Many students take advantage of part-time student employment opportunities to earn funds to cover personal expenses.

When listed on a financial aid notification, student employment represents the opportunity, not a requirement, to seek employment. The amount listed on a financial aid notification represents possible earnings. Actual earnings will depend on pay rate and the number of hours worked during the academic year. Students are paid directly according to the monthly pay schedule. Payments are not posted to a semester bill on the student account.

Employment is available through both the Federal Work-Study Program and campus employment. Students with Federal Work-Study eligibility may work either on campus or for a community service agency. Preference for on-campus positions will be given to students who qualify for Federal Work-Study, and some positions are only available to students who qualify for Federal Work-Study. You can contact the Office of Financial Aid to see if you qualify for Federal Work-Study.

To begin the campus employment process, email the supervisor listed in the job posting indicating your interest in the position within their department.

Once you are hired:

New to student employment:

1. Access all New Hire Payroll Documents on Moodle – Student Employment
2. Make an appointment with Human Resources to bring completed documents

Returning student workers:

1. Complete a Student Employment Agreement on Moodle – Student Employment
2. Make an appointment with Human Resources to bring in completed documents

Here is a list of current positions:

Accounting Tutor
Admissions Tour Guide (position filled)
Assistant to Executive Assistant (position filled)
Chemistry Tutor
Faculty Reception
Gateway Program Assistant
Intramural Referee  (position filled)
Library Assistant (position filled)
Mathematics Tutor
Pfeil Athletic Center
Student Activities Assistant (position filled)
MCI Student Research

Contact the organization directly to apply for positions.  If a position is secured, you must contact Wendy Chapman, Office of Student Success to initiate a formal work agreement with the organization.  [email protected]

Notre Dame Center for Civic Innovation- Tutor
Contact: Aurelie Delavignette
[email protected] or (574) 631-1452

Robinson Community Learning Center- Preschool aide or Tutor
Contact: Jennifer Wittenbrink Ortega
[email protected] or (574) 631-8759

La Casa de Amistad
Contact: Dara Marquez
[email protected] or (574) 233-2120

There are part-time employment opportunities available across the tri-campus. Students can search for part-time and temporary positions on the Notre Dame Job Board. Americorps positions are available through the University at The Robinson Community Learning Center. Search Americorps on the Notre Dame Job Board. Positions can be part-time during the school year or full-time during the summer.