Graduate Dining Hall, the dining facility for residents of the Graduate College, employs about 30 students. Work is available on a limited basis for dinner. Frist Campus Center is open for breakfast, lunch, and late dinner for students, faculty, and their guests. It employs more than 100 students. Promotion opportunities are available.
Hours are very flexible.
Employment opportunities include cashiers, counter work, audio technicians, and game room attendants. Tiger Refreshments provides food service for University athletic events. Hours vary according to events, but there are ample opportunities for students to work extra hours. Catering provides special meals and events for University functions from coffee breaks to elegant receptions and served dinners. It offers the opportunity to work when your schedule permits and to gain experience in other areas of dining.