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Federal Work-Study Program at Salisbury University

The Federal Work-Study Program (FWS) increases students' opportunities to earn money by working part-time during the school year (5-10 hours per week).

FWS program allows eligible students to earn paychecks to help support their educational expenses by getting part-time jobs with Salisbury University departments. This program helps create additional job opportunities for FWS students by providing federal funding that is used to pay their wages.

FWS funds are limited and require financial need from FAFSA to establish eligibility to participate in the program. If your financial aid award notification includes a FWS award, then you are eligible to pursue FWS jobs. Your total earnings cannot exceed your FWS award amount, and your actual earnings will depend on your hours worked and your hourly wage.

The hourly rate for on-campus employment will be at least the current Maryland minimum wage ($15.00). ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ are paid a bi-weekly paycheck for hours worked.

Eligibility Requirements for Federal Work-Study

The university receives an annual budget of FWS funds from the federal government and offers the available funds to students who demonstrate higher levels of financial need. ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ without FWS awards may still pursue many other part-time job opportunities both on and off-campus.

• You must first complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) available online at .
• You must meet general eligibility requirements which include: Official FAFSA for current aid year (verification must be completed if required)
• You must have financial need from FAFSA
• You must enroll at least half-time (six credits or more) for each semester
• You must accept your federal work study if you wish to pursue a position
• You must be meeting Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) and be a degree-seeking undergraduate student
• After accepting your FWS offer, scroll down to the Federal Work-Study Jobs dropdown to see current openings.

Why choose Federal Work–Study?

There are many benefits:

• Income: Extra money for things you want and need.
• Opportunity: Although you are not guaranteed a job if you are awarded Work–Study, you are much more likely to be hired if you have Work–Study eligibility. In addition, your job will be close to where you study.
• Student–Friendly Schedule: Your employer knows your first priority is as a college student. Employers try to be as flexible as possible in scheduling work hours around your class schedule.
• Future Financial Aid Eligibility: As a financial aid need-based program, Work–Study income (although taxable) does not affect your future financial aid eligibility in the next tax year.
• Work Experience: ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ who have job experience and who have worked while attending school are more attractive to future employers. Your supervisor may become an excellent reference.
• Academic Success: Campus research has shown that Work–Study students connect with the campus community, learn about resources available to students, and establish stronger relationships with faculty and staff. This correlates with the fact that students with Work–Study jobs are more likely to stay in school, perform better academically, and graduate.

If you decide not to use your Work–Study award, there is no effect on your grant aid. If you have not been awarded your maximum loan amount, you could qualify for more loan money. If you wish to cancel your Work-Study award and request remaining loan eligibility please contact the Office of Financial &amp Scholarships.

To review FWS frequently asked questions

Federal Work-Study Jobs

You must have a Federal Work-Study offer to apply for the jobs listed on this page. ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ must accept their FWS offer online through GullNet. Please review the for more information.

Employers interested in having their jobs listed or updated on this page must contact the Financial Aid Office directly.

Last Updated: 7/14/2026

• Academic Advising Federal Work-Study Student
  Academic Advising

  Job Description: Student will be required to perform light office duties including but not limited too: Answering phones, Filing, Checking in appointments, Basic knowledge of GullNet and Navigate, Copying/Scanning, Making phone calls, Maintaining professionalism

  Qualifications: Friendly, Motivated, Organized

  Number of available openings: 1

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: Flexible

  How to apply: Contact Danette DeCock via email:
  dmdecock@salisbury.edu

  Contact: Danette DeCock, dmdecock@salisbury.edu

• Accommodations Assistant
  Office of Access & Accommodations

  Job Description: • Provide front desk coverage, including answering phones, scheduling appointments, and greeting students and visitors.
  • Assist students with general inquiries about OAA services and campus resources.
  • Perform clerical tasks such as making copies, organizing files, and managing supplies.
  • Support the facilitation of testing accommodations by preparing exam materials, monitoring exams, and maintaining the integrity of the OAA Testing Center.
  • Assist with OAAC-led outreach and engagement initiatives (e.g., awareness events, tabling, information sessions).
  • Maintain confidentiality and uphold professional and inclusive conduct at all times.

