Work-Study
Student Employment
A work-study job offer does not guarantee job placement, nor the funds offered. 91èÏÈÉú must find a job and work in order to receive these funds. 91èÏÈÉú are responsible for locating their own job.
Resume and Cover Letter
The following materials are required: cover letter, addressing how your
experience relates to the required job duties, and a current resume, to be sent to
the supervisor listed. Note: Many supervisors will hire students with little to no
experience.
If you need help creating a resume or cover letter, please contact Career Services.
Career Services
Nielsen Library – 133
719-587-8336
careerservices@adams.edu
Work Study Program
We’re streamlining the hunt for on-campus work. We are moving all job advertisements—including work-study, campus jobs, and internships—off our old webpage and onto Handshake.
What this means for you:
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Handshake is now the only place to find student employment.
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Setting up your account takes less than 5 minutes! You’ll need to create or activate a Handshake account at handshake.com or scan the QR Code.
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You will need to use your Adams email address.
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Complete your profile, fill in your major, graduation year, and interests.
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Upload your Resume: Having a resume on file makes the “one-click apply” feature available for most campus positions.
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Start searching for jobs – Filter by “On-Campus” to see the latest work-study and student employment opportunities
Don’t miss out on opportunities. Log in and complete your profile today!
Student Resources
Supervisor Resources
Workday Time Entry
Submissions: All student time entries must be submitted by 11:59 pm MST as listed below. No student time entries will be permitted after the deadline, and hours worked will not be processed until the following month.
Due dates and paydays:
