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.
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: $10.00 per hour.
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: $10.00 per hour.
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 2023-2024 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.
Work Study Positions
Fitness Center - Supervisor Tim Larsen
Fitness Center Front Desk – Job Description: EWC Fitness Center front desk is responsible for greeting customers, maintaining organization and cleanliness of the Fitness Center, maintaining visitor attendance sheets and perform financial transactions when necessary.
- Specific Job Skills/Experience Required:
Time management/punctual
Organization
Reliable
Responsible
Friendly
Trustworthy
Handle money
Assist community members
Clean machines
Confidentiality
College Relations/Student Media Team - Supervisor Brad Staman
Communications Assistant – As a member of EWC’s Student Media Team the person filling this position will work up to 15 hours a week. This position will focus on office work, communicating with the public, taking orders from other departments, filing, printing, help with social media campaigns, graphic design, and other assigned duties as needed. Experience with different media is helpful, but not required.
Apply
Photographer/Videographer – As a member of EWC’s Student Media Team the person filling this position will work up to 15 hours a week. This position is responsible for photography and videography on campus, at different campus activities, and athletic events. This position also works with livestreaming of campus events and the production of video content. Experience with different photography and/or videography is helpful, but not required.
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Announcer/Influencer – As a member of EWC’s Student Media Team the person filling this position will work up to 15 hours a week. This position will help announce athletic events, college video promotions, and interview fellow students, staff, and faculty for the college’s video productions.
Apply
Sports Writer – As a member of EWC’s Student Media Team the person filling this position will work up to 15 hours a week. This position will write sports stories focusing on Lancer games, and features on individual student athletes and coaches. Journalism experience is helpful, but not required.
Apply
Chemistry - Supervisor Todd Ascherl
Chemistry Student Assistant – Job Description: Clean and organize and general upkeep of the laboratory room.
- Specific Job Skills/Experience Required:
Some chemistry experience is helpful but not required
Confidentiality
Gear Up - Supervisor Chelsea Ballard
GEAR UP Office Assistance – Job Description: Administrative tasks to include but not limited to: Assist GEAR UP Director and GEAR UP staff in filing and alphabetizing, shredding, copying/scanning, new student folder preparations, and other duties as assigned. Creative tasks to include but not limited to: assist in program and event planning, developing curriculum for GEAR UP Advisors, investigate new tools and apps to aid GEAR UP, and other duties as assigned.
- Specific Job Skills/Experience Required:
Confidentiality
Welding - Supervisor Lynn Bedient
Welding Work-Study -Job Description:Cutting and preparing metal for welding labs, light fabrication and cleaning.
- Specific Job Skills/Experience Required:
Ability to lift 50 lbs.
handle heavy metal pieces
safe work habits
knowledge of shear operation.
Ambassadors - Supervisor Gail Bower
Student Ambassador – Job Description: Student ambassadors give campus tours, help with other campus events, and work in
the office.
- Specific Job Skills/Experience Required:
Basic computer skills
Positive attitude
professionalism
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Library - Supervisor Casey Debus
Library Assistant – Job Description: Assist the library director and technician in day to day tasks. Answer library patron questions and help troubleshoot computer and printing issues. Will cover the front desk and any other tasks as assigned.
- Specific Job Skills/Experience Required:
Attention to detail
Customer service skills
Ability to work independently
Troubleshoot computer with technology
Dependable and punctual
Douglas Campus - Supervisor Dr. Margaret Farley
Douglas Classroom/Lab/Tool room Assistant – MUST BE A STUDENT ATTENDING ON DOUGLAS CAMPUS – Job Description: Performs basic duties to assist instruction regarding labs, tool room or classroom set up. Duties may include organizing chemicals and light duty custodial.
- Specific Job Skills/Experience Required:
Attention to detail
Strong organizational skills, self-starter
Highly motivated
Strong people and customer skills
Confidentiality
Communications - Supervisor Dr. Saygin Koc
Student Assistant
Information Desk - Supervisor Dixie Kroenlein
Student Assistant
Student Success Center - Supervisor Sergio Mendez
Peer Mentor Tutor – Job Description: Peer Mentor Tutors provide assistance and advice on strategies for the development of academic skills. They may serve as a study partner or assist with general questions.
- Specific Job Skills/Experience Required:
Tutors must have earned a “B” grade or better in the course(s) they will tutor and should have a
GPA of at least 3.0
Confidentiality
Veterinary Tech - Supervisor Dr. Colleen Mitchell
Student Assistant
Bookstore - Supervisors Sheila Muhlenkamp & Holly West
Bookstore Customer Service – Job Description: Customer Service in a retail bookstore setting.
- Specific Job Skills/Experience Required:
retail customer service
cash handling
friendly
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Rodeo - Supervisor Whit Peterson
Rodeo feed crew and practice help – Job Description: Feeding and monitoring livestock daily. Helping lead cattle and running the chute during
rodeo practice.
- Specific Job Skills/Experience Required:
Background in animal husbandry
Dependable and punctual
Foundation - Supervisor Lisa Johnson
Foundation Office Assistant – The work-study student may assist with answering and directing incoming calls,
greeting and escorting students and visitors, scanning and filing paperwork, entering information into
databases, maintaining cleanliness and organization of the department and assisting with projects.
- Specific Job Skills/Experience Required:
Strong interpersonal skills for communication
Proficiency in fundamental office software such as Microsoft Office
Competence in operating office equipment
Organizational skills and attention to detail are crucial
Filing and scheduling
Willingness to adapt and learn new skills
Positive attitude towards work
Confidentiality
Financial Aid/Registrar - Supervisor Jackie Smith
Student Assistant
Education - Supervisor Dr. LeAnn Smith
Education Department Office Assistance – Job Description: Work-study students provide essential administrative and technology support, collaborating with faculty on curriculum development and assisting with community outreach initiatives.
These roles enable students to gain valuable experience while contributing to the college’s operations and community engagement efforts.
- Specific Job Skills/Experience Required:
Strong communication skills for interacting with faculty, students and stakeholders
Effective organization abilities for managing administrative tasks and deadlines
Proficiency with basic technology tools and software
Ability to work effectively in a team environment
Flexibility to adjust to changing priorities and tasks
Confidentiality
Cafeteria - Supervisor Sodexo
Student Assistant
Community Service - Supervisor Holly West
Student Assistant
Agriculture/Business - Supervisor Dr. Georgia Younglove
Student Assistant
The Practice Program - Supervisors Jessica Arnusch & Holly West
Student Assistant