Job app posted for student phonothon callers

Christine Davis Mantai

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Can't open the file? Contact Megghan Connolly.

The SUNY Fredonia 2009-2010 Phonothon, held October to November and February to April provides a great opportunity for students to earn money, learn basic telemarketing skills, and help the university.

Coordinated by Director of Development Tim Murphy of the Fredonia College Foundation, with senior Megghan Connolly as Phonothon Manager, callers contact alumni and parents on behalf of the foundation to raise money for scholarships, and other academic and enrichment programs.

Qualities sought are energy, enthusiasm and a positive attitude, as well as good communication skills. Calling takes place Sunday through Thursday evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. during the Phonothon periods in the fall and spring, and although scheduling is flexible, students are expected to work two or three nights per week. The call center is conveniently located in Thompson Hall on campus and training is provided to students.

The pay rate starts at $7.25 per hour. For more information and an application, contact Ms. Connolly at conn9755@fredonia.edu or Mr. Murphy at the Foundation House at 716-673-3321. Applications are also available at the Foundation House, 272 Central Ave., and will be accepted now through Friday, Sept. 11.

 

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