Work Study Student Application 26-27

Job description

F or all work study students working on campus. Area(s) you are interested in being placed: □ Public Service - Public Service work-study positions include elementary school tutors, library assistants, and assistants at elementary school after school programs. These positions may be off campus and require transportation! □ Facilities/Other - Facilities/other work-study positions include child care assistants, grounds and custodian positions, and motor pool assistants. □ Administrative - Administrative work-study positions include data entry, administrative office support, customer service, and departmental assistants. □ Academic - Academic work-study positions include instructor support, tutors, classroom assistants, and departmental assistants. □ Other (be specific): Specific job descriptions are available from the Financial Aid Office or your supervisor. Resume - We ask that your resume include your major, GPA, any prior work experience or other relevant qualifications. Resumes will help us in placing you and may increase your chances of securing a work study job. If offered a work-study position, you must complete your payroll paperwork in Human Resources before you begin working. Failure to complete your payroll paperwork may delay your pay. You cannot work more than 20 hours per week. Your specific schedule will be determined by your eligibility, availability, and your supervisor’s needs. You cannot work during scheduled class hours under any circumstances. If you work during scheduled class time, you may be terminated from your work study position without warning.