Student Employment is a compilation of on-campus, federal work-study, community
service and part-time job positions. Next to classroom attendance, the
most universal experience of a college student is part-time employment.
On-Campus
Employment Opportunities
Opportunities include clerical assistants, student sand computer services,
research and laboratory support, tutoring and various other specialized
positions. The benefits of student employment on campus are many. Students
can develop interpersonal, communication and computer skills while establishing
employment references. With campus jobs, students automatically become
involved within the campus community. Their employment provides them with
an easy way of connecting to at least one office or department.
Federal
Work Study Program
Federal Work-Study (FWS) is part of a student’s financial aid
package. This eligibility does not mean you will be guaranteed employment.
FWS
opportunities are real jobs. The term “work-study” does not
mean that you can study on the job. The FWS program encourages the part-time
employment of undergraduate students who need supplemental income to
help fund their education. Our work study programs are designed to augment
student’s educational goals with work experience. This is accomplished
either through participation in community service work assignments or
through on-campus job positions. Please note: A student’s federal
work study earnings cannot exceed their FWS allocation.
FWS
Community Service Program
The Millsaps Federal Work-Study Community Service Program provides an arrangement
through which students complete work-study assignments as community service.
The number of hours that a student may work depends on the amount of their
Federal Work-Study Award. Students accepting an assignment through this
program must have transportation. Students may choose to work at one of
the following agencies:
Baptist
Hospital
Bethlehem
Center, Inc.
Methodist
Rehabilitation Center - Main Campus
Methodist
Specialty Care Center - East Campus
North Midtown Community Development Corporation
Application
Process
Step
1: Fill out a Student
Employment Application unless specified below.
Hall
Activities Center - Campus Recreation Employment Application
Reuben's - Employment Application
Student Caller Program - Annual Fund Employment Application
Step 2: Register with
College Central Network (CCN) to view job postings. This is the official
Millsaps College student job posting site
and is
the recognized source that students use when looking for part-time
employment. (CCN Registration
Instruction Sheet)
Step 3: You’re
done! Your application will be distributed to the specified departments.
The
department’s appointed student supervisor will
contact you directly via e-mail or by phone if they you are selected
for an interview.. So, please remain patient and check your e-mail
regularly.
2008 Tax Forms
for New Student Employees
Congratulations on your new position! Please fill out the documents
below to complete the hiring process. You cannot be paid until these
forms have been submitted to the Student Employment Coordinator.
MS
Employee’s
Withholding Exemption Certificate
Employee Withholding Allowance Certificate
Employment Eligibility Verification Form
Note: This form MUST be accompanied by the
documents listed on page 3 of the I-9 Forms
Payroll Information
The starting
pay for most on-campus jobs is $6.50 per hour. All FWS community service
positions pay $8.00 per hour. Students will be paid
monthly for their work. Paychecks will be sent directly
to their campus mailboxes. If you have questions regarding payroll,
please contact the Millsaps College Business Office
at 601.974.1100.
For
questions or concerns regarding Student Employment, please contact
Vickey McDonald. |
