Work Study Position Application

Liberal Arts - Gallery Assistant

Student will monitor the gallery during open hours for the Peter L. Youngers Fine Art Gallery. Will assist with installing and removing exhibitions, creating materials for art exhibitions, and assist the gallery directors with duties as needed.

Rebeka Mathewson
Administrative Assistant II- Liberal Arts
970-521-6671
E.S. French-104
Sterling

To qualify for a work-study position, you must first have a completed FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) to determine your eligibility.  You may apply for multiple work-study positions.  Your submitted application will be sent to the position supervisor(s), and it is up to them to contact you for an interview or for hiring.  After being hired, you will be required to sign a financial aid work-study contract, and complete hire forms through our Human Resources office.

Please note that as a new hire work study student, you are required to bring your two original forms of ID and proof of banking to Human Resources before are eligible to begin working. We are unable to accept copies or pictures of the documents. Accepted documents are your passport by itself or a drivers license/student ID paired with a social security card/birth certificate. Proof of banking can be a void check, direct deposit notice from your bank or bank screenshot showing your name and whole account and routing number.

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