This summary includes job titles, pay rates, whether the jobs are on or off campus and whether or not the jobs are work-study only. You can scan the list and determine if any of the jobs interest you. Then, come to the Career Services office to get the complete details from the job announcements. The summary is updated daily. Every job announcement includes the information you need to decide if you want to apply, such as a job description, and required qualifications.
Some students receive college work study eligibility as part of their financial aid award package.
This means that they may earn that award in wages as a student employee in a job for which they apply and are qualified. Employers of work-study students include all campus supervisors. If you have a work-study award, the Financial Aid office will inform you of the available options for utilizing your award. Campus recruiting and hiring must be conducted without discriminating on the basis of age, race, religion, color, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, handicap, national origin or citizenship. The supervisor may begin to hire within 24 hours of notifying the SES of an opening.