Villanova University Employer Reviews

Worked for two years while I pursued my Master's Degree. Pay was low but I learned a lot

Villanova seems a very nice place to work for however there are some backstabbers who doesn't do their job but driven by jealousy and immaturity they feel the need to talk badly about others and complain to higher management about stupid things I rather not to mention here. Be aware, this place might be based in catholic principles but doesn't mean – more... all the people who work there are nice people. There are some individuals who feel they are above everybody else and that their needy request have to be heard no matter how stupid they seem (non-job related) so you cannot act like a human.
Oh, and seems they like to make anonymous complain and stalk you and report every move you make. – less

Learnt a lot in computer science domain. Here faculties are very helpful. Gaining a lot amount of knowledge in very short amount of time.

Graduate Fellow
• Fellowship Program, contribute to MBA faculty publications through research and applications of business concepts
• Corporate governance project studying the valuation consequences of implementing majority-support shareholder proposals in Fortune 500 companies after the enactment of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the Dot-com Bubble
• Conduct – more... research in business IT management, including internet privacy, e-commerce taxation, crowd sourcing and social media for various publications, editorials and international conferences
• Business analytics project in regression modeling to examine statistics in the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL – less

stimulating work atmosphere with both students and fellow professors

I spent the majority of my time working on the research for my graduate thesis, while being a TA for 3, 3-hour labs per week during the Fall and Spring semester and 2, 3-hour labs per week for one month during Summer semester. I also took extra work preparing for organic chemistry labs and staffing the chemical stockroom when needed.

Job Responsibilities:
-Scheduling all request for athletic facilities
-Event management for all 21 Varsity programs
-Walk through of facilities to see of any maintenance needs to be done.
-Updating and managing all invoices for outside groups using the facilities.
-Supervising all front desk attendants and student workers
-Managing all budgets for front – more... desk employees.
-Working at the front desk of the athletic department.

Great working environment, enjoy working with all my co-workers and the environment of college athletics.

Learning a lot how regarding how to organize large events successfully, so that fan have a great experience, but are also safe in the venue. Managing and arranging schedules for very few facilities, with high demand. – less

I am very glad to have got the opportunity of working in such a productive, wonderful and friendly environment. Besides of the very interesting research project that I have been working on, I met wonderful and very knowledgeable people. It has been really enjoyable.

Productive and friendly environment.Good retirement package, paid holidays.

Great place to work especially with people I enjoyed working with all the different type of people and backgrounds. The foodservice was awesome also the cooks what about those Buffalo cheesesteaks! Great management team and supervisors. what a great place to work at Villanova University

I need not go to university to work, I would enjoy the comforts at home and work on tasks assigned.
I learned great deal on Drupal Content Management System, Apache, MySQL, PHP.
I am leading a team of 15 students.
Hardest part of the job is when facing a dead end in an approach to complete the task.
Everything is enjoyable trying to complete tasks trying – more... out different approaches. – less

I attended Villanova University from 2008 to 2012. I enjoyed my experience here, but wish they treated their student body more fairly and with more respect. Otherwise, this university stands out on your resume and is great for networking in the Philly/NY areas

I was a Math Teacher for the summer VIEW program, which focuses on teaching high school women from Philadelphia about topics they will see in the near future. The students came to class ready to learn (but sometimes ready to chat and have fun). The students appreciated my occasional joke, and benefited from learning topics in advance before seeing them – more... in the hustle and bustle of a school year. – less

Pleasant place to work. The pace was relatively slow and there was not too much stress. Some deadlines, of course, but always there was support and praise.