Peer Research Consultants (PRCs) support the Libraries' Research, Teaching & Collections department by providing personalized research assistance to their fellow students through peer consultations;  representing the Libraries and especially research support services at campus events; contributing to social media outreach and other projects  specifically relating to research help; and staffing shifts on the Dinand Library Research Desk.  

Duties:

PRCs in their first semester will complete training activities typically 4 hours per week. Depending on scheduling, they may also assist in staffing shifts at the Dinand Research Desk and/or help represent the library at campus events. Schedule is flexible; however, during the first semester, PRCs should plan to fulfill most of their hours between 8am-6pm EST.  PRCs will be required to complete an assessment to demonstrate their skills before beginning to offer consultations. 

Beginning in the second semester, PRCs will be responsible for the following duties (approximately 6-8 hours per week): 

• Offering peer consultations (30-minute appointment slots), including some evenings and weekends.  

• Staffing at least 1-2 shifts on the Dinand Research Desk each week, including answering questions on chat. 

• Representing the Libraries and especially research support and library- and campus-wide events; 

• Other projects as assigned, depending on the flow of the academic year. PRCs will be given opportunities to take on other projects aligned with their specific interests whenever possible.  Previous projects have included creating instructional materials, drafting social media posts, etc. 

Scheduling is generally flexible and to be determined in conversation with the Coordinator of Research & Information Literacy. 

This community service work-study (CSWS) position is offered through the office of government and community relations (GCR); applicants must receive a work-study offer as part of their financial aid package to qualify.  If you are unsure of your status, please contact the financial aid office or send an inquiry email to Emily Williams at ewilliams@holycross.edu.

Pay Rate:

$15.50 per hour via FWS community service work-study funds
If hired for the position, you may use the College's Uber for Business program to travel to and from your work site.

This community service work-study (CSWS) position is offered through the office of government and community relations (GCR); applicants must receive a work-study offer as part of their financial aid package to qualify. If you are unsure of your status, please contact the financial aid office or send an inquiry email to Sue Hunt at shunt@holycross.edu (expect a reply within 2 business days).

Pay Rate: $15.50 per hour via FWS community service work-study funds.

If hired for the position, you may use the College's Uber for Business program to travel to and from your work site.

This community service work-study (CSWS) position is offered through the office of government and community relations (GCR); applicants must receive a work-study offer as part of their financial aid package to qualify.  If you are unsure of your status, please contact the financial aid office or send an inquiry email to Emily Williams at ewilliams@holycross.edu.

Pay Rate:

$15.50 per hour via FWS community service work-study funds
If hired for the position, you may use the College's Uber for Business program to travel to and from your work site.

This community service work-study (CSWS) position is offered through the office of government and community relations (GCR); applicants must receive a work-study offer as part of their financial aid package to qualify.  If you are unsure of your status, please contact the financial aid office or send an inquiry email to Emily Williams at ewilliams@holycross.edu.

Nativity School of Worcester is an independent, Jesuit middle school that provides a quality, all-scholarship education to under-resourced students of all faiths. Drawing upon four pillars - strength, scholarship, character, and service - a Nativity education inspires self-discovery, responsibility, spiritual growth, and a lifelong dedication to learning. In a structured learning environment, including an extended school day and school year, individualized tutoring and no more than 17 pupils per class.
Summary: The Nativity Education Work-Study Intern will assist the academic office of the school with administrative responsibilities related to student and family data and communication. Additionally, the Intern will assist in classroom support during the 2024-2025 school year.

Pay Rate: $15.50 per hour via FWS community service work-study funds
If hired for the position, you may use the HC Transportation system to schedule shuttles to and from your work site.

Dates: Fall 2024 & Spring 2025
Two (2) days per week, three (3) hours each day (when Holy Cross is in session)
Reports to: Principal, Department Heads

This community service work-study (CSWS) position is offered through the office of government and community relations (GCR); applicants must receive a work-study offer as part of their financial aid package to qualify.  If you are unsure of your status, please contact the financial aid office or send an inquiry email to Emily Williams at ewilliams@holycross.edu.

Pay Rate:

$15.50 per hour via FWS community service work-study funds
If hired for the position, you may use the College's Uber for Business program to travel to and from your work site.

This community service work-study (CSWS) position is offered through the office of government and community relations (GCR); applicants must receive a work-study offer as part of their financial aid package to qualify.  If you are unsure of your status, please contact the financial aid office or send an inquiry email to Emily Williams at ewilliams@holycross.edu.

Nativity School of Worcester is an independent, Jesuit middle school that provides a quality, all-scholarship education to underserved students of all faiths. Drawing upon four pillars - strength, scholarship, character, and service - a Nativity education inspires self-discovery, responsibility, spiritual growth, and a lifelong dedication to learning. In a structured learning environment, including an 10-hour school day, an extended school year, individualized tutoring and no more than 17 pupils per class - our students are pushed to higher and higher academic heights while being supported by an unwavering, compassionate staff. 100% of our admitted students qualify for the federal free/reduced lunch program, placing their household incomes at or below the poverty line.

The Nativity Worcester Work-Study Intern will assist the Admissions Team with community outreach, applicant cultivation, assist with the application process, raising school awareness in the community, as well as, but not limited to preparing for admissions family engagement events during the 2024-2025 academic school year.

Pay Rate: $15.50 per hour via FWS community service work-study funds.
If hired for the position, you may use the College's Uber for Business program to travel to and from your work site.

Dates: Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 (full year commitment required). Two (2) days per week, three (3) hours each day (when Holy Cross is in session)
Reports to: Assistant Principal & Direction of Admissions

This community service work-study (CSWS) position is offered through the office of government and community relations (GCR); applicants must receive a work-study offer as part of their financial aid package to qualify.  If you are unsure of your status, please contact the financial aid office or send an inquiry email to Emily Williams at ewilliams@holycross.edu.

Pay Rate:

$15.50 per hour via FWS community service work-study funds
If hired for the position, you may use the College's Uber for Business program to travel to and from your work site.

To apply, please complete this application and attach your resume. Please also submit two professional references (name, phone #, and email).

We are looking for student staff to serve our guests with great customer service skills who are dependable, motivated and possess good time management skills. Expected tasks include, maintaining proper portion controls, stocking, cleaning and keeping the work area organized.

The Nutrition Center is located at the Hart Center. Student employees will be responsible for smoothies and breakfast items. You will often handle customer transactions, using credit and debit cards, and Dining Dollars at the cash register. Students should be comfortable taking and remembering the orders of customers. Various other stocking tasks may be required, including but not limited to refilling the ice bin, taking out the trash, and refilling napkin holders.

Job Description:

The Office of Residence Life and Housing is seeking a motivated and organized college student to serve as the Event Coordinator for the Substance Free Community in Loyola Hall. In this role, you will be responsible for planning, promoting, and executing engaging substance-free events and activities for students living on the substance-free floors in Loyola Hall. You will collaborate with staff from the Office of Residence Life and Housing and the Office of Student Wellness Education to foster a healthy and inclusive community that encourages positive social interactions without the use of alcohol or drugs.

Priority will be given to students living in the Substance Free Living Community in Loyola Hall.

Key Responsibilities:

• Plan, organize, and coordinate biweekly substance-free events, including workshops, social gatherings, and educational programs.

• Collaborate with the Office of Residence Life and Housing and the Office of Student Wellness Education and student organizations to develop event themes and schedules.

• Promote events through various channels, including social media, fliers, and campus newsletters.

• Assist with logistical arrangements for events, including securing event spaces, managing supplies, and coordinating volunteers.

• Evaluate event success through feedback and participation metrics, providing recommendations for future programming.

• Serve as a positive role model and advocate for substance-free living among peers.