On Campus Employment
Students looking for work on campus should first check with Financial Aid to see if they are qualified to participate in the Federal Work Study Program. If you are awarded Federal Work Study, then you can visit the Career Services Office and begin the process of finding employment in one of the many campus offices and departments.
- Students earn $16.50 per hour
- Flexible work schedules
- Placements are primarily on campus - no commuting!
- Gain valuable experience & networking
In addition, students can check if the:campus bookstore - or the cafeteria - (Ammerman & Grant campus) have any job openings. There are some departments/programs that may hire academic tutors and/or office help. Keep in mind that you need to have very good grades to qualify for tutoring positions; you may want to contact the departments/programs directly.
Off Campus Employment
If you are looking for employment opportunities off campus, then visit ÐÓ°ÉÔ´´â€™s online job board, (CCN). College Central Network is an online job listing database available to students and alumni. Consider your interests and abilities, identify the job categories that best match your skills, review the list of potential prospects, and browse through the jobs that fit your needs.
- Jobs posted on the are listed for approximately 60 days and are removed at the end of that time frame if the position is filled.
Job Search Tips
For a successful job search, it is important to keep several things in mind:
- Research each employer and check their websites.
- Always make sure that you are capable of performing the job that is being advertised (ex. meet qualifications, able to work the hours designated, etc.)
- Before you call or follow-up, be sure to read and follow the directions for application as outlined by the employer's instructions.
- Employers specifically look for strong communication skills. Speak clearly and distinctly.
- Make it a priority to have an up-to-date and error free résumé that has been reviewed by the Career Services Office.
- Dress appropriately for the job interview – neat and presentable.
Once you have applied, follow-up to ensure that they received your application and/or résumé, ask about the interviewing process, and the next step to follow. For job search assistance, visit your Career Services office.