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Phishing Alert: STUDENT REMOTE RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITION

From: @optonline.net OR @optimum.net OR @gmail.com account

Date:

Subject: STUDENT REMOTE RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITION

FROM THE OFFICE OF JOB PLACEMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES - UNIVERSITYOF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS

In reference to the above subject University Of Nevada, Las Vegas will be hiring undergraduate students this week as Interns for a remote position. The aim of this position is to help struggling students cover expenses incurred here on campus. Tasks can be carried out at leisure, taking at most 1 hour per day, 7 hours a week with a weekly pay of $350 as compensation for services rendered. It is a Flexible Opportunity where you will determine your working time. Since this is a "Remote" Position, tasks can be carried out from home or on campus. We are currently working on a Research that would require the services of Students (Graduate/Undergraduate) of any Department of the Institution to Obtain a Remote Position in this Research. Interested students, Kindly contact Professor [Name Removed] via email at stating your full name, email, department and year of study regarding the job description and further application requirements.

Please Note: Slots are Limited and Consideration will be given on a first come first serve basis.

[Name Removed],

The Student Services Recruitment Specialist,

University Of Nevada, Las Vegas.