This position is also responsible for transcript request processing, student records processing and other duties as assigned. A complete position description can be found here.

Job Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Must be proficient in PC use, Word, Excel and student information systems (PeoplesSoft/Oracle products preferred); provide quality customer service; possess strong oral and written communication skills using the English language; strong problem solving and troubleshooting skills; ability to handle complex requests from students, staff, faculty and general public; ability to answer phones, take messages, place and transfer calls to appropriate areas; ability to learn and perform all essential job functions accurately, safely and in a timely manner consistent with minimal direction after training; visual ability to verify data and others sources of information; proof reading skills; ability to operate a PC workstation and various other office machines as needed; ability to work under pressure of deadlines and multiple service demands; experience in working/interacting with a diverse, multicultural population. Ergonomic requirements include the ability to work extensively on a computer and keyboard, frequent use of office equipment such as scanners/fax machines/copiers/microfilm machines/stamps and seals, etc,. This position requires frequent movement in and out of chairs, walking, bending, prolonged phone use and light to medium lifting.

Salary: Pay will be based on the rules that apply to compensation upon transfer, reinstatement or voluntary demotion transactions. Pay will not be less than the minimum of the 02-11 pay range, $15.411/hour. A six month permissive probation period may be required.

Special Notes: Information regarding campus safety and creating a bias free environment is available on our website at http://www.uwp.edu/live/offices/universitypolice/crimestats.cfm. Printed copies of the information are available from UW-Parkside Police and Public Safety, 262-595-2455, Tallent Hall, Room 188. Employment will require a criminal background check. A pending criminal charge or conviction will not necessarily disqualify an application. In compliance with the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act, the University does not discriminate on the basis of arrest or conviction record. It is the policy of the University of Wisconsin System Administration to provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with a disability who are applicants for employment or employees.

How to Apply: Interested, eligible internal candidates may apply by sending the following materials no later than 12/09/14:

Letter of interest/cover letter
Current resume
UW-Parkside application

For your privacy and protection, please do not include your social security number. This information may be required at a later date but is not necessary to process your application for initial consideration.

Attention materials to Deborah Pierre-Louis by e-mail to pierrelo@uwp.edu, or fax to (262) 595-2693 or mail to UW-Parkside Human Resources, 900 Wood Road, Kenosha, WI 53144.