The majority of them are offered first to financial aid recipients. Nearly half are filled by non-financial aid recipients who can pursue job placement by contacting the Student Employment Coordinator, Dee Garnish, upon arrival on campus in September. Mrs. Garnish is also the receptionist in the Office of Financial Aid. Jobs range from positions in the library and food service to those requiring specialized skills to work with faculty as research assistants. Typically students work 6-8 hours per week and receive paychecks every two weeks for the number of hours actually worked.
Students often use their campus job earnings to pay for books and personal needs.