  Qualifications: • Strong interpersonal and communication skills. • Reliable, punctual, and detail-oriented. • Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive information with care. • Interest in or commitment to equity, access, and disability inclusion is a plus.

  Number of available openings: 2

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: Flexible scheduling available Monday–Friday during standard business hours (8:00am-4:30pm). Hours may vary depending on office needs and student schedule.

  How to apply: Send resume and letter of interest to Candace Henry, OAA Director at cnhenry@salisbury.edu

• Admissions Office Front Desk Assistant
  Admissions

  Job Description: The primary responsibility of this position is to provide exceptional customer service as the first point of contact for prospective students, families, and visitors. As the welcoming face of the University, this role plays a key part in creating a positive and professional visitor experience.
  
  Greet and assist prospective students, families, and guests, ensuring a welcoming and customer-focused experience.
  Manage visitor check-in procedures and provide information, directions, and general assistance as needed.
  Respond promptly and professionally to inquiries received through the University's chat platform.
  Serve as the initial point of contact for walk-in visitors, assess their needs, and connect them with the appropriate office, department, or staff member. Support admissions operations by preparing and mailing packages, assembling informational materials, and stuffing correspondence. Maintain the admissions visit area by ensuring it is clean, organized, and fully stocked with materials and supplies.

  Qualifications: Minimum of one year of customer service, reception, hospitality, admissions, or administrative support experience preferred. Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to interact professionally and courteously with students, families, visitors, faculty, and staff. Experience using Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel) and other office technology. Professional appearance, positive attitude, and strong problem-solving skills.

  Additional Comments: Applications will be reviewed as they are received and will remain open until the position is filled.

  Number of available openings: 2

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: Would like 2 days with larger blocks of time - example - Monday and Wed 9 - 1230 or Tue and Thur 1 - 430

  How to apply: Interested candidates should contact Leigh Ann Taylor to express their interest and submit a resume.
  Email: lataylor@salisbury.edu
  Phone: 410-543-6004 lataylor@salisbury.edu

• America Reads Elementary School Tutor
  America Reads

  Job Description: America Reads is a federally funded Federal Work-Study (FWS) program that places university students in local elementary schools to support literacy development through one-on-one tutoring.
  
  ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ participating in the program will be assigned to Prince Street Elementary School or Pinehurst Elementary School, where they will work directly with elementary-aged children. Upon arrival, each tutor is paired with a classroom teacher who will assign students for individualized reading and literacy support.
  
  Participants are expected to work 6–8 hours per week, assisting students with reading comprehension and literacy skills, as well as providing general classroom support as directed by the teacher.

  Qualifications: Education majors preferred but not required, Pass a Criminal Background Check (paid for by the university), Commitment to work for one academic school year (August-May)

  Additional Comments: ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ placed at Prince Street Elementary will need transportation, while Pinehurst Elementary is about a 10 minute walk from Holloway Hall. ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ may need to abide by Wicomico County Board of Ed Dress Code policies. Just a reminder for Education majors — while America Reads is a great hands-on experience, it does NOT fulfill internship hour requirements.

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: Up to 8 hours a week, during school hours: 8:00am-3:30pm; exact times and dates of the week will be determined by classroom site teacher/supervisor

  How to apply: Send an email with a copy of your resume and cover letter to jjremo@salisbury.edu

  Contact: Jeremiah "JJ" Remo, jjremo@salisbury.edu

• Catering Assistant
  Dining Services - Catering

  Job Description: Assist the multi- award winning Catering department execute a large variety of events with varying levels of complexity. Learn the different elements of service and the logistics of off premise catering. Tasks include­serving guests, carrying trays of food, running buffet lines, gathering equipments for events, putting equipment away, cleaning equipment and work areas, interacting with customers, assisting in training new staff, folding napkins, displaying food items and making beverages. Student will work independently and as part of a team. Other tasks as assigned.
  ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ can expect to learn how to multi-task, set & follow an event timeline, leadership, teamwork, set & follow standards of operations, interdepartmental communication skills & customer service.

  Qualifications: * Must be able to lift 30 lbs * Stand for long periods of time * Flexible schedule based upon events (some shifts start as early at 5AM, some last until after 11 PM). Must be willing to work some weekends.

  Additional Comments: Scheduling is based around class schedule and demands of business. No previous catering or serving experience required. Bartender skills will be taught if desired. This is not an office/administrative type position.

  Number of available openings: 2

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  How to apply: Contact - Kelli Delgado
  410-548-4 799 Kddelgado@salisbury.edu

• Creative Services Office Assistant
  Creative Services

  Job Description: *Assist with inventory management by counting, organizing, and restocking paper, production supplies, and other materials to support daily operations.
  *Set up, transport, and maintain Salisbury University-branded backdrops and display materials for campus events, presentations, and special functions.
  *Complete departmental support tasks, campus deliveries, and other assigned duties to assist with daily publications and print operations.
  *Prepare paper documents for scanning by removing staples, repairing damaged pages, organizing files, and verifying document order.
  *Scan, organize, index, and digitally archive documents while maintaining accuracy, confidentiality, and established record keeping standards.
  
  
  

  Number of available openings: 1

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  How to apply: Email Jamie Redditt JSREDDITT@salisbury.edu with interest.

• Front Desk Assistant
  School of Social Work

  Job Description: To provide clerical assistance to the current office staff which includes the following: greeting/assisting students and visitors; filing; data entry; picking-up and delivering materials on campus; photocopying/scanning/faxing; and assisting faculty and staff with miscellaneous projects.

  Qualifications: Experience in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams); Friendly and professional with excellent customer service skills; Strong written and verbal communication skills; Detail oriented and the ability to multi-task.

  Number of available openings: 2

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8am-4:30pm (shared w/ other student workers)

  How to apply: To apply, please send an email of interest and a resume to Carrie Taylor, Academic Program Specialist, School of Social Work at cxtaylor@salisbury.edu. Please provide your upcoming fall class schedule as well.

• FWS Student Assistant
  Department of Early and Elementary Education

  Job Description: The job duties and responsibilities for a work study student in the Department of Early and Elementary Education include:
  Work from the front desk to welcome people to the department and open the door to the office after 4:30 p.m.
  Make copies, distribute flyers, create documents for advising weeks, orientations, etc.
  Assist with special events.
  Maintain organization of faculty mailroom and deliver mail or other materials
  Monitor supplies in the mailroom and communicate with Administrative Assistant
  Assist faculty when organizing education labs and materials closets.
  Complete tasks assigned by the department chair, program directors, and/or faculty.
  Help to maintain and aggregate data in spreadsheet form.
  

  Qualifications: Non-education major Availability to work some days until 5:00pm. Have a working knowledge of Microsoft 365. Be personable and welcoming to people coming into the office. Be able to multi-task, complete tasks in a timely manner, and stay focused on tasks that may be lengthy in duration.

  Number of available openings: 1

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  How to apply: Contact Jeni Davis at JRDAVIS@salisbury.edu with interest.

• Gallery Assistant
  The Museum of Eastern Shore Culture at Salisbury University

  Job Description: The Museum of Eastern Shore Culture at Salisbury University (MESC) seeks to hire a museum assistant to help with the day-to-day activities of the museum. These tasks include, but are not limited to:
  • Assisting with gallery needs and exhibition preparation
  • Opening and closing procedures of the museum
  • Handling retail transactions
  • Relaying exhibition information to museum visitors
  

  Qualifications: We are willing to train on all tasks mentioned above, but retail and guest relations experience is a plus.

  Additional Comments: The Museum of Eastern Shore Culture is located in downtown Salisbury, approximately one mile from campus. Student must have reliable transportation to and from the museum.

  Number of available openings: 1

  Pay Rate: $15.00/hr

  Work Schedule: Most shifts will take place between Tuesday through Saturday 11:00 am – 4:00 pm. Occasional Saturday availability is preferred.

  How to apply: To apply, please email resume (if applicable) to Museum Operations Coordinator, Alexandra Kean. Please include your contact information and availability.
  amkean@salisbury.edu

  Contact: Alexandra Kean (Creston Long for any Workday processes), amkean@salisbury.edu

• Inventory Clerk
  Administration & Finance/Financial Services

  Job Description: Duties include tagging equipment with SU property labels, reviewing departmental equipment listings, updating computer records and files, filing, assisting with departmental audits (equipment and non-equipment), and other duties in support of the department.

  Qualifications: Must possess basic PC skills (i.e., Microsoft Word and Excel). Familiarity with office equipment is preferred (ex: copier, fax machine, 10 key calculator).

  Additional Comments: Looking for energetic, motivated person(s) who enjoy being out of the office and working with diverse groups of people. Ideal candidate(s) will possess strong work ethic, be reliable and detail oriented, and demonstrate good interpersonal communication skills. Business major(s) not required, self-starters preferred.

  Number of available openings: 1

  Pay Rate: $15

  Work Schedule: M-F, between the hours of 9:00 am and 4:00 pm

  How to apply: Please email Heather Saxmann at hlsaxmann@salisbury.edu

  Contact: Heather Saxmann, hlsaxmann@salisbury.edu

• Maroon & Gold Club Student Coordinator
  University Advancement

  Job Description: The Maroon and Gold Coordinator is a student worker who supports the Athletic Development staff with daily Maroon and Gold Club operations. Your responsibilities include assisting with member communications, maintaining donor benefit records, updating databases of donors, alumni, and friends, processing donor level gifts, and responding to emails and general inquiries related to the Club. You help ensure accurate information and timely follow up for members and supporters.
  
  You will have to work Maroon and Gold Club only areas on game days such as donor parking and Sea Gull Stadium suites. You may assist with stewardship efforts including writing thank you notes or emails, making phone calls, and greeting donors at events. Additional duties may include updating social media accounts, assisting with corporate partnership fulfillment, and helping produce newsletters and email communications under staff direction.

  Qualifications: A current Salisbury University student with strong organization and attention to detail and time management. Clear communication in writing and in person. Must be comfortable learning donor databases and basic office software, including the use of social media. Must be dependable, professional, ethical and able to work some nights and weekends for athletic events. Experience with customer service, athletics, or fundraising is helpful but not required.

  Additional Comments: Work may be performed in the office (Alumni House) or on site at events and donor areas. MUST be able to work events as scheduled, which often fall outside of 'normal' work hours. Must be able to manage sensitive information and will have to sign a disclosure policy for data use.

  Number of available openings: 2

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: Up to 8 hours/week, may include nights and weekends.

  How to apply: Email Stan Bradley

  Contact: Stan Bradley, sbradley@salisbury.edu

• Nabb Center Reception Assistant
  Nabb Research Center (SU Libraries)

  Job Description: Duties include answering phone, greeting and assisting researchers looking for books, archival materials, and microfilm, as well as helping to organize and digitize archival materials
  
  Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs. boxes.

  Qualifications: Basic computer skills, good interpersonal skills, scanning experience is a plus

  Additional Comments: The Nabb Center is on the 4th floor of the Guerrieri Academic Commons

  Number of available openings: 2

  Pay Rate: $15.00/hr

  Work Schedule: Hours to be scheduled between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. M-F

  How to apply: Interested students should complete attached application and send to Donna Messick, at the Nabb Research Center dtmessick@salisbury.edu. Application found at this link -
  

• Office Assistant
  Registrar's Office

  Job Description: Duties include greeting/assisting customers in-person, answering the department’s main telephone line, taking messages as needed, document filing, data entry, scanning documents, assisting with the maintenance of academic record retention, and other tasks as needed.
  
  Expected to maintain professionalism and confidentiality.

  Qualifications: Applicants must be in good standing with the University. Prior office experience preferred, but not required. Must be able to maintain confidential information, provide excellent customer service and communications skills, follow directions and be detailed oriented, be familiar with Microsoft Office tools such as Word, Excel, and Outlook.

  Number of available openings: 1

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. Position hours may vary depending on student's availability, with a maximum of 6 hours per week

  How to apply: Please contact Erica Morris at elmorris@salisbury.edu if interested. Include your contact information and availability.

• Office Assistant
  Office of the Provost

  Job Description: The Office of the Provost is seeking a Student Office Assistant. Our office is a highly confidential, fast-paced work environment that supports the University's academic mission.
  
  Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
  
  -Greeting and assisting walk-in students, parents, faculty, staff, and visitors.
  -Answering phones, responding to general inquiries, and taking messages.
  -Supporting office staff with general clerical and administrative tasks, including working with a variety of technologies such as Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Workday, Curriculog/Acalog, and Faculty Success.

  Qualifications: This position is for undergraduate students at a sophomore level or higher. A professional demeanor and appropriate attire are required. ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ must maintain a grade-point average above 2.0 during their employment period, with no active academic or non-academic disciplinary proceedings. Since the office deals with confidential student information, the signing of an SU confidentiality agreement is required upon hire.The employment period is for the fall 2027 semester. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ should be available to work at least 8 - 10 hours per week.

  Number of available openings: 1

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: To be determined by student's class schedule

  How to apply: To apply, please email a cover letter and resume to the Office of the Provost at provost@salisbury.edu

• Office Assistant
  Copy Center

  Job Description: Help Print & Digital Imaging Services staff with a variety of task that would include.
  
  Deliver completed print jobs across campus in a timely and professional manner
  Load paper and maintain printers to ensure smooth daily operation
  Stock and organize supplies on shelves and in work areas
  Comb bind and shrink wrap lab manuals and other printed materials
  Set up SU-branded backdrops for campus events and presentations
  Fold, hole punch, and stuff printed materials for distribution or mailing
  Run miscellaneous errands and complete support tasks across campus as needed
  Prepare and organize documents for scanning and digital filing
  Assist with general printing, production, and finishing needs within the department
  

  Number of available openings: 1

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  How to apply: Contact Jamie Redditt with interest.
  410-543-6180
  jsredditt@salisbury.edu

• Orientation & Family Programs Office Assistant
  Orientation & Family Programs Office Assistant

  Job Description: • Operate telephone to include answer, screen and forward calls, provide information, and take messages.
  • Perform administrative support tasks (filing, copying and other assignments as delegated)
  • Greet visitors, determine the nature and purpose of the visit, and direct or escort them to specific destinations.
  • Transmit information or documents to customers, using computer, mail, or fax machine.
  • Maintain inventory to include technology equipment, student/staff program supplies and office supplies.
  • Provide information, such as location of departments or offices, employees within the organization, or services provided.
  • Keep copiers and printers stocked with supplies. Assist with ordering office supplies and keeping supply cabinets and closets organized.
  • Assist with specific orientation and transition program planning.
  • Help with programming set-up/clean-up as needed.
  • Other tasks as assigned.

  Qualifications: • Operate telephone to include answer, screen and forward calls, provide information, and take messages. • Perform administrative support tasks (filing, copying and other assignments as delegated) • Greet visitors, determine the nature and purpose of the visit, and direct or escort them to specific destinations. • Transmit information or documents to customers, using computer, mail, or fax machine. • Maintain inventory to include technology equipment, student/staff program supplies and office supplies. • Provide information, such as location of departments or offices, employees within the organization, or services provided. • Keep copiers and printers stocked with supplies. Assist with ordering office supplies and keeping supply cabinets and closets organized. • Assist with specific orientation and transition program planning. • Help with programming set-up/clean-up as needed. • Other tasks as assigned.

  Number of available openings: 2

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: Flexible

  How to apply: Please email to Barbara Johnson at bjjohnson@salisbury.edu or to orientation@salisbury.edu with a cover letter, resume and upcoming class schedule.

• Philosophy Ambassador
  Philosophy

  Job Description: The Philosophy Ambassador assists the department with tasks related to its regular functions in relation to public-facing activities and events. The student will help plan, advertise and implement activities such as Young Thinkers Club at the public library, Philosophy Cafes at the community center, and other various events. The student is also expected to help with some clerical tasks in support of our activities, such as distributing flyers, copying and organizing materials, and keeping records. This is an exciting opportunity for a student interested in community outreach, organizing, and educational activities.

  Qualifications: At least one philosophy course - preference will be given to philosophy majors and minors.

  Additional Comments: Some of these events take place on the weekend or after hours, so some flexibility is required.

  Number of available openings: 1

  Pay Rate: $17/hr

  How to apply: send an email explaining why you are interested in the job to: cxcammarano@salisbury.edu copying jlhabermeyer@salisbury.edu
  

  Contact: Cristina Cammarano

• Student Journalist / Production Assistant
  Delmarva Public Media

  Job Description: Delmarva Public Media is made up of three public radio stations that operates via a collaboration by Salisbury University and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
  
  We are searching for individuals to help us create our student produced weekly newscast "The Five Minute Fly-By" and help with other aspects of production and promotion of the stations, both on-air and online.
  
  If you have an interest in media, music, podcasting, content creation, and/or online social media marketing, come join our team and get real world and professional experience while you are still in college.
  
  It's fast paced, fun, and you will learn a lot about yourself, your community and the media industry.

  Qualifications: 1. Broadcast writing skills and any production experience a huge plus! 2. Media/Journalism students highly encouraged to apply. 3. Adobe Creative Suites (Adobe Audition) or similar DAW experience preferred but not required. 4. This is a fast paced and deadline driven industry, so applicants must be: Easy to work with, Always on time, and always willing to try and do better than you did yesterday.

  Additional Comments: If you are interested in learning how to make media of all kinds or just want to do a fun gig for the semester, seize this opportunity.

  Number of available openings: 2

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: Flexible based on student's class schedule.

  How to apply: Email Bryan Russo at bdrusso@salisbury.edu
  Please include:
  1. Your resume
  2. A short cover letter about why you are interested in the position (and why you should get it).
  3. Available dates and times to meet via Zoom or in person for next steps.

• Student Office Assistant
  Perdue School of Business-ABLE Department

  Job Description: -General receptionist duties: greet/assist visitors, answer calls, follow up and respond to inquiries, file, scan, provide excellent customer service.
  -Run errands on campus. Post flyers, distribute materials
  -Conduct online research for internships & professional development.
  -Data entry and clerical support.
  -Assist with professional development events.
  -Maintain professionalism and confidentiality.
  -Other duties as assigned.
  

  Qualifications: Friendly and professional with excellent customer service skills; Experience in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams); Strong written and verbal communication skills; Detail oriented and the ability to multi-task; Willingness to learn new software/programs.

  Additional Comments: *Perdue majors must have completed their ABLE internship requirement

  Number of available openings: 1

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: Can vary based on student's schedule. Available hours are 9am-4:30pm, Mon-Fri.

  How to apply: Please send an email of interest and a resume to Dr. Tammy Donaway, A.B.L.E. Director at tldonaway@salisbury.edu. Include your fall 2026 class schedule as well.

  Contact: Dr. Tammy Donaway, tldonaway@salisbury.edu

• Student Office Assistant
  Art Department

  Job Description: To assist the current office staff with routine procedures, i.e., answering telephones and taking messages, greeting visitors to the office, processing in-coming mail, assist with special projects, photocopy various documents/materials/information, and to deliver/pick up materials around campus.

  Qualifications: Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.

  Number of available openings: 1

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: Open to hours between 8-4pm; Monday - Thursday.

  How to apply: Apply by emailing resume to SUART@salisbury.edu.

  Contact: Kathy Brown

• Student Office Assistant
  Dean of ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ

  Job Description: The Dean of ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ Office is seeking a Student Office Assistant.
  
  Duties include, but are not limited to, the following:
  • Greeting and assisting walk-in students, parents, faculty, & staff.
  • Answering a multi-line phone, answering questions, and taking messages as needed.
  • Assisting the Exec. Admin. Assistant with a variety of basic clerical tasks, such as making copies, scanning documents, and assisting office staff.
  • Running errands to various locations on campus.
  
  This position is for undergraduates at a sophomore level or higher. A professional demeanor and appropriate attire are required. ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ must maintain a grade-point average above 2.0 during their employment period, with no active academic or non-academic disciplinary proceedings.
  

  Qualifications: The ideal candidate will be dependable, detail-oriented, have good customer service and communication skills, and have proficiency in Microsoft 365 products, including Outlook, Teams, Word, and Excel. Previous experience working in an office environment is preferred. Since the office deals with confidential student information, the signing of an SU confidentiality agreement is required upon hire.

  Additional Comments: The employment period is for the fall 2026 semester, with employment for additional semesters available. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. ¶¶ÒõÉçÇø¶ÌÊÓƵ should be available to work at least 8 – 10 hours per week.

  Number of available openings: 2

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  How to apply: To apply, please email an introductory letter and resume to Isabella Chow at iachow@salisbury.edu.

  Contact: Isabella Chow, iachow@salisbury.edu

• Student Office Assistant
  English Department

  Job Description: The English Department is seeking a Student Office Assistant to assist the English Department office staff with a variety of administrative and operational tasks, including greeting visitors; processing incoming mail and packages; photocopying, filing, and organizing documents; picking up and delivering materials across campus; conducting basic research; assisting with the creation of flyers and other promotional materials; updating bulletin boards; assisting with social media content creation and account maintenance; and supporting other special projects as assigned.

  Qualifications: Applicants should have basic proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, and Teams); possess strong customer service and interpersonal skills, along with excellent written and verbal communication abilities; be detail-oriented with the ability to prioritize tasks, multitask, and follow instructions; and exercise discretion when handling confidential information. Experience with creating and maintaining social media accounts is preferred.

  Number of available openings: 1

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: To be determined by student's class schedule

  How to apply: To apply, please send an email of interest and resume to Kristina Dello, Academic Program Specialist, at kndello@salisbury.edu. Please include your upcoming fall class schedule.

• Student Worker, National Fellowships
  National Fellowships Office

  Job Description: This job entails learning about different national fellowship opportunities and supporting the office that helps students to apply for fellowships. Jobs can entail filing, working with our admin for support, preparing flyers, tracking alum, updating databases, recruitment of students for fellowships and if able, helping to advise students for fellowship applications. Student can also work with and help lead Fellowship Ambassadors.
  
  The student will be expected to hold office hours at the house on a schedule that works with their course schedule and other commitments, but up to 5 hours per week at the Fellowships House. In addition, on weekends where SU hosts Open Houses or other admission events, the student will attend when they are able (usually 1 Saturday per month). The student may be asked to help at other recruitment events as well and once trained, may be asked to discuss fellowships with classes on campus.
  
  Depending on the student (s) area of expertise, may advise specifically with either STEM related or International or Public Service related fellowships and advise students about multiple opportunities at SU.

  Qualifications: Use of Microsoft Office (including word, excel, publisher) Ability to interact with others and engage with prospective SU students and applicants. Ability to write emails and letters Ability to learn information, synthesize it and promote it to others. Ability to work well as part of a team which includes other student workers, admin, and 3 faculty/directors of the office. Interest in learning about study abroad and overseas opportunities, as well as opportunities at SU.

  Additional Comments: This is a great opportunity for the right student - and the office also partners closely with TRIO and Powerful connections. We also encourage our student workers to apply for fellowships themselves on a regular basis.

  Number of available openings: 2

  Pay Rate: $15/hr

  Work Schedule: Variable, but 5-10 hours per week

  How to apply: Apply by sending an email to Dr. Kristen Walton, Director, National Fellowships
  kpwalton@salisbury.edu, including a brief statement of interest as well as a brief resume or list of accomplishments. A summary of plans at SU (possible major, etc) would be helpful as well. kpwalton@salisbury.edu

  Contact: Kristen Walton, kpwalton@salisbury.edu

Federal Work-Study Employment Forms