Until we are notified via e-mail or campus mail that the position you have submitted for advertisement has been filled, the ad will remain online. The deadlines are as follows:
Fall: August 1 Spring: February 1 Summer: May 15
Budgeting for Student Employment
Determine your budget needs for the year. This includes not only the academic year, but also intersession, the summer, and L&T.
Quantify in hours per week how much time it will take the average student to accomplish the responsibilities you will be assigning them.
When you have determined the nature of the work, job description, and the time needed to accomplish it, multiply the number of hours per week by 50% of minimum wage, assuming that the student you hire qualifies for work-study funding. This product will then need to be multiplied by the number of weeks you want the student to work for you. This total will give you what you need to have in your budget line in order to cover the cost of paying the student.
In order to determine if the student you are hiring has qualified for federal work-study funding as well as the maximum amount they can earn in a given academic year, contact us at the Student Employment Office at ext. 4796 or email [email protected]. Remember that for any student who does not qualify for work-study funding, the College and your budget will incur the full cost per hour of this student's hourly wage. You also need to figure into your calculations that work-study funds are not available during the summer months, including during the Language and Thinking Program. In addition, the summer wage maybe more than minimum wage—so you'll need to take these factors into account when coming up with the total amount.
The minimum wage in New York State is $13.20 per hour effective December 31, 2021. Note: Departmental responsibility is 50% of wages for students who are work study eligible
Advertising Available Positions
The Student Employment Office and Career Development Office work collaboratively to post all student employment, internships, and volunteer opportunities using Handshake. Faculty and staff seeking student employees must register at bard.joinhandshake.com. Registration is a quick and easy one-time process. Handshake simplifies applications for offices seeking student employees as well as for students looking for employment.
How to Post a Job:
Download the step-by-step posting guide below.
If you have any questions regarding navigating Handshake, please email the Student Employment Office at [email protected], call 845-752-4796 or drop by the Student Employment Office, Physical Plant 109.
All students must meet with Carol Hosier in the Student Employment Office prior to starting or returning to on-campus positions to be sure all required documents are on file. If you have questions regarding student employment policies and procedures, please contact Carol at [email protected] or call 845-752-4796.
Office of Student Employment Carol Hosier Coordinator of Student Employment Location: Physical Plant First Floor Phone: 845-752-4796 E-mail: [email protected]
Contact Bard Financial Aid
Bard College Office of Financial Aid PO Box 5000 (30 Campus Road) Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504-5000