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Part-time jobs are an excellent way for you to gain experience in your field, as well as earn money to help with college expenses.  We can help you find an on-campus or off-campus job.   Here are your part-time job opportunities.

On-Campus Student Hourly
You can find a student hourly position with an ODU on-campus department by logging into eRecruiting and applying online. Student hourly positions on campus do not require Federal Work-Study awards. Positions are not always listed in eRecruiting therefore it is suggested to inquire about opportunities within individual departments.  You may also attend our Back to School Job Fair held each September.

Part-Time Off Campus
Login to eRecruiting and locate a variety of part-time positions off-campus.

The CMC also offers the Back to School Job Fair and the Summer Jobs Fest Career Fairs with local employers who wish to hire ODU students for summer seasonal employment.

On-Campus Federal Work-Study Positions
What is a Federal Work-Study (FWS) Award?
Federal Work-Study Awards are received as a part of student's Financial Aid packages.  It is a certain sum of money that is earned by students in various employment opportunities on and off campus.  If you receive Financial Aid, and have not been offered a Federal Work-Study Award, you may contact you Financial Aid Counselor to inquire about your eligibility.

What does Federal Work Study (FWS) do for me?

The CMC can help you locate a FWS job, here are your FWS options:

Student Temporary Assist Team (STAT)
You may enroll in the Student Temporary Assist Team (STAT) program and accept a variety of short-term assignments in various ODU departments on campus.  The program mirrors a temporary agency on campus allowing for variety in work experiences and flexibility to meet the needs of diverse student schedules.  Those that enroll in the STAT program must register for an orientation in eRecruiting, and complete an on-line training.  Early bird orientations dates are now posted in eRecruiting for students to register.

Want to know what types of assignments STAT students fill?  You may view current STAT Assignments here.

For more information about how to get involved with the STAT program contact: STAT@odu.edu for assistance.

Community Service Internship (CSI)
You may apply for the Community Service Internship (CSI) program and earn your Work-Study award while you work in a variety of qualifying non-profit or governmental agencies in the local area.  Some participants in CSI also register for academic credit. To apply search for the Community Service Intern position in eRecruiting under Old Dominion University Career Management Center and upload your resume and cover letter.  Those who are chosen will be invited to an in persion orientation session, and complete an on-line training.  Applicants are currently being accepted for the fall 09 semester.

America Reads (AR)
You may apply for the America Reads (AR) program where by tutors are assigned to work with early childhood, and elementary school aged children in reading and math in a variety of settings. To apply search for the America Reads position on eRecruiting under Old Dominion University Career Management Center and upload your resume and cover letter no later than the fist two weeks of each semester.  Those who are chosen will be invited to a training session and complete an on-line training.  Applicants are currently being accepted for the fall 09 semester.

Departmental Federal Work-Study
There are part-time positions on campus that require Federal Work-Study awards. You may search and apply for positions utilizing eRecruiting.  Positions are not always listed in eRecruiting and therefore it is suggested to inquire about opportunities within individual departments.

For more information, please contact the Student Employment Team.