What are the responsibilities and job description for the Peer Coach (FWS) New position at Morehead State University?
Posting Details
Position Type
Federal Work-Study
Job Title
Peer Coach (FWS) New
Posting Number
STPO234
Grade/Level
Level 3 - Advanced Student Assistant
Hourly Rate for Job Posting
9.50
Anticipated Employment Start Date for Position
11/17/2025
Posting Category
Student - Federal
Position details
Job Summary
Peer Coaches for the Center for Career Development and Experiential Education help students develop resumes, practice interview techniques, and learn effective networking skills. They are also involved with organizing and implementing events such as the Career and Internship Fair, Etiquette Dinner, and more.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Duties and responsibilities may involve performing analytical tasks and/or developing comprehensive reports. The advanced student assistant may conduct a significant amount of office or field research, aid in the analysis of research and editing or writing reports. This position may oversee special projects and initiatives. The position may also be used as an entry level student supervisor classification. This position will require a high level of contact with internal and external customers. A substantial level of teamwork is expected. Other duties as assigned by the supervisor.
Other Duties and Responsibilities
Provide constructive criticism on drafts of resumes and cover letters through in-person appointments and email correspondence
Presents to classes on topics including: Resume writing, Cover letters, Networking, How to Prepare for a Career Fair, etc.
Evaluates mock interviews through online InterviewLink system and provide suggestions
Prepares and conducts face-to-face mock interviews with students/alumni based on specific job descriptions
Assists with organizing and hosting Career Fairs and Networking events
Teaches students how to use MSU Eagle CareerNet system to upload documents and apply for positions
Answers career inquiries via phone, email, and in-person
Presents to classes on topics including: Resume writing, Cover letters, Networking, How to Prepare for a Career Fair, etc.
Evaluates mock interviews through online InterviewLink system and provide suggestions
Prepares and conducts face-to-face mock interviews with students/alumni based on specific job descriptions
Assists with organizing and hosting Career Fairs and Networking events
Teaches students how to use MSU Eagle CareerNet system to upload documents and apply for positions
Answers career inquiries via phone, email, and in-person
Minimum Requirements
Must be a current MSU student
Must maintain satisfactory academic progress
Must have or be able to successfully complete a significant amount training/certification
Must have a high level of technology skills
Must have a high level of knowledge of the operations and policies of the unit or department
For positions that supervise, must have the ability to lead and direct others
Must possess independent judgment, discretion and decision-making skills
Must have a proven track record of meeting deadlines and working under pressure
Must be able to handle stress as well as to react quickly in emergency situations
Must maintain satisfactory academic progress
Must have or be able to successfully complete a significant amount training/certification
Must have a high level of technology skills
Must have a high level of knowledge of the operations and policies of the unit or department
For positions that supervise, must have the ability to lead and direct others
Must possess independent judgment, discretion and decision-making skills
Must have a proven track record of meeting deadlines and working under pressure
Must be able to handle stress as well as to react quickly in emergency situations
Additional Desirable Qualifications
Have a good work ethic, pleasant attitude, and provide friendly customer service
Maintain confidentiality with student and employer records and sign a confidentiality statement
Have basic knowledge of Microsoft Office products, including Word, Excel, and Outlook
Have good written and verbal communication skills
Maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above
Maintain confidentiality with student and employer records and sign a confidentiality statement
Have basic knowledge of Microsoft Office products, including Word, Excel, and Outlook
Have good written and verbal communication skills
Maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above
Physical Requirements
Basic job search techniques and electronic job applications
Resume/cover letter writing and critique
On-line mock interview evaluation
Preparing a mock interview specific to a job description
Conducting face-to-face mock interviews
Resume/cover letter writing and critique
On-line mock interview evaluation
Preparing a mock interview specific to a job description
Conducting face-to-face mock interviews
Working Conditions
This position will be working in an office most of the time. Sometimes incumbent will be outside during all types of weather or temperatures or in other buildings on campus setting up and working events. At times, position requires a significant amount of walking and light lifting (25 pounds or less). There will be interaction with faculty, staff, students, employers, community partners and parents.