This guide aims to provide valuable information and assistance to York College students, faculty, and staff regarding their academic technology services. It offers guidance on various aspects, including computer usage, network and wireless devices, printing, scanners, and other peripheral equipment. Should you require any additional information or have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to reach out to the Department of Library Services. We are here to support you in any way we can.
Student Employment at the York College Library—
We are pleased that you are interested in working at York College Library, as student workers are essential to its smooth operation! If you are eligible for the work study program, you may find a helpful Student Employee Process/Requirements sheet on the College's Student Employment page; Federal Work-Study that will guide you through the process. An interview will be scheduled by the Library System Administrator when you apply for a position.
What is Work-Study?
The federal work-study program helps students pay for college expenses through self-help. Part-time jobs are available on campus and to a limited number of organizations off campus through work-study. The college provides bi-weekly paychecks to work-study students to use at their discretion. Work-study students may work up to 20 hours per week.
Who is eligible for Work-Study?
Work-study eligibility is determined by completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The conditions for eligibility include financial need, enrollment in at least 6 credits, citizenship or permanent residency, and satisfactory academic progress towards an eligible degree program. Please contact the Student Financial Services Office to speak with a Financial Aid Officer if you have completed the FAFSA and are unsure if you are eligible for work-study.
Benefits of Student Employment:
As part of the York College Student Employment Program, you will receive training in a wide range of workplaces, gain experience, understand work, its responsibilities, and expectations, as well as assist York College Library departments in fulfilling their responsibilities, especially in the field of information technology in the future.
