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Examples of Co-op Positions

The following descriptions represent actual positions that NEU Co-op Students currently hold. Click on the links below to learn more.

Conference Coordinator
Junior Account Coordinator
Residential Counselor
Human Resources Coordinator
Teacher's Assistant
Government or Non-profit Organizations
Opportunities in Higher Ed
Opportunities in grant funded programs and/or non-profit organizations

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Conference Coordinator (event planning)

You will assist in the operation of: 14,000 square feet of function space with 26 separate conference rooms, 4 amphitheatres, 3 computer labs

• Responsible for providing the highest level of food and beverage service. Demonstrates professionalism with guests, co-workers, and management.
• Assist with the sales dept - focus on excellent customer service, outstanding employee relations while increasing revenues for our clients and owners.
• Coordinate work flow - update and chase delegated tasks to ensure progress to deadlines Take initiative in manager's absence Keep projects on schedule Maintain procedures manual to ensure consistent performance of routines

Junior Account Coordinator - Marketing

Assist marketing firm that specializes in both multicultural marketing and general advertising in five specialized areas: healthcare, education, mission-based, and services.

• attend and assist in the administration of focus group sessions
• conducting research on markets using Internet resources and compiling and analyzing feedback gathered from
• gathering news articles and advertisements from local papers
• complete administrative tasks

Residential Counselor (available in settings with clients with mental health challenges and/or developmental disabilities)

Provide daily, direct rehabilitative assistance to and with residents. Teach skills for more independent living and safety.

• Collaborate with residents, other program staff, and caregivers in development, implementation, and evaluation of individual resident's Program Specific Treatment Plans
• Assess and implement procedure for psychiatric, medical, or any other resident emergency
• Inform clients of the availability and otherwise assist in accessing desired mental health and rehabilitative services
• Inform clients of vocational, religious worship, recreational, medical services, educational, etc.
• Inform clients of other housing opportunities both within the DMH system and in the larger community

Human Resources Coordinator

You will assist in the administration of human resource programs and projects to support the mission and strategic plans of this rapidly growing global non-profit organization. Through purposeful, authentic, and meaningful projects and tasks, the Coordinator will gain essential professional skills and deepen his/her understanding of human resource functions in the non-profit sector.

Potential support/project areas include: staff recruitment, on-boarding initiatives, performance management, succession management, talent development, communication and employee relations, compensation and benefits, and systems solution.

Teacher's Assistant (available in special ed or mainstream settings)

Aids in the day to day operation of a classroom for children. The TA supports the TEAMS efforts in providing students with a safe, healthy, stimulating and supportive learning environment that supports students' progression across his/her Individualized Education Program.

the TA will: - (in a special ed environment)

• Provide feedback to special educator about student skill development.
• Support therapy and play activities. -Interpret students' needs from subtle expression of sound, physical orientation, gesture and facial expression (many of the students are not verbal)
• Assist students in meeting personal care needs throughout the school day, including oral food consumption, tube feedings, toileting, dressing, and hygiene.
• Implements instructional plans.
• Implements student evaluation process.
• Organize classroom space and resources.
• Implement daily schedule of events and activities.

Government or Non-profit Organizations

There are positions assisting with

• Civil rights issues
• International reproductive rights
• Immigrant support
• Job readiness for homeless or transitional populations

Opportunities in Higher Ed (to mention a few)

There are positions assisting with

• The Admissions Office
  • giving tours, assisting with prospective students and parents
  • assisting with the transfer admission process and applicant pool
• The Curry Student Center
  • facilitating events in the center and supervising staff
  • scheduling spaces in the center for events and meetings
  • assisting student organizations with event planning
• The Center of Community Service
  • Facilitating the center, volunteer opportunities and campus events
• Different Academic Departments
  • Assisting with research, conferences, events, and clerical tasks

Opportunities in grant funded programs (supporting communities and/or non-profit organizations)

There are positions assisting with

• Homeless shelters
• Hotlines
• Medical programs to assist with research and client support
• Community Centers and programs (arts programs, youth skill building, after school programs)