Work Study Opportunities Pathway
Work Study Opportunities Pathway is a program at ߣߣÊÓƵ University Regionals that allows eligible students to work on campus at Hamilton and Middletown in a variety of positions to help offset college costs. Additionally, this program offers campus employers the opportunity to receive federal subsidies to offset the cost of the student worker payment. This makes work-study a beneficial program for eligible students and employers.
Specifically, in the inaugural year, most Work Study Opportunities Pathway positions are reserved for students who are in the first or second year of their academic pursuits. Students who are hired into Work Study Opportunities Pathway positions will be able to build skills that will prepare them for other leadership positions on campus. Students are hired to work during the entire academic year.
Why should you apply for the Work Study Opportunities Pathway?
Students who interview and are accepted into the program will work in on-campus positions to receive paid training that covers highly transferable skills. As the student develops and grows through their first year of employment at ߣߣÊÓƵ University Regionals, they will get the opportunity to move into student worker positions of leadership to further enhance their resume.
Who is eligible?
Students are eligible for Work Study Opportunities Pathway based on financial need determined through the . Additionally, students must be degree seeking students at ߣߣÊÓƵ Regionals.
To find out more about your eligibility, reach out to Regional OneStop.
Students are encouraged to work at least 15 hours per week.
What if I don’t get the position I am interested in?
While we encourage all Work-Study eligible students to apply for Work Study Opportunities Pathway positions, there are non-work-study positions on campus that can be great opportunities. Visit the .
Filter by “Location” to select campus. Then filter by “Job Category” and select “Student”.
What are the expectations of the program?
- Have the flexibility to work at least 15-20 hours per week with an average of 18 hours a week
- Attend the trainings that are offered by your work-study employer
- Maintain financial aid eligibility
What positions are available and where do I apply?
All positions that are a part of Work Study Opportunities Pathway will be listed with “Work Study Opportunities Pathway eligible” in the description. All students can .
OR if you are not sure which position interests you, you can complete the .
Work Study Job Overviews
View the list of current Work Study Opportunities Pathway positions.
Academic Advising - Front Desk
Stephanie Beck achesosm@ߣߣÊÓƵOH.edu
Working in this front-line support role at ߣߣÊÓƵ, you will develop key career-ready competencies as defined by NACE. You'll enhance your communication skills by answering questions, scheduling appointments, and assisting visitors. Your critical thinking and problem-solving abilities will be sharpened as you refer students to appropriate resources and navigate various academic and student life support services. Collaboration with staff and event planning will improve your teamwork and leadership skills, while managing individual projects based on your talents and initiative fosters self-management and initiative. This role offers a comprehensive opportunity to polish professionalism and work ethic, ensuring you are well-prepared for future career success.
Athletics-Hamilton
Chris Settle settlecs@ߣߣÊÓƵOH.edu
Want to get paid to watch sports?? Athletic student managers are needed!
The position will include working at athletic events during weekend and evening hours. Prior knowledge of volleyball and basketball is desired, but not required. In addition, this position may include supervising the gym facility during normal school hours.
Possible tasks include working the scoreboard, scorebook, shot clock, camera, concessions, admissions, etc. during home athletic events.
Must be available nights and weekends.
Campus Kids Child Care-Hamilton
Krista Lambright crawfokr@ߣߣÊÓƵOH.edu
Do you have a love and interest in working with young children? If so, you would love working at ߣߣÊÓƵ University - Campus Kids child care center located on the Hamilton campus. We have two classrooms, a toddler (18 months – 3 years old) and preschool (3 – 5 years old). You will assist in supervising the children, help with the planning and executing of lesson plans, guide positive behavior and provide personal care needs.
Center for Social and Economic Empowerment- Desk Worker
Bennyce Hamilton hamiltbe@ߣߣÊÓƵOH.edu
Serve as front line information resource for the Center for Social and Economic Empowerment. Must be friendly, courteous and willing to greet and assist all office visitors, including students, staff, faculty, and community members. Perform basic office skills: answer phones, route calls, take messages, run campus errands, direct visitors, and maintain office cleanliness. Assist with set up for programs and events. Requires good communication skills and the ability to work with people of diverse backgrounds. Must be willing to participate in various programs or events scheduled. Employees follow well-defined policies and procedures. Must maintain office decorum, rules and regulations.
Hawk Haven Dining Services-Middletown
Join our dynamic team at Hawk Haven! We are looking for enthusiastic and reliable individuals to fill our work-study positions. As a team member, you will assist in various food service tasks such as preparing and serving meals, maintaining cleanliness and organization of dining areas, restocking supplies, and providing excellent customer service to students, faculty, and staff. This role requires attention to detail, strong communication skills, and the ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment. If you are a proactive team player with a passion for food service and a desire to contribute to campus life, we encourage you to apply.
Student Success Center-front desk at Student Affairs - Hamilton (Tyra Day dayth@ߣߣÊÓƵOH.edu)
ROSA- Ambassador
As a Student Worker in the Regional Office of Student Activities and Orientation, you will provide exceptional customer service, assist in planning and executing events, and contribute to marketing efforts. Your role will involve engaging with students to create a welcoming and inclusive environment. You'll also support various administrative tasks to ensure the smooth operation of the office.
Student Success Center-front desk at Student Affairs - Hamilton
Tyra Day dayth@ߣߣÊÓƵOH.edu
Tutoring and Learning Center- Desk Assistant
The Front Desk Assistant in the Tutoring and Learning Center is responsible for welcoming visitors to the Center, answering the phones, setting up student appointments from walk-ins, and supporting placement testing duties overseen by the TLC Administrative Assistant. By working as a Desk Assistant, students will learn these necessary skills that employers are looking for: critical thinking, verbal communication, problem solving, and the ability to be a self-starter.