Katie Jean Wise

I work on special projects as well as day to day run-of-the-mill office tasks. I am in charge of answering the phone, responding to emails, and providing information for people interested in our programs. I also work with all the employees on both the Santa Rosa and Petaluma campuses to collect timesheets and input all the data before passing them along to payroll. This is done to make sure we stay within our budget and that people are not working more hours than they are contracted for. Some special projects include adjusting the schedules for the upcoming semesters and figuring out which instructors have a higher seniority, and therefor first pick of the classes and times they would like to teach.

I was with the New Brand Development group. I worked on many different products, including novelty, plush, and even inflatable toys. I created my own art as well as worked with licenses.

I was responsible for inputing all the paperwork we received into the computer system. I was also responsible for answering questions that students would call or come in to the office to ask.

I worked with many types of people. I was responsible for three teenage girls. I helped them with their homework, but I was also responsible in making sure that they were fed, woke up in time for school, and were overall happy with their experience in the program.

I greeted each customer as they came in. I explained the process of our business. I got the customer everything they needed and cleaned up once they were done. I was also trained on the register.

(707) 527-4471 This job required filing and general paperwork, as well as working on the computer. I informed students of their financial aid status. It required good customer service and problem solving skills. I started working as a student worker at the SRJC. I was promoted to a temporary position known a STNC. I was trusted to go on a separate campus to run the financial aid office there on my own. Through this job I learned much about computers and filing, and even how to stay professional no matter what the situation is like. It was a challenging but rewarding experience.