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Public Services Assistant (Circulation) School of Medicine & Public Health Health Sciences Library $15.00 UW Student Jobs
Public Services Assistant (Circulation) summary: The Ebling Library is looking for a Public Services Assistant to help with circulation.
Student Laboratory Assistant School of Medicine & Public Health Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery $15.00 UW Student Jobs
Student Laboratory Assistant summary: The "Advances in Auditory Interventions" (A²I) Lab is looking to hire an undergraduate student in a biology or bioengineering-adjacent discipline to assist with daily lab duties and embryonic harvests. Expected commitment is 5 – 15 hours a week. This position is not suited for remote work.
Business and Math Bridge Graduate Instructor School of Business Undergraduate Program Office $23.00 UW Student Jobs
Business and Math Bridge Graduate Instructor summary: Are you interested in mentoring and instructing incoming business-interested students before the Fall 2026 semester starts? Come join our team to mentor new UW-Madison students placing into pre-calculus courses in the Business and Math Bridge (BAM) program this August from August 20th-27th. A program hosted by the WSB Student Success & Policy team, BAM is an early start program designed to help students enhance their math skillsets and build community before the semester starts.
Business and Math Bridge Undergraduate Peer Mentor School of Business Undergraduate Program Office $16-16.50 UW Student Jobs
Business and Math Bridge Undergraduate Peer Mentor summary: Are you interested in mentoring and instructing incoming business-interested students before the Fall 2026 semester starts? Come join our team to mentor new UW-Madison students placing into pre-calculus courses in the Business and Math Bridge (BAM) program this August from August 20th-27th. A program hosted by the WSB Student Success & Policy team, BAM is an early start program designed to help students enhance their math skillsets and build community before the semester starts.
Hmong/English Focus Group Transcription Translator School of Human Ecology Extension Projects/Programs $18.00 - $22.00 per hour UW Student Jobs
Hmong/English Focus Group Transcription Translator summary: Grow your experience with research! The UW Extension Rural Health Connection project is conducting research around community health workers in rural Wisconsin. We are looking for a detail-oriented Hmong/English bilingual student to help transcribe focus group audio recorded in Hmong and then translating them into English transcripts for analysis. The focus groups will be held in May 2026 and will need to be transcribed and translated from mid-May to mid-June. We expect the work will take from 15-20 hours of time. The work can be done remotely. If the student is employed elsewhere on campus, care will need to be taken to avoid working over-time between the two positions. *Preference will be for a student who can provide an example of written translation.
Office Assistant - The Department of Biomolecular Chemistry School of Medicine & Public Health Biomolecular Chemistry 0.00 UW Student Jobs
Office Assistant - The Department of Biomolecular Chemistry summary: Biomolecular Chemistry is recruiting 1-2 office assistants.
Marketing Communications Student Assistant College of Engineering Engineering Professional Development $15.00 UW Student Jobs
Marketing Communications Student Assistant summary: Do you love to create and inspire? Are you looking for a part-time job that will give you valuable experience in the field of marketing communications? This position is for you! Interdisciplinary Professional Programs, a division of the College of Engineering, is seeking a reliable, detail-oriented, and highly-motivated student to join our team and support marketing efforts for our Online Graduate Programs. The right candidate will have an opportunity to assist in the development of content and marketing materials for social media, website, and email campaigns, as well as video production and market analysis.
Waisman IT Student Support Generalist Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research Waisman Center $18.00 UW Student Jobs
Waisman IT Student Support Generalist summary: The Waisman Center’s IT department is seeking student help to provide assistance and IT support during an upcoming migration project. This position may also assist with other various IT-related tasks.
Lab Assistant - The Department of Surgery School of Medicine & Public Health Department Of Surgery 14.00-16.00 UW Student Jobs
Lab Assistant - The Department of Surgery summary: The Department of Surgery is hiring a student lab assistant to perform basic laboratory duties during the week (flexible days and times) to support basic-translational research labs in WIMR.
Babcock Dairy Store Team Member - SUMMER College of Agricultural & Life Sciences Food Science $15.00 UW Student Jobs
Babcock Dairy Store Team Member - SUMMER summary: Join our fun work atmosphere and serve high quality food and desserts! Plus enjoy employee perks like: free meals while working, a free dish of ice cream every shift, and 25% off of everything else!
Summer babysitter McGhie Family $18.00 to $18.00 Local Student Jobs
Summer babysitter summary:

Babysitter for 8 year old
Marquette Hotel staff member! The Marquette Hotel $16.00 to $17.00 Local Student Jobs
Marquette Hotel staff member! summary:

Join the Marquette Hotel family today to become part of a fun, flexible work environment!
Part-time Summer Nanny The Wolfmeister Family $22.00 to $22.00 Local Student Jobs
Part-time Summer Nanny summary:

An active family in a kid friendly neighborhood looking for a summer nanny.
Short-term nanny needed for 1-year-old | 3-4 days/wk Family $22.00 to $25.00 Local Student Jobs
Short-term nanny needed for 1-year-old | 3-4 days/wk summary:

Seeking an active, reliable nanny ASAP until mid-June for an energetic 1-year-old in Madison’s Wingra Park area for 24–32 hours per week. This $23–25/hr role offers guaranteed pay for a screen-free caregiver who loves reading and outdoor play.
Part-Time Nanny/Babysitting - Summer 2026 Sedberry Family $18.00 to $22.00 Local Student Jobs
Part-Time Nanny/Babysitting - Summer 2026 summary:

Madison area (Waunakee) family looking for a reliable spring nanny/babysitter!
Child care for 6 and 8 year olds for the month of August Davis family $20.00 to $20.00 Local Student Jobs
Child care for 6 and 8 year olds for the month of August summary:

We live on the near westside, near the bike path and bus stop. Girls are our granddaughters and we are retired med school faculty
Summer Part-time Nanny Emily Maresh $15.00 to $20.00 Local Student Jobs
Summer Part-time Nanny summary:

Summer afternoon nanny job near campus

Summer Sports "Manny" Emily Maresh $15.00 to $20.00 Local Student Jobs
Summer Sports "Manny" summary:

Occasional outings with 10 & 8 yr old sports loving boys
Summer Tutors Huntington Learning Center $25.00 to $27.00 Local Student Jobs
Summer Tutors summary:

Perfect for Graduate, Law and Medical students. You pick the days and hours; Monday thru Thursday 8am to 8pm. Enjoy Madison's summer and return to school in the fall.
Student Assistants (GA/PA/TA/RA/Fellowship) School of Education Kinesiology $16.00 per hour UW Student Assistant
Student Assistants (GA/PA/TA/RA/Fellowship) summary: Professor Branchaw’s Science Education research team in the Kinesiology Department is seeking two undergraduate students to participate in a structured summer NSF-funded research experience to investigate how undergraduate students learn to think mechanistically in physiology. The project focuses on how students develop principle-based reasoning about core physiological concepts such as flux and mass balance, and how classroom experiences can support deeper scientific understanding. This research explores how students learn to reason through complex biological systems, connect principles to real physiological processes, and refine their thinking over time. This in-person research experience will support students interested in developing science education research skills. Students will receive mentorship, engage in collaborative research meetings, and learn how theory informs data analysis and interpretation in education research.

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