Summer 2013 Jobs Posted Below
$7.50/hour
The work-study program is part-time employment available to students to help pay for educational expenses while providing work experience. More info...
Summer 2013 Job Postings
Bookstore
25 hours/week
Cultural Center
25 Hours/week
Business & Industry
25 hours/week
Academic Center for Enrichment
25 hours/week
BC3 Education Foundation
25 hours/week
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
25 hours/week
Maintance Department
25 hours/week
Chemistry/Biology Lab
25 hours/week
BC3 @ Lawrence
25 hours/week
Bookstore/Finance Office
25 hours/week
Praxis Department
25 hours/week
How do I Apply?
Click the APPLY NOW link at the bottom of the job description.
What happens after I apply?
Your application is emailed to the Financial Aid Office to check your work-study eligibility. If you are eligible, they will forward your application to the position's supervisor. That supervisor will follow up with you for an interview.
What should I do after I am hired?
After the supervisor offers you the position, you will need to stop in the Financial Aid Office to complete paperwork. You will then be sent to Human Resources to complete Payroll information. Once Human Resources receives all of your complete paperwork, you may begin working. Keep in mind, all student employees are required to attend Orientation with the Human Resources Office.
How will I be paid?
Your supervisor will receive paper timesheets in the mail after your paperwork is complete. Timesheets are due in the Financial Aid Office on the 15th and the last day of the month.
It is your responsibility to keep track of your hours worked and ensure timesheets are submitted on time.
What if I go over my hours?
Because the work-study program is a need- based financial aid program, it is important that you do not go over your allotted hours for the semester. If you go over your hours, it could result in loss of future employment opportunities.
Whom do I report to?
You will directly report to your supervisor. You will need to work with your supervisor on establishing a schedule that works around your schedule while meeting the needs of the position.
If you cannot report to work during your scheduled time, you must notify your supervisor.
Any issues must be addressed to either your supervisor or the Human Resources Office.
What is expected of me?
As a student employee, you will be expected to: