The Office of Residence Life , for example, currently employs a number of graduate students in various positions. A number of offices on campus hire administrative graduate assistants from a number of programs. Holding such a position, if related to the student's area of academic interest, can enhance the graduate learning experience significantly. Applicants who wish to explore such options should contact their academic departments to determine whether there are particular offices offering these opportunities. The Office of Human Resources publishes a weekly listing of positions available at all levels on campus.
Immigration regulations limit part-time employment opportunities for international students .
Students with an F-1 visa may work on campus without permission from U.S. immigration. They must get a statement from the Office of International Services indicating they are able to work part time on campus during the academic year and full time during holidays and summers. This statement is used by the University's payroll department. Normally, international students with F-1 visas may not be employed off campus during the first calendar year in the United States. After the first 12 months, they may apply to U.S. immigration for permission to work off campus if they can prove an unexpected political or monetary crisis has caused changes in their financial circumstances.