The Federal Work-Study program allows undergraduate and graduate students with financial need to work part-time on or off campus to earn money to help pay for educational expenses. The program encourages on-campus work related to your course of study and a flexible work schedule. If awarded work-study, you may work up to 15 hours a week, depending on your class schedule and academic progress. Work-study earnings are at least minimum wage. To apply for work-study complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and indicate your interest in work study.
To add/remove/update a listing, contact Laurie Galbraith, Student Employment Specialist at galbrail@nsuok.edu.
Student Employment Application (pdf)
Position: Library Aide - Check in/out books, reshelve them plus other assorted duties. Must be able to work daytime hours preferably mornings. Bring applications to Justin Norwood at the Library Reserve Desk.Semester: Spring 2010Department: LibraryCampus: Tahlequah, Library Reserve DeskContact: Justin Norwood
Position: Access Services Worker - Will be working the closing shift (10pm - 2am). Job entails customer service, some computer skills, and reshelving of books.Semester: Spring 2010Department: Library, Access ServicesCampus: Tahlequah, LibraryContact: Rachel Whitaker, ext. 3202
Position: Student Assistant - The student will be assisting in the preparation of labs and assisting professors with office work. It would be beneficial if they are interested in chemistry or biology.Semester: Spring 2010Department: Natural ScienceCampus: Tahlequah, SC 144 or SL 312Contact: Vanessa Whitley, whitley@nsuok.edu
Position: Student Assistant - The student will be assisting all of the biology professors in lab preparation for the BA campus, an interest in biology would be beneficial.Semester: Spring 2010Department: Natural ScienceCampus: Broken Arrow, BA-D 116Contact: Dr. Kathi McDowell, ext 6502, mcdowelk@nsuok.edu
Position: Custodian - to help in cleaning classrooms, offices, and housing.Semester: Spring 2010Department: Physical PlantCampus: TahlequahContact: Cody Thompson, ext. 2431Position: Math Grader - Must have already passed entry Algebra.Semester: Spring 2010Department: MathematicsCampus: Tahlequah, SC 232Contact: Karl Kruczek, ext. 3031
Position: Office Aide - Monday through Friday 8am-11am. General office duties.Semester: Spring 2010Department: Continuing EducationCampus: Tahlequah, SHAWNEEContact: April Ozment, ext. 4618
Position: Math Tutor - Must have completed College Algebra. Semester: Spring 2010 Campus: Tahlequah, SCDepartment: Math, SC 265 Contact: Misty Megee, ext 3723
Position: Student SecretarySemester: Spring 2010Department: Academic AffairsCampus: Broken Arrow, BA-A 205 Contact: Janie Polk, ext. 6100
Position: Technology Specialist Student Assistant - Individual must have a good, working knowledge of Windows OS and Office Suite, and be familiar with Northeastern State University current campus-standard computer applications. Individual must be customer oriented and self-motivating. Main responsibilities will be to support the Technology Specialist in the duties of maintaining the College of Business and Technology labs and inventory, and provide customer service for the faculty and staff of the College of Business and Technology. Semester: Spring 2010Department: College of Business and Technology Campus: TahlequahContact: Dan Fuller, ext. 2954