From Peacock To Penguin: How To Talk To Campus Staff


If you’re looking to work with campus staff but don’t know where to start, this guide will help! From figuring out what they do, to mastering the art of small talk, this guide will have you speaking the campus lingo in no time. So what are you waiting for? Pick up a copy today and get started!

Get to know campus staff

Campus staff are there to help you get the most out of your university experience. They can provide you with information about their department or the university in general, answer any questions you may have, and help you get acquainted with campus life and traditions. Be polite and respectful, and don’t be afraid to ask for help – campus staff are more than happy to oblige!

Learn the basics of what they do

Campus staff play an important role on campus. They are there to help students with their studies and connect them with resources they need to succeed. They can provide guidance and support, answer questions, and connect students with services and opportunities.

Generally, campus staff duties fall into two categories: support services and operational areas. Support services include things like advising, tutoring, and peer mentorship. Operational areas include things like student services, financial aid, and campus safety.

To be a successful student, it is essential to know how to work with campus staff. Here are some tips to get started:

1. Get to know campus staff. Start with a hello and a name. This will help you build rapport and make it easier to communicate with them.

2. Learn the basics of what they do. This will help you understand what they can do for you and why you might need their help.

Establish rapport

When first meeting with campus staff, it is important to let them know that you are interested in their work. Be sure to ask questions about what they do and show your enthusiasm for the campus and their work. By doing so, you will make a positive first impression and build a strong relationship with the university staff.

Show interest in their work

When talking to campus staff, it’s important to keep your conversation relevant and on-topic. By following these tips, you’ll be able to strike up a conversation with any campus staff member and get the help you need!

To be able to have a successful conversation with campus staff, it’s important to first get to know them. Campus staff work in a variety of different areas, so getting a sense of what they do every day can be difficult. However, by learning about the different areas they work in, you’ll be able to establish a better relationship with them and learn more about their work.

When you first meet with a campus staff member, it’s important to be respectful and friendly. Introduce yourself and ask how they are doing. Start the conversation by asking about the area of work they are currently working in. You can also ask them about their experience working in that area, or what advice they have for new students.

By being interested in what they are saying, you’ll show that you are interested in their work and want to learn more. This will create a better connection between you and the campus staff member, and they will likely be more willing to help you out.

Ask questions

When you want to speak to campus staff, it can be helpful to ask a few questions first. This will help you get orientated and figure out what they do. Here are a few questions that you may want to ask:

-What do you do?

-What is your role on campus?

-How did you get interested in this field?

-What are some of your favorite things about working here?

-What challenges have you faced while working here?

Once you know a little bit more about campus staff, it’s time to start building that rapport! Here are a few tips for doing just that:

-Keep your interactions polite and respectful.

-Be patient – don’t expect instant results.

-Make sure to stay positive andFrame your questions in a way that shows interest.

-Remember, people are busy, so keep your conversations brief.

If you still need help, don’t be afraid to reach out to us! We want to make sure that you have the best possible experience while working here, and we’re here to help.

By following these simple tips, you’ll be able to work with campus staff easily and successfully.


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