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Residence Education and Housing Services offer a variety of job opportunities for students at all levels. From resident assistants to facilities and service center representatives, sports camp assistants and the Live On Campus Crew, we are always seeking motivated individuals to be part of our team.

More than 340 resident assistants (RAs) work within our 27 residence halls and apartment communities to provide a positive on-campus living experience for the 15,000 students who call our campus home each year. We invite Spartans who want to leave a mark and make a difference on campus to join our legacy by applying to be an RA!

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ICAs serve collaboratively alongside resident assistants (RAs). Both contribute to building community on the floor and in a residence hall, yet ICAs place their focus on ensuring that the communities being built are both inclusive and vibrant. ICAs work hard to engage residents in the process of "crossing difference." They do this through a series of Engaged Learning Opportunities (ELO), including weekly roundtable discussions (RTDs), regular acts of service in local communities, social events and small-group activities, purposeful interactions with residents, and partnerships with other leaders in the campus community. 

Do you love MSU? Do you want to share that love for MSU with future Spartans as you fall in love with campus all over again? 

As part of the MSU Tour Guide team, you will lead prospective students, parents, families, visitors and alumni on walking or bus tours of MSU’s campus, as well as lead neighborhood and residence hall/apartment tours. 

As a Facilities building worker, you will complete a variety of tasks, including but not limited to custodial work, moving furniture, event set-up and maintenance assistance at times. In this role, you will make sure the buildings are looking and functioning their best.

Living on at Michigan State University is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and a tradition. Living on is about students taking advantage of all of the campus resources available to assist them in pursuing their goals, connecting with friends and neighbors, making memories, and having an outstanding Spartan experience. The Live On Campus Crew brings all of these experiences to life by serving as ambassadors for on-campus living.

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OCAT has a number of different job and internship opportunities available for MSU students. These paid positions include Intercultural Aides (compensated for room and board), MAGIC Peer Assistants and Work study (OCAT & MOSAIC Unity Center).

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APPLY TO BE AN MSU TOUR GUIDE!

The MSU Tour Program is looking to hire energetic and talented Spartans to join our 120 person team. Description: As part of the MSU Tour Guide team, you will lead prospective students, parents, families, visitors and alumni on walking or bus tours of MSU’s campus, as well as lead neighborhood and residence hall/apartment tours. MSU Tour Guides share their unique Spartan Stories on every tour, and are friendly, outgoing, knowledgeable, and passionate about all aspects of MSU. Their passion demonstrates that MSU is a place people love to be, and help show what it is like to be an MSU Spartan. Tour Guides are the face of MSU, and take pride in delivering an outstanding Spartan experience to their guests.

Required Qualifications:

• Enrolled as a student at Michigan State University (during academic year)
• Demonstrated commitment to outstanding customer service
• Great communication skills (written and verbal)
• Positive and respectful, especially when working with a diverse population
• Able to stand for long periods of time

Key Skills You Would Grow:

• Communication & Public Speaking
• Decision Making & Problem Solving
• Customer Service
• Diversity Awareness & Respect
• Teamwork & Cooperation

Pay & Hours:

• Most MSU tours happen between 9a – 4p Mon – Saturday
• Some night & weekend tours/events can occur
• Flexible, variable, shifts available year round; compatible with other campus jobs or club involvement
• Guaranteed breaks: Finals weeks, spring break, winter break, and home football game days OFF
• Starts at $9.25 per hour, supervisor positions and advancement available.

Training Opportunities: Robust training and support is part of the Tour Guide Experience

• Fall: four days in late August
• Spring: two days in early January
• Mandatory monthly meetings Sunday nights

Leadership Opportunities: Student supervisor positions are available for talented students interested in taking a leadership role. The MSU Tour Program relies on student supervisors to assess, recruit, train, schedule, secure, and run daily operations of the tour program.

Click here to apply and search “Tour Guide”.

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MSU Concessions offers MSU students a wide variety of fun positions, flexible schedules and an exciting work environment. Benefits include: great pay, free meals during events, training and advancement opportunities, great location (work close to where you live!). Inquire about internship credit opportunities. Contact (517) 353-2005 or email [email protected] Monday-Friday (8-5pm).

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The Neighborhood Student Success Collaborative (NSSC) is committed to empowering all undergraduate students to pursue knowledge, access resources, and develop skills needed for intellectual, social, local, and global success.

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Welcome to michigan state university, group tours are available for school or after-school groups during msu's fall and spring semesters. , msu walking tours.

Campus Tours are approximately 60 minutes and cover between 2 - 3 miles. Groups will be assigned to a current undergraduate tour guide who will share academic, historic, and student life information. 

Please visit our tour visits page to learn more about booking a visit for your group.  Click here for the Tour Visits Page

Explore More of MSU

Arrange for more activities during your campus visit by working directly with some popular campus locations and partners.  Click here for a list of Popular Campus Locations and Partners

Residence Hall Tours

Groups of 9th - 12th grade students may add a Residence Hall Tour to their campus visit during the booking process. Click here to see the Tour Visits Page

We invite you to digitally explore the different residence halls at Michigan State at your convenience through the 360 videos tours at Live On. Click here to see the 360 tour options .

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If you are interested in learning more about the Michigan State University Admissions process please reach out to them directly.  Click here to learn more from Admissions

Take advantage of additional opportunities to paint a picture of all that life on a Big Ten campus offers by customizing your visit. 

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A short presentation followed by a guided tour of campus. Presentations provide an overview of MSU and the transfer admissions process. Immediately following the program is a student-led, 90-minute walking tour of campus.

Reservations are required for all programs. Please note that all times are in the Eastern time zone.

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The Jack Breslin Student Events Center, one of the premier facilities in the country, is host to more than 250 events annually and serves as home to the Michigan State men's and women's basketball programs. A multipurpose facility for MSU students and the greater MSU community, the Breslin Center sponsors major educational and entertainment events every year, including MSU and local high school student commencements, concerts, trade shows, conventions, celebrations, banquets and Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) boy’s state basketball championships.

Forest Akers is located on the campus of Michigan State University and the home course for Big Ten men's and women's golf teams. Two golf pro shops (Spartan Spirit Shop) with the best quality MSU merchandise available.

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Here you will find tools, resources, and programs to not only help you succeed but even make gains in your health and wellness while you are here at Michigan State. Wellness and well-being can be a trendy topic these days, and we acknowledge that wellness looks very different depending on your cultural background, personality, and life circumstances. What looks like wellness to one person may not be helpful or accessible or even possible to another. With these differences in mind, we affirm that It is important that we do our best to take care of ourselves and each other in the midst of such challenging times.

The MSU Tennis Center is open to the public and the Michigan State University community. The center is home to the MSU Men's tennis team and Women's tennis team and serves as a teaching center for the Department of Kinesiology. The Tennis Center houses eight indoor courts with permanent seating for 1,200.

We offer a wide range of classes, leagues, permanent court time and has travel teams for all ages and skill levels. The center is open to the public so there is no initiation fee or monthly dues. We are happy to offer a unique "pay as you play" opportunity. The onsite Spartan Spirit Shop is your only place to find the latest and greatest in MSU tennis apparel as well as all your equipment needs.

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July 18, 2024

Freshman Guide to Student Leader: Hannah Greenspan's MSU Tours Journey

College is a time when individuals explore new things and find what excites them. For MSU psychology senior Hannah Greenspan, she discovered her passion is sharing her love for the university. During her first year at MSU, she became a campus tour guide. Now, as a senior, she shares her passion by mentoring newer tour guides as a student supervisor.

Finding a Passion Around the beginning of her first year as a Spartan, a campus tour guide promotion poster caught Greenspan’s eye. As a natural conversationalist, she thought she would be a perfect fit for the job. She applied and went through the interview process like any other job. The twist? Applicants were given five minutes to talk about anything they wanted during the interview. “I did the entire plot of “Les Misérables,” the Broadway musical/book that has all of these plot nuances, and it’s a lot to explain in five minutes,” Greenspan says. “I tried to make it funny, and I remember the grad student who was helping with my interview was laughing. It was really fun.” After being offered the role, a dedicated class for tour guides called TG 101, or Tour Guide 101, expanded her knowledge of MSU. As the name suggests, Tour Guide 101 teaches tour guides about the university, topics to discuss, various programs and how to handle certain scenarios. “I’ve learned so many things through the tours program that I didn’t know existed coming in,” says Greenspan. “I didn’t know how Olin [Health Center] worked or that we had a program called Spartan Compass, and I didn’t fully understand the nuances of the dining plan. A lot of what I’ve learned about how to navigate as a student at MSU, I learned through the TG 101 program.” The program is instructed by a professional staff member or graduate student along with a student supervisor. Hearing from the student supervisors is beneficial for new tour guides. They get to ask questions about their experiences and gain insight on how to prepare for the role. “That kind of peer-to-peer education is a cornerstone of why MSU Tours work so well,” says Assistant Director of Residence Education and Housing Services (REHS) Outreach Linda Karbo. “It’s because we have students like Hannah who excel at being a guide, and they’ve lived that life to where they can move into a leadership role as a student supervisor and reshare that education and connect and mentor.” From Freshman Guide to Student Leader By the end of her first year, Greenspan had completed 16 tours. At their final tour guide meeting of the year, students were awarded superlatives. Greenspan was given the title “Most Likely to Meet Tom Izzo at a Basketball Game” by her peers, despite the irony she had never attended a basketball game. She was also presented with her first Tour Guide of the Month award at that same meeting, but that was just the beginning of her journey. During her second year, Greenspan started to take on more tours, aiming to do four to six tours a week. By her junior year, she expanded her role by becoming a leader for the incoming first-year tour guides. Greenspan spent a lot more time with the other student supervisors and helped mentor new guides. She showed them the benefits of being a tour guide and how to handle certain situations. And she enjoyed sharing her passion with them. “What I like about being a tour guide is that I take something I love, and I share it with other people,” says Greenspan. “And that thing I love is MSU, and I show people about MSU and how much I love it.” With all the time she spent in the program, Greenspan decided she would like to become a student supervisor. Now, during her final year at MSU, Greenspan will see it through as a MSU Tours student supervisor. “We are so incredibly excited Hannah is going to be taking over training because now we have the chance for everyone to get a little bit of that Hannah excitement and mindset in there,” says Tour Manager Amanda Ross. More than Tours Along with helping her become more engaged with the university and its people, she said she has also been able to find her community with the tour guides. She has grown as a person and as a leader. “Being a tour guide has developed skills that are going to help me in my life,” says Greenspan. “It’s something I’m immensely proud of and love to do. I fall in love with MSU again and again every day.” Her path with MSU Tours has also helped Greenspan through some tough times. There were times she may be having a tough day, but then while conducting a tour, her spirits would be lifted again just seeing how exciting the university and campus can be and how amazing her experience has been. Greenspan also shared how fulfilling being a tour guide is, as not only does she feel appreciated and respected, but she also feels at home in a friendly and comfortable work environment. Learn more about MSU Tours at tour.msu.edu .

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