Student workers are an essential part of the overall college operation. Here, you’ll find information for students who are working, or plan to work, at the college through either the Campus Employment or Federal Work Study program. We hope to give students the opportunity to acquire and enhance workplace skills, knowledge, and abilities.
**All student employees muse be hired in PeopleSoft, AND have a job number prior to their first day worked **
Student Employment Resources for:
| Everyone: | Student Employment Guidelines: the rule book. If you’re planning on working, or having someone work for you, you should be familiar with the rules that govern student employment |
| Students: | Information specifically for enrolled (and incoming) students |
| Supervisors: | Information specifically for supervisors or managers |
| Summer Employment: | Differs from student employment in a few key areas. This explains how and what to do in order to work for Williams over the summer |
In a given academic year, Williams employs approximately 1400 students, in over 50 departments, who work together for more than 170,000 hours.
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