SCCC On-Campus Employment
To check for year-round employment opportunities with the College, go to the Personnel Office Webpage.
STUDENT EMPLOYMENT OPTIONS
Our Student Workforce - Students who work on-campus provide an important service to both the College and the students who attend. From office support to laboratory set-up, dining services to tutoring, and note taking to childcare, students make a huge impact on the services provided by the College. If you're interested in supporting the services provided on-campus, speak with a representative within the Career & Employment Services Office or Academic Department.
Working on-campus is not only convenient, but provides an additional means to developing strong relationships with faculty and staff. Students support valuable services provided by the College. There are a few ways in which students find opportunities to work on-campus.
FEDERAL WORK STUDY FUNDED POSITIONS
Most students who work on-campus are funded through Federal Work Study which is determined through the Financial Aid Office. Work assignments are primarily found in departmental offices, the library, and some with local community service agencies. Those who are eligible for financial aid are most likely eligible to receive federal work study funding to work on-campus. Check with the Financial Aid office upon applying for financial aid. Financial Aid Office, Room 221 Elston Hall. 518.381.1352
STUDENT WORKER FUNDED POSITIONS
Some students are hired through internal office budget lines that are established to hire additional student workers when needed. Due to limited funding in this budget category, this option is usually limited to a small number of departments. If you're ineligible for FWS funding, make an appointment with someone in the Career & Employment Services office to discuss options related to work on or off campus. Career & Employment Services, Room 223 Elston Hall. 518.381.1365
On-campus offices to check for opportunities:
TRIO PROGRAM - PEER TUTORING SERVICES
Room 328, Elston Hall / 381-1465 * Positions: Peer Tutors
STUDENT ACTIVITIES & SERVICES
Room 222, Elston Hall / 381-1335 * Positions: Educational Opportunity Program Tutors, Disabled Student Services Note Takers & Readers, Student Services Special Project Support
CHARTWELLS DINING SERVICES
Elston Hall Commons Area / 381-1330 * Positions: Food Service Workers
STUDENT COMPUTER CENTER
Room 530, Elston Hall / 381-1274 * Positions: Computer Lab Monitors, Special Project Work (Webpage Support)
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
Room 308, Elston Hall / 381-1391 * Positions: Culinary Lab Technicians
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Room C305, CST Building / 381-1268 * Positions: Science Laboratory Workers
DAYCARE CENTER
Gateway Building (Administered by YWCA), 374-3394 ext. 147 * Positions: Daycare Teachers / Assistants
SPECIAL PROJECTS / GRANT FUNDED WORK
Some departments are awarded grants or receive funds to work on special projects. Students have worked on the College's Web site and provided research assistance on special projects. If you have good communication, research and/or computer skills, speak to Academic Department Chairpersons, or Deans within the Student Affairs Division to ask about projects that need support.
Department Offices:
Business & Law, 381-1386
Developmental Studies, 381-1398
Humanities & Social Sciences, 381-1387
Hotel, Culinary Arts & Tourism, 381-1391
Institutional Research, 381-1323
Math, Science & Technology, 381-1267
Music, 381-1231
Student Services, 381-1336
Disclaimer: The office of Career & Employment Services makes no representations or guarantees about positions listed on its website and is not responsible for safety, wages, working conditions or other aspects of employment. It is the student/alumus responsibility for all necessary precautions when interviewing for or accepting positions and he/she is solely responsible for obtaining necessary information concerning the employer. The office of Career & Employment Services abides by the principles set forth by NACE and expects employers who use its services to adhere to EEO guidelines and offer employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, or citizenship unless legally required and provide equal opportunity to veterans of the Vietnam era. The Career & Employment Services office's website also contains links to other websites as a convenience for its users and is not responsible for the contents of any linked site. Anyone who discovers misuse or abuse of our website is encouraged to report the matter to the Office of Career & Employment Services.