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Click the cover to download this white paper on student employment and success
Research shows that more than three-quarters of college students today are employed while taking classes. Many of these students work at campus jobs. Institutions employing students on campus realize multiple benefits:
- On-campus employment can be an effective way to engage students in campus life and increase their sense of identity with the institution.
- Students who work perform better academically than their non-working peers.
- Campus jobs help prepare students for their post-collegiate career.
- With tight budgets, employing student workers can help leverage resources.
You can download the white paper Enhancing Student Success by Treating “Student Jobs” as “Real Jobs” to learn some useful things regarding student workers, including:
- Seven suggestions for maximizing the return from your investment in student employees
- Common elements of student worker training
- Eight ways supervisors can best help student workers
How does your campus get the most out of campus employment opportunities for students? What kind of training and support is available for supervisors of student employees? What kind of training is provided for student workers?
Read on, and see how you can significantly enhance your student employees’ work experience and boost job site productivity.
About the author
Jo Hillman has been a strong catalyst for creating a service culture on post-secondary campuses during the past 25 years. She coordinates the application of several Noel-Levitz solutions to the unique needs of campuses. These services include the Second-Year Student Assessment™ and the Connections NOW™ online quality service training program.Read more about Jo’s experience and expertise »
Reach Jo by e-mail at jo-hillman@noellevitz.com.
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