Work-Study Information
Please make sure that all paperwork is complete and returned to the Office of Financial Aid. Only students who have been offered work-study in their financial aid offer may apply.
- Work-study students can complete 110 hours each semester.
- Students cannot complete more than 20 hours in one week (Sunday–Saturday).
Spring 2025 Openings
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Admissions Assistant
Location: Cannon Welcome Center (Admissions Office)
Supervisor: Donna Ballard
Contact: vancem@lmc.edu
Positions Available: 1Job Description: Student will assist in recruitment efforts in an office setting. Duties include filing, answering phones, greeting visitors, helping with event setup, helping with prospective student outreach, and other duties as assigned. Applicants who have customer service and/or office assistant experience are preferred.
May be required to work: Days -
America Counts/America Reads Tutor
Location: Local Elementary Schools
Supervisor: Madison Vance
Contact: vancem@lmc.edu
Positions Available: 3Job Description: Students will perform one-on-one work with individual students or small groups in reading and/or math, review students' work, help with homework, and be a mentor and positive role model. The position involves collaboration with local elementary school principals, teachers, and/or after-school program coordinators. This position has a higher pay to account for travel. Applicants MUST personally have a car on campus (not a roommate's car). Applicants should be excellent communicators, respectful, patient, dependable, and enjoy working with children. Education majors are preferred, but not required.
May be required to work: Days -
Art Studio/Gallery Assistant
Location: Whitesell Art Studio, King-Shivell Gallery
Supervisor: Melissa Ball-Martin
Contact: ballm@lmc.edu
Positions Available: 1Job Description: Student will assist students in the studio; manage and assist in upkeep of materials; and provide a safe working environment for students. Applicants should be familiar with the studio and materials. Preference will be given to CMAD majors in the Studio Arts specialization.
May be required to work: Evenings, Nights, Weekends
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Athletic Department Assistant
Location: Williams Gymnasium
Supervisor: Ed Winters
Contact: winterse@lmc.edu
Positions Available: 1Job Description: Student will assist athletic department administrators in a variety of roles for athletic events and concessions. Student will operate concession stand at athletic events, organize team/department apparel, operate as game-day staff during home sporting events, assist athletic training staff with organizing athletic training room, etc.
May be required to work: Days, Evenings, Nights, Weekends -
Campus Recreation Assistant
Location: Arthur Student Recreation Complex
Supervisor: Kedall Malsam
Contact: malsamk@lmc.edu
Positions Available: 2Job Description: Student will be responsible for monitoring activities in the facility to ensure safety protocols are followed; maintaining and cleaning recreation equipment and facilities; assisting participants during activities; planning and organizing activity programs; and assisting recreation staff in conducting sports, games, and events. Applicants should have excellent communication skills, be team-oriented, have sport knowledge, and have excellent customer service skills.
May be required to work: Days, Evenings, Nights, Weekends -
Sports Information/Visual Media Assistant
Location: Williams Gymnasium, Tate Field, Softball Field
Supervisor: Blake Smith
Contact: smithn@lmc.edu
Positions Available: 3Job Description: Student will help with game-day operations of home sporting events and assist in producing quality content for all Lees-91探花 communication channels. Student will help advance the Bobcat brand and help create a successful game-day experience for each of our varsity teams. Applicants should be detail-oriented and highly organized with an interest in working in athletics.
May be required to work: Days, Evenings, Nights, Weekends -
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Worker
Location: May Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
Supervisor: Nina Fischesser
Contact: malsamk@lmc.edu
Positions Available: 1Job Description: Non-Mentor Level: Student will help administrative staff with a variety of duties, including cleaning cages, laundry, food prep, sweeping/mopping, taking garbage out, and other related duties. Mentor Level: Student will use their training and education to teach the public about the value of rehabilitating wildlife. Student will practice wildlife education techniques by discussing care and rehabilitation of wildlife at schools, churches, parks, and civic events throughout the state. Student will be expected to help with non-mentor level duties; supervise beginning level students during shifts; help with baby feedings, scheduling, bookwork, etc. Mentor-Level applicants must have completed all coursework, including summer clinical.
May be required to work: Days, Evenings, Nights, Weekends