Listed below are the categories in which employers can post student jobs. Please review the information below the category’s name to determine the most appropriate location to post your position.

Federal Work-Study  

Access to this link is given to those University employees who have been designated by the CSES office as a FWS contact person in their department (To request a FWS job description be created or updated, please inform your department’s contact person)

• The job should be a University position that involves routine tasks
• The job should not replace a University employee
• The wage is paid by the Federal government and the University; not your department
• Only FWS eligible students can view the job
• Due to the volume of FWS job requests and a limited number of eligible FWS students, there is no guarantee that the position will be filled
• If the position is filled, both the contact person and the supervisor of the job will be notified via email

Hourly Employment  

Access to this link is given to all University employees. If you have trouble accessing this webpage, please contact the Office of Student Financial Aid.

• The job should be a University position that involves routine tasks
• The wage is paid by your department
• All students enrolled at least half-time (6 undergraduate and 5 graduate hours) will be able to view your position on the Jobs Board located outside Chubb Hall 020 as well as online
• Once the position is posted, you will be sent an email each time a student requests an interview

Local Employment    

Individuals and businesses in and around the Athens Community as well as University employees who want to post a non-University position can do so by completing the Local Job form.

• All students will be able to view your position on the Jobs Board located outside Chubb Hall 020 as well as online
• Students will contact you for an interview using the contact information you provide in the Local Job form
• Once the form has been mailed, please allow 5-7 days for your job to be posted

Program to Aid Career Exploration  

Access to this link is given to full-time faculty and staff members

• Each year full-time faculty and staff members of the University have the opportunity to submit one or more student job proposals for PACE funding consideration
• A volunteer committee of 16 University employees determines which job proposals will be funded for the upcoming school year
• If a position is funded, an $2100 budget is allotted to the position
• The work hours are determined by the student and the employer
• In order for a PACE student to work consistently throughout the school year, the student should not work more than 10 hours per week
• University policy states that no student can work in a University position for more than 20 hours per week
• In general, the job proposal should give students an internship-like work experience. For information on what is needed for your job proposal, please visit Preparing Your Proposal 
• General Timeline
  

  Early December	- Faculty/Staff submit job proposals
  Late January	- Deadline for submitting Job Proposals
  Mid March	- Notification of funding
  Early April	- Select students to interview
  Late April	- Interview list of students are due
  May	- Interviews are conducted and hiring    decisions are made

• If you are interested in submitting a PACE proposal, please click on the "Program to Aid Career Exploration" link above
• Our office recommends that you write your job proposal on a word document and then cut and paste it onto the PACE application