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Where À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ students work

There are student positions in nearly every department and building on campus, for students of all skill levels and interests. Students work in places like: 

• Libraries: circulation assistants, research assistants and student managers
• Academic support: STEM guides and tutors
• Student services offices: Registrar's Office, Office of Student Life, Hubbard Center
• Athletics: Student media and event coverage, Fitness Center operations
• Campus Services: Center for Diversity and Inclusion, the post office
• Admission and administrative offices

What is work-study? 

Work study is a financial aid award that you earn by working. It is not a grant or a loan. You get a paycheck for hours you work, up to the amount of your award for the year. 

• Federal Work-Study is awarded based on financial need
• À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ (Institutional) Work-Study is À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ funding set aside to give students the opportunity to work on campus. 

Either type lets you apply for any position on the . Federal Work-Study students can also be paid for community service through off-campus opportunities. Work-study eligibility is determined by the financial aid process, and you'll see it in your financial aid package.