FOR STUDENTS:

Student Employment (SE), located in the Office of Student Financial Aid and Undergraduate Scholarships, coordinates all on-campus student employment processes at Vanderbilt University.

There are two programs through which students may work at Vanderbilt:

• the Federal Work Study Program (FWSP) and the 
• Vanderbilt Institutional Employment (IE) Program.

Only those students whose financial aid award packages include an award through the FWS Program are eligible for FWS employment. There are many student jobs available on campus through the IE Program for those students who are not eligible for FWS, which include undergraduate students who have an Academic Year Earnings Expectations listed on the Award Notification Letter.

One of the primary responsibilities of SE is administration of the Federal Work Study Program (FWSP).  We do not assign FWSP positions. Students may initiate the job search by  logging onto the online job bank,  HireADore. Position postings for both FWSP and IE may be found there.  Access to the Job Listings Link   is located under the For Students menu above.

FOR EMPLOYERS:

Student Employment also provides assistance to University departments who hire students. Students may be employed through the FWSP or through the IE program. Students are employed in many departments on the Vanderbilt University campus and the VU Medical Center. Part-time jobs help students meet a portion of their educational expenses while learning job skills and obtaining valuable work experience.

SE also coordinates part-time off-campus employment opportunities for current Vanderbilt students through the HireADore program. It is a free service to all employers who wish to list on-campus and off-campus opportunities as well as to VU students seeking employment.

DISCLOSURE

Student Employment reserves the right to refuse to post any job which appears to be inappropriate in nature or to discriminate against applicants based on race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, age, gender, sexual orientation, handicap, marital status, or veteran status.