Student Employment
Working at Bucknell can be a rewarding opportunity for many students. Job openings are diverse and available in many different departments and offices across campus. Bison@Work connects you with on-campus employers, and serves as the platform for applying for on-campus, dining services and community service jobs at Bucknell.
Resources for Student Employees and Managers
The Office of Student Employment Services provides guidance and resources for students who work on campus and for University employees who manage student workers.
Student employment resources (myBucknell login required)
For more information or assistance, contact:
Student Employment
Cooley Hall
570-577-3335
student.employment@bucknell.edu
What Is Required to Work on Campus?
If you are planning on getting a job on campus, please have documents that prove your identity and employment authorization. Once you are hired to work, several documents are required before you may begin. All documentation must be in the original and valid form; no copies or faxes will be accepted.
- Provide one of the following:
- Proof of Identity and Employment Authorization — one of the following: U.S. passport, foreign passport, U.S. permanent resident card
OR - Proof of Identity — one of the following: driver's license, school ID, voter registration card, etc.
- Proof of Identity and Employment Authorization — one of the following: U.S. passport, foreign passport, U.S. permanent resident card
- Proof of Employment Authorization — one of the following: Social Security card, birth certificate
- Bank Account Number and Routing Number (for direct deposit)
Federal Work-Study
The Federal Work-Study Program provides employment opportunities for students who qualify. Students who meet the requirements for the program will be notified through their financial aid package. A percentage of a student's wages is covered by federal funds and the remainder comes from Bucknell. Except for students in the Presidential Fellows program, students are not placed in jobs at Bucknell, so they can apply for jobs that interest them through the Bison@Work platform.
For questions about your financial aid awards, contact:
Office of Financial Aid
621 Saint George Street
570-577-1331
finaid@bucknell.edu
The Community Service Federal Work-Study Program
The Community Service Federal Work-Study Program seeks to match nonprofit organizations with federal work-study eligible Bucknell students who are seeking job opportunities in the local community. Student employees are paid with federal grant money and are able to work within these organizations, as long as the position benefits local residents or the public good.
This program is administered by the Office of Civic Engagement, who encourages local nonprofit agencies and institutions to design and submit descriptions of jobs that Bucknell students could do for them under the agency's management and supervision.
Other Student Employment Opportunities
Along with the Federal Work-Study Program and Community Engagement, Bucknell offers student employment opportunities throughout campus that are available to all students, regardless of need. Please refer to Bison@Work for more information on these opportunities.