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Student employment includes work-study, temporary, part-time, and summer positions. Job announcements are posted on the bulletin board outside Career Services, Room 269, West Building.  Additional job announcements may be found in the Career Services resources area.

Work-Study Positions -- Campus jobs for which departments want to hire students who have work study as part of their financial aid.  Students who receive work-study as part of their financial aid award must work in a job to earn money equal to their work-study award.  The work-study program subsidizes the student's salary so that the cost to departments is less.  Some departments require students with work-study.  Some departments hire with or without it.  Students may wish to explore a variety of work-study options. See the staff in the Career Center, Room West 269. Click here for more information.

On-Campus Jobs -- Campus departments require a job application which can be found in Career Services, Room 269 West or Student Resources, Room 263 West Bldg.  For additional information regarding Student Employment on campus call Anna Mitson, Career Services Manager at 372-7297 or
e-mail Anna Mitson at: amitson@tricity.wsu.edu

Prospective Employers, Off-Campus - To list a position click here for the Position Announcement Form.

Application Process : 

1. Complete the Temporary Employment Application form.  Be specific when listing skills and previous work experience.  Give dates.
2. Make several copies of your completed application to take with you to interviews.  Employers may want to keep a copy of your application.  If you are hired, give the Financial Department a copy of your application. 
3. Check the bulletin boards across from Room 269 West Building, WSU-TC.  Select the jobs you want to apply to.  Note the position title, contact name, phone number, address, and application procedure.  
4. Follow the application procedure noted on the job posting. You may need to call for an appointment, apply in person, email for information/interview, or submit an application in advance. 
5. Take a copy of your application form when you interview.  
6. Arrive on time.  Dress appropriately.  Remember you are trying to sell yourself.
7. When you are hired, be prepared to provide documentation within three days to verify that you are eligible to work in the United States.  The most common identification documents are your driver's license and your social security card.