Oklahoma State University Employer Reviews

Very Productive place to work
People are helpful
Quite place

Was a very good institution to work for, Manager was excellent, Supervisor was a micro manager.

• Development of reversed- phase monolithic columns for the HPLC proteomic seperations
• Identifying increased level of silylated and fucosylated proteins using quaternary HPLC pumps and fractionation using lectin affinity chromatography
• Perform 2-D gel electrophoresis using acrylamide gels for each protein fractions collected from breast cancer serum – more... and normal serum
• Analyzing each protein fractions using LTQ-orbitrap mass spectrometer coupled to nanoelectrospray
• Utilize proteome software such as scaffold builder and mascot to analyze glycoproteins
• Capable of using sigmaplot
• Separation derivatised amino acids such using Capillary electro chromatography – less

always was encourage to advance in training and take seminars, enjoyed getting envolved with the United Way campaign activities.

Easy job working with students one on one with great compensation benefits.

During my PhD years, I've learned a lot and had great experience with wonderful professors and students.

From Monday to Friday, I drive to the OSU Equestrian Barn at 8:30. I start the day with unlocking the offices and locker room. I then create a schedule to assign a particular horse to each team member and post it on the bulletin board. The team arrives at the barn around 9 where I help them prepare their horses for practice. In the absence of the head – more... coach, I am in charge of conducting practice. I usually teach for 2 hours. When I am not needed for practice, I am in the office filing paper work and answering phone calls. I keep track of all the medical and personal information of teammates in folders and organize them alphabetically. When OSU Equestrian hosts NCAA official recruits, I am in charge of showing them around our facilities as well as OSU's campus. I also shuttle recruits to and from their hotels and the airport when needed. The best part about my job is that I still get to be involved with the team I spent 4 years of my undergraduate with. Throughout my experiences as being a graduate assistant, I've learned time management skills and leadership skills. While I was on the team, I was more focused on winning our competitions. As a graduate assistant, I've learned how to use my leadership skills to guide younger teammates by providing personal counseling and social support. The hardest thing about my job is the working conditions. OSU Equestrian's barn is not air-conditioned or heated so weather can be troublesome. – less

Learn how to solve technical problems either by myself or through discussion with other lab mates. Find the balance between course work and research. The hardest part is to find the novelty in our own research area. The most enjoyable part is to solve all kinds of bugs or problems during implementing our ideas. It is challenging but we all enjoy it.

I learned the knowledge to be an MBA and skills to be a successful person

I loved my job, mostly because I was in a learning environment and was taught various lab procedures. The people that I worked with made the job what it was, I was very blessed to have an amazing boss. Every day we might be assigned a new task to carry out, and it was no problem. We achieved goals as a team by either working together on a project or – more... individually. I feel like the working in the lab was a success because we were able to be productive and efficient. – less

great place, this was a grant so no benifits, but great work, great people. lots of help

Good job as teaching assistant for courses like advanced systems analysis design and ERP.

Good job as teaching assistant for courses like advanced systems analysis design and ERP.

Writing academic papers on BI, data mining and predictive modeling. Instructing students in using multiple BI and management tools. Grading papers, maintaining academic integrity and guiding students through their term projects.

These are some of my duties as the teaching assistant to the BI course.Working with multiple BI tools can be a fascinating – more... experience to a budding data miner and an analytical consultant. – less

It was a nice place, nice professors, nice environment to work, projects are funded very well.

Great place to work and retire. But chances for advancement are long in coming if at all. Very flexible with hours if you have kids in school activities. Some supervisors are just here for a paycheck so they don't look out for their employees. Knowone recommends anyone for pay raises at the Physical Plant. Most generally if you want to advance here, – more... its not what you know or how qualified you are, but who you know. – less

Great co-workers and management, you really feel like a part of a team, some advancement opportunities

This was a non paid internship at the college, where I assisted my instructor with new students, and installed new equipment.

A great place to volunteer. Had lots of break time and extra helpers.

This is seasonal work, that I wish I could do year round. I've worked the Oklahoma State University basketball camp for the past 4 years. I supervise about 25 to 30 grade school aged kids in the dormitories, I'm responsible for seeing to it that lights out happens and that they are awake on time. I coach and teach them the fundamental skills of basketball – more... as well as team concepts. I love all the other coaches/counselors from all over different areas, they are great people. The hardest part of this job is leaving after camp is over and the most enjoyable part is the relationships you build in such a short period of time, that last until the following year when the same familiar face remembers you just like you remember them. – less