Printer-friendly versionWhen searching for an on-campus job, first consider if you are eligible for
federal work-study positions. Work-study positions are available to US citizens
who have received work-study allocation in their financial aid packages. Some
of the on-campus jobs will be listed as work-study only, whereas others are for
both work-study and non work-study students (otherwise known as “casual”
positions).
Contacts for On-Campus
Jobs
- The Federal Work-Study (FWS) Office - Search this site for
“casual” positions, meaning those that are open to both work-study and non
work-study students.
- Center for
Career Education (CCE) - On-campus work-study jobs and non work-study jobs
(both on and off campus) may be searched for on LionSHARE. Positions vary extensively.
- Dining Services - (administrative, technical, and part-time
positions) Contact:
Dietrich Alford at dk342@columbia.edu
- Dodge Fitness Center
- Columbia
University Libraries - Students should fill out an application in 519 Butler. Contact: Mary Beth Figueroa
- Columbia
University Department of Public Safety
- Academic or Administrative Departments: See
individual department websites. (example: Dept. of Anthropology)
- Columbia College Information Technology (CCIT): Contact ccit-jobs@columbia.edu for more information
- Columbia Student Enterprises: The
Columbia Student Enterprises mission is to provide students with a unique
opportunity to cultivate and develop transferable entrepreneurship and enterprise
management skills through developing, managing, and working for student-run
businesses. The three active student enterprises with positions available are
as follows:
- Inside New York: We're
looking for people with a passion for NYC culture and history, or with a
special knowledge of a particular neighborhood. We want young New Yorkers who
go to museums, theater, and live music, who can find the best happy hour and
the best slice of pizza at 3 a.m. We're seeking smart and funny writers who
know the best book stores, coffee shops, the best bargains, the best open-air
markets, best dive bars, late-night cheap eats, or are eager to find out.
Qualifications: Superlative writing skills; must have excellent command of
language, tone, and grammar. Must be creative and passionate about NYC.
Contact Sam@insidenewyork.com for
more information
- C.U.
Bartending Agency: Interested in becoming a bartender or want to
learn how to make hundreds of drinks? Impress your friends or potential
employers through our School
of Mixology, learning the
skills and knowledge it takes to be a great bartender. The Columbia Bartending
Agency is one of the few Schools which teach using real alcohol and
allowing you to taste your own creations (provided you are 21+). And with an
unbeatable price of $200 for five-courses, why learn anywhere else? Contact cbamanager@columbia.edu for
more information.
- Columbia University Tutoring and Translating Agency
(CUTTA): CUTTA employs CU students to tutor on-campus and off-campus in a
variety of subjects from Grade School to Grad School.
CUTTA also employs native and non-native speakers of foreign languages to
provide translation services to a wide-range of private and corporate
clientele. Contact cutta@columbia.edu for more information
