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How does it work?

At Â鶹´«Ã½ Fox, we believe in making the FWS process mirror the post-college job search as much as possible. This allows students to learn job-seeking skills needed in the marketplace. 

It is the responsibility of you, the student, to secure an on-campus job and earn wages from working.

Hours Available

• While most jobs are limited to a maximum of 10 hours per week during the academic year, some jobs allow up to 15 hours per week.
• Work-hours differ for each job. See details when applying.

Pay

Campus jobs are limited, therefore FWS funds and jobs are NOT guaranteed. You must find a job and work in order to earn up to the award amount on the Financial Aid Offer Letter. 

• Students earn the Oregon Yamhill County minimum wage. 
• Students are paid on the 15th of each month for hours worked the previous month.
• Students receive their paycheck via campus mail.
• Students may choose to set up automatic direct deposit through the Human Resources office.
• Wages earned are NOT automatically applied to your student account. 
• A portion, or all of your wages, may be applied toward your student account by completing a payroll deduction form. (Please contact your Student Account Specialist for more information.)

Application Process

• Students must search and apply for jobs
  • Learn how to apply at this IDEA Center Handshake resource page.
• Will go through an interview process
  • Will be expected to provide resume/and or letters of recommendation 

Job Types Available

An advantage of having an on-campus job is that supervisors are dedicated to providing a work environment that is understanding toward your academic needs.

Some Job Examples

• Teacher assistants
• Administrative office 
• Academic office 
• Food service 
• Athletics and Student Activities
• Video/Marketing production
• And more