We’re happy to try to connect you with talented Williams students to work for your business. Please take a second to identify what type of employer you are so that we can point you in the right direction. There are some other helpful links below.
FWS Employer:
If you’re a Federal Work Study Employer, you’ve already applied and had a meeting (or multiple) with Candy in the Office of Financial Aid. She told you what your wage contribution would be, and instructed you to wait until you received a job number before you put any students to work for you. Candy should continue to be your primary contact, but we can help with the following:
Advertising: Please email james.cart {at} williams.edu to discuss advertising strategies on-campus.
Hire a student: Please complete a hire request with the Online Job Authorization Form for Supervisors. DO NOT ALLOW a student to work until you receive a job number for the student, otherwise you will be responsible for all payment and employment costs of the student.
General Employer Near Campus
If you’re a general employer near campus, you’re probably looking for some help from students a couple hours a week. maybe to cover a shift here or there, or to work on some specific project for you personally, or your business.
Email us: We would be happy to help connect you with students on campus. We can let you know where the students look for positions and how to best go about getting in front of them. In your email, please include where the work is located, and roughly how many hours per week or per project you’re looking for help. Email james.cart {at} williams.edu
General Employers
If you wish to connect current students with internships, summer and post-graduate professional jobs, or fellowship and graduate school opportunities, please contact the Office of Career Counseling.
Helpful links for anyone employing Williams students:
Student Employment Guidelines || Pay Grades & Rates || Pay Schedule || Forms || Office of Financial Aid || FAQ

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