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Home / Career, Transfer, and Bachelor Partnership Department / On-Campus Student Employment

On-Campus Student Employment

Are you interested in working on-campus, gaining work experience in a professional environment, and increasing your career readiness for after graduation? Make the most of your time at SUNY Broome through transformative work experiences without leaving campus!

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We have resources for students seeking positions on campus as well as supervisors looking to maximize their student employee’s experience. If you have questions regarding Student Employment at SUNY Broome, please email careercenter@sunybroome.edu.

For Students

Career Readiness Competencies (pdf)

Utilize this worksheet to reflect on your career competencies, where you currently excel and where you would like to grow! These are great things to consider when searching for a position. (For example, if you would like to experience learning better professional communication skills, seek out a position that will give you that experience).

Resume Example (pdf)

Preparing your resume can be extremely helpful when looking for any position, including one on-campus! The link above is to a resource example of a great resume. Make sure to utilize this example and also schedule an appointment with your Career Coach on Starfish!

For Student Employee Supervisors

Hiring Resources

  • Effective Job Posting (pdf)
    A successful student employee begins with a well-written job posting! This ensures your expectations are clear and your student understands what their role is within your office. It can also help to communicate transferable skills your student will develop within their role.
  • Interviewing Students (pdf)
    When interviewing student employees, it is important to carefully consider the questions. This resource helps review the uniqueness of interviewing a student and how to effectively pick the best fit for the role.
  • Interview Questