The Office of Student Activities & Leadership (SA&L) engages with the undergraduate and graduate student populations to develop opportunities for leadership growth through student organizations and campus traditions. SA&L works closely with other Student Affairs departments (including Residence Life, Greek Life, Multicultural Affairs, Physical Education & Athletics, etc) on several projects throughout the year.
Our office provides many employment opportunities for undergraduate students and graduate students. We invite you to learn more about each of our positions. Each position is unique and offers a variety of leadership experiences, professional development opportunities and scheduling flexibility.
Undergraduate Student Positions
We are currently looking for students for the 2025-2026 academic year.
These positions are open to undergraduate students with federal work-study that are enrolled full time at Case Western Reserve University.
Please contact StudentActivities@case.edu if you have any questions about the undergraduate student employment opportunities.
Social Media Intern
The Social Media intern, under the supervision of the Assistant Director for Engagement, will assist in executing a comprehensive marketing strategy for SA&L, with a strong emphasis on social media engagement. This position will utilize social media platforms to showcase the resources and programs associated with SA&L and CWRU student life. Additionally, this individual will work in collaboration with the SA&L professional staff to manage the SA&L website.
Applicants will need to submit a resume along with a portfolio of their marketing/social media creations.
SA&L Undergraduate Student Intern
This position will work closely with the Department Coordinator to ensure the day to day operations of the office are carried out. This includes general office responsibilities such as answering the phone fulfilling Sparta Center orders and managing the poster printing and balloon services provided by SA&L.
Please contact StudentActivities@case.edu if you have questions about our undergraduate student employment opportunities.
Graduate Student Positions
We are looking to fill one (1) of our Graduate Assistant positions for the 2025-2026 academic year!
This positions are open to students enrolled in graduate courses as degree-seeking students at Case Western Reserve University or a neighboring institution. Graduate Assistants will have the opportunity to strengthen presentation, organization, writing and communication skills while enhancing project management skills. We strive to provide opportunities for graduate assistants in discovering and incubating areas of interest. Click on the title of each position to learn more information on position requirements, responsibilities, and compensation packages.
Please contact Rachel Stegemann (res200@case.edu) for more information about any of our graduate student employment opportunities.
Apply for the GA for Campus Engagement here!
Campus Engagement
GA for Campus Engagement Job Description
About the Office of Student Activities & Leadership
The Office of Student Activities & Leadership (SA&L) engages with the undergraduate and graduate student populations to develop opportunities for leadership growth through student organizations and campus traditions. The office works closely with other departments within Student Affairs (including Residence Life; Greek Life; Multicultural Affairs, International Student Services, Athletics, etc.) on several projects throughout the year. Graduate assistants in SA&L will have the opportunity to strengthen their organizational and written communication skills, while enhancing their project management skills. We strive to provide opportunities for graduate assistants to discover and nurture areas of personal interest.
Position Overview
The Graduate Assistant for Campus Engagement, under the supervision of the Assistant Director of Engagement, will assist in executing engaging marketing tools and creating events that exemplify Spartan pride and school spirit. These events include: Legacy Week and the University Spirit Committee. The Graduate Assistant for Campus Engagement will actively help co-advise the student organization, Class Officer Collective (COC), and will help with their major programs throughout the academic year, including examples such as Snowball and Hudson Relays.