Various offices and departments throughout the campus hire student workers. Students are responsible for finding their own position. Students who are eligible for federal work-study have first priority for campus employment.
What is campus work study?
Students are eligible for federal college work-study based on need which is determined by filing the FAFSA form. The amount earned varies with the number of hours worked and students typically work 7-10 hours a week. Generally, students are paid minimum wage on a bi-weekly basis. While the awarded amount is included in the financial aid package, it does not directly reduce the semester bill. Students must earn the money, which can act as reimbursement for tuition paid or can be saved for the following semester.
Do I qualify for campus work study?
Please check your financial aid award notification for details. You can log into https://finaid.geneva.edu and view the Messages Tab to confirm federal work study eligibility or call the Student Financial Services Office at 724-847-6530.
Where do I view available jobs?
You can find a list of available jobs here. The application process may vary by office so please follow the instructions on the online job description listed at the above link.
How do I apply for the available jobs?
Submit an application to the hiring manager of the respective department(s). A hard copy of the application can be picked up in the Center for Calling and Career.
What do I need to do if I am hired?
Stop by the Center for Calling and Career in the Student Center to pick up the Student Employment Packet. Complete the packet and return it to the hiring manager, which will be listed on the online job description.
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