Administrative Positions

Position Available:

This is an unclassified, supervisory position. 
Design, production, and maintenance of the Mediated Classrooms and Faculty Support in Using the Classrooms

• Train faculty in using the Mediated Classrooms (prepare documentation, conduct brief training sessions). 
• Answer trouble calls from faculty when they use the classrooms. 
• Select components to include in the standard Mediated Classrooms
• Maintain the equipment in the classrooms and manage the inventory of equipment.
• Order new equipment as necessary.
• Manage the Mediated Classroom budget and submit Action Plans for on-going funding.
• Research and acquire new equipment.  Present options to the CTC Director and to ITPAC (Instructional Technology Policy Advisory Committee). 
• Assist in classroom and computer lab redesign (the Mobile Computing Initiative will require changes in furniture and classroom design)
• Participate in ITPAC

Provide Mac Support

• Serve as the contact for faculty and Departments for information on Mac hardware and software.
• Support the Mac servers in the CTC. 
• Support iTunes University (or other alternatives for podcasting) 

Manage the Media Checkout Area

• Hire, train, and supervise students
• Manage the checkout budget
• Maintain the equipment
• Manage the inventory of equipment

Work with Staff Member

• Assist with wiring, switch design, and audio and video as needed.
• Assist with special projects involving audio and video. 

Required Qualifications, Interests and Skills

• Preference given to applicants with a Bachelor’s Degree
• Working knowledge of Mac and PC operating systems
• Mac and PC wired and wireless networking setup and use
• Microsoft Office applications, Internet Browsers, and some familiarity with other software applications typically used in an academic setting
• Diagnostic Skills (computer, video projector, sound systems, control switches, simple networking)
• Verbal and written communication skills (for teaching faculty how to use the equipment and working with faculty to solve problems over the phone and in the classroom) 
• Interest in and desire to work with audio visual systems

Desirable Skills

• Basic programming skills (for understanding the touch screen controls)
• Basic knowledge of electricity and wiring concepts (for solving connection issues with video projectors and sound systems)

Contact:
David Schmidt, Director
FHSU Computing and Telecommunication Center
600 Park Street
Hays, KS 67601-4099
dschmidt@fhsu.edu
(785) 628-4235

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