Lamar University
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A great place to study
Graduate Research Assistant/Teaching Assistant (Former Employee), Beaumont, TX –
Had lots of academic and practical experiences on the know how to get job finished and to be positive oriented towards roles accomplishments.
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Good university with professional train
Post-doctoral Researcher (Current Employee), Beaumont, TX –
Lamar University is a very good university with professional train for undergraduate student and graduate student.
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Productive and diversfied place to work.
Research Assistant -Water Management Laboratory (Former Employee), Beaumont, TX –
Productive and diversfied place to work with excellent Recreation centre and well equiped laboratories.
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Environment that provides students skills and opportunities
Student Assistant at the MBA office (Current Employee), Beaumont, TX –
Pros: career opportunities
Cons: cheap salary for extensive work
I learned to think and check twice before starting the assigned work. I acquired multi-task skills to increase efficiency. I also learned to always ask if I am not sure because if I made a mistake, I would have to redo everything and that would certainly consume twice as much time. My co-workers are very helpful. I want to help future student assistants – more...  with kindness just like my co-workers did. The hardest part of the job is taking care of AACSB because it is work that requires more computer skills. Checking consistency in all years takes time and patience. The most enjoyable part of the job is interacting with great professors and students. Talking to them helps my personal growth. – less
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Senior Project member
Senior Project Member (Current Employee), Beaumont, TX –
Pros: experience while in school
Cons: time consuming
Working as a senior project member helped me further advance my career, as well as have a small taste of the real life projects found in real life. We helped optimize the university thesis processing, and transferred the International Student Office's paperwork online; saving money for the university. Excellent job.
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Student worker (Former Employee), Beaumont, TX –
I worked as a student worker for two departments at LU over the course of three and a half years. Overall, my experiences were positive. Management ranged from competent to completely disordered. Therefore, I can't say that being a student worker at LU is the greatest job in the world, but it gave me some extra cash while earning my degree.
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Great environment, flexible schedule
Student Asst/ Client Services (Former Employee), Beaumont, TX –
Great place to be employed, supervisor sympathetic to class schedule and school activities
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My job was very good, I was paid to do my work.
Graduate Assistant (Former Employee), Beaumont, TX 77710 –
Not everyone gets this job. I was luck to get this job and I worked honestly and sincerely.
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About Lamar University

Lamar offers courses of study leading to 76 undergraduate degrees, 35 master's degrees and doctoral degrees in audiology, deaf – Read more