Federal Work-Study provides part-time jobs for undergraduate students with financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses. The following departments are actively seeking student workers for the Spring 2024 semester:
The division of Academic Success is hiring tutors, especially in Math and Science.
If you don’t have Work Study, you can earn tuition credit, and this experience looks great on your resume.
You can work in Augusta, Bangor or online.
How to apply: Contact Wendy Rolfe, tutoring coordinator to apply or with any questions at Wendy.rolfe@maine.edu.
UMA Libraries is looking for Student Circulation Assistants at both Katz and Nottage Libraries this semester!
The Circulation Assistant is the first point of contact for library patrons. Their primary responsibilities are to check books in and out to patrons, re-shelve and pull books from the library shelves, and provide excellent customer service to patrons. Circulation Assistants are also responsible for the general upkeep of library spaces, helping manage room reservations, answering phone calls, and performing library opening and closing duties. There are also opportunities to create book displays and help with other library activities.
Join a fun team in a nice, quiet environment!
HOW TO APPLY:
Contact Sue Crawford, Library Specialist, susan.crawford@maine.edu
Are you searching for a work study job with flexible hours? The UMA Bangor Fitness Center has openings for front office workers. The jobs involve:
- Greeting & checking in all fitness members
- Answering questions from walk-in customers and phone calls
- Registering new members
- Completing general duties and tasks as assigned
- There is also ample time to do homework or squeeze in a workout!
HOW TO APPLY:
Send an email today to inquire! Email Joy Steward at joy.steward@maine.edu.
Bangor Writing Center is hiring new tutors for on-campus work.
If you are an English major/minor or have an interest in teaching, this might be an ideal campus job for you.
HOW TO APPLY:
Contact Ann Kennedy, Bangor Writing Center Director, tanya.kennedy@maine.edu.