The Federal Work-Study and Institutional Employment programs at EWC provide part-time work positions for students. To be eligible, students must be accepted, registered as degree-seeking at Eastern Wyoming College, and meet eligibility requirements as established in the EWC Satisfactory Academic Progress Policies for Financial Aid. Because Federal Work-Study is a need-based program, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine eligibility.
Earnings from Work-Study and Institutional Employment positions are intended to provide funds for college-related expenses. On- and off-campus jobs can also provide experience and training in preparation for future employment, and community service opportunities with jobs in areas like the America Reads Program.
- Review the 2022-2023 Student Employee Handbook
- Review About Alcohol & Other Drugs on Campus
- View the Position Listings below.
- Complete the online student employment application.
- The Financial Aid Office will notify you and the job supervisor via email of your eligibility for student employment.
- The job supervisor will contact you to set up an interview.
- Complete the required forms (if hired).
- Pick up a work authorization form from the financial aid office.
- Complete the form and have your supervisor sign it.
- Return all complete forms to the financial aid office. Bring proof of identity and proof of employment eligibility (driver’s license & Social Security card/U.S. Passport/birth certificate).
- You may not start work until the Financial Aid Office has received the completed forms.
View Open Work-Study Positions
Work-Study Forms
Once you have been hired for a student-employment position, you will need to complete and print the following forms to expedite the final steps of your employment at Eastern Wyoming College. These forms are to be submitted to the Financial Aid Office.
All forms can be completed online before you print. Just click in the area you want to type on the form. The form can be saved to your computer, but the filled-in information cannot be saved. Fill in the form completely and accurately, then print.
2023 Form W-4 | Form I-9 | Drug Free Workplace Notification | EWC Confidentiality Statement | Direct Deposit authorization
Work-Study Program
A federal student employment program based on financial need (as determined by completion of the FAFSA) to assist students with living expenses while attending college. Students may NOT work when they have scheduled classes and are encouraged to obtain a job that is related toward their degree or certificate program.
Value: $8.50 per hour, typically for around 10 hours per week, depending on position obtained. Students can earn up to $2,300 per year depending on eligibility.
Institutional Employment
On-campus jobs are available to students who do not qualify for Federal Work Study but do meet Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Policies and desire to work.
Value: $8.50 per hour.