• Human Resources

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    Human Resources

    hujobs@hamline.edu

    MS-C1904
    Hamline University
    1536 Hewitt Avenue
    Saint Paul, MN 55104

    651-523-2210

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    Student Employment Program

    The Student Employment Program is managed by the Human Resources Department located in Old Main, lower level, room 12.

    Please be aware that a work study award does not guarantee you a job on campus.  You are expected, with our help, to find your own job.  While this is a competitive process, Hamline has established procedures to assist you in securing a job.

    Lori Larkin
    Manager Student Employment and Office Operations
    651-523-2947
    Email Lori

    Welcome to the Hamline University Work Study Program

    The Office of Financial Aid is responsible for award distribution.  Students who have questions about the work study eligibility amount in their award package should contact the Office of Financial Aid.

    Plain Facts for All Students 2012-13

    Work Study Job Fair - Hamline will hold a Job Fair on Tuesday, September 3, 2013, from 4:00 to 5:30 in new University Center. The Job Fair is open to all new incoming students, including transfer students, who have been awarded 6450 - Federal or State work study only.  Please bring resumes and your class schedule with you to campus so you can hand out to departments at the job fair.

    Resume Guidelines

    Hamline University Work-study jobs

    Office Olympics - April 12, 2012 - National Student Appreciation Week(April 9 - 13, 2012) event for Student Workers

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