Cuyahoga Community College Employer Reviews

A typical day was be greeted by every in the office and to return the greeting. Work with walk-ins and direct them to someone that can answer their questions. Accept phone calls and transfer them as nesscary. As well as carry out and requests made by my supervisior for that particular day.

work closely with students helped the with all there daily need excluding the mentally disables

I help high schools students build robots. I enjoy teaching them and it puts a smile on my face every time they build it right.

Great coworkers and administration. Easy application and acceptance.

typical day included but not limited to mail delivery, shipping and receiving
management was a great group of people
co-workers are great people whom i still am friends with to this day

In my opinion this is the best job! I Loved helping out students, staff, and visitors!

I work in the assessment center. My job is to proctor testing for all areas of education as needed by instructors. My schedule is very flexible, the atmosphere is laid back and casual, almost family oriented. I love helping a student begin the steps to success just by giving tips I have learned through experience in being a student as well as working – more... within the school system. – less

My work at Tri-C was my first experience with microcomputers and software applications and during the years I ran the Academic Computer Labs, I learned so much each day about computers and how to manage 15-25 people. In addition, I taught part-time classes in English Composition, Business Language Skills & Communications, and Introduction to Computers.

Great place to work. There is a very professional staff that will do anything to assist you. I have taught a remedial English class as well as the first composition course. It has been a good experience.

A typical work day consisted of; restocking pamphlets and forms, assisting students with registration and applying for Financial Aid and directions to class.
I learned to expect anything when you are dealing with such a variety of people and that you must be able to perform under pressure from irrate customers/students.
Management was great to me and – more... they gave me nothing but good references.
I enjoyed working with my co workers who were, also, all different ages and etnicities.
The hardest part of my job was dealing with irrate customers.
The most enjoyable part of the job was when people remember you helped them and they request you on their next encounter with enrollment issues. – less

Instructor to various size classess of Nursing assisitants, with lab and clinical intruction.

perform basic daily duties maintaning shop order and cleaness. provide tools to students and made sure they return tools with sign out sheets. Also prefrom small maintience task and check lists. Had opportunity to learn how to operate and run Chasis Dyno, Lots of Fun

Gave me the opportunity to work with other students and be helpful

Tri C was a good place to work. I had an opportunity that many do not get, being the freedom to develop a process and project that expanded enrollment by over 28,000 students from a meager beginning.

Personal assistant to the Police Sergeant of Western Campus Police Department.
Compiled statistics required by federal mandate for the annual Federal Bureau of Investigations National Crime Report and the Student Right to Know Act.
Proficient with Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint and Word, analyzed data to create spread sheets, graphs, reports and PPT presentations – more... for the Sergeant.
Assisted students, faculty and staff with exceptional customer service on and off campus. – less

My experience working at Cuyahoga Community College was rewarding. I start my day with opening the office and setting things in place for students, and staff as well. I learned that college could be difficult if you didnt have someone who understands the process to guide you or offer assistance when needed or asked. I worked with the finest staff, caring, – more... compasionate, helpful and a great attitude about their work. The hardest part of my job was going home when the day was done. I delt with so many students, and other staff, and co-workers, it was like a big family and I felt I was home. I really enjoyed being a big help to students and staff. I enjoyed volunteering for registration recuriting and other special enrollment or career events. – less

I was fortunate enough to work for the finest community college in the state of Ohio. I worked with very talented and creative financial professionals in the accounting profession. My career was very rewarding. Each day contained new challenges that were handled through collaberation and brainstorming. Problems were solved and issues were resolved through – more... creativity and teamwork. – less

I absolutely enjoyed working at Tri-C. I looked forward to new opportunities as well as new classes to teach. I wish that adjuncts had more of a say as to what types of classes that they would teach as well as times to teach. Tri-C relies heavily on adjuncts and it would be nice for our skills and services to be more appreciated.

This is a good place to work. The staff communicates to employees and keeps us all up to date on anything related to college business

When i worked there i was a student and i enjoyed the fact that i didnt have to leave the building and just went to work. and i knew everyone due to i went to school and worked there.