The Student Employment Program serves as a liaison between students and employers who are seeking to fill part-time employment needs.
Please check out Steps for Securing an On-Campus Student Employment Position for more information.
Part-time positions are posted on the website for both on- and off-campus jobs.
Please Note: The IUP Career Development/Student Employment Program makes every effort to ensure the legitimacy of all off-campus job postings. Be wary of employers asking for a fee to apply/work for their organizations. Also watch for scams in which employers send checks to potential employees before any work is performed. Please report any concerns to the Career Development Center and University Police. Remember, as the potential hire, it is ultimately your responsibility to protect your financial and employment interests. When in doubt, check it out!
Securing a part-time job affords the student opportunity to gain skills that employers seek from college graduates, such as a strong work ethic and computer, communication, time-management, and problem-solving skills, to name a few.
In addition, it is reported that students who work between ten to fifteen hours per week attain higher academic achievement (U.S. News and World Report, June 2006).
If your department or office has a student employment job opening(s) in the Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program, please let us know!
Many IUP students are still seeking on-campus FWS positions, and securing a part-time job affords the student the opportunity to gain skills that employers seek from college graduates, such as a strong work ethic, and computer, communication, time-management, and problem-solving skills, to name a few. Visit the Post a Job page and let us know about your position today!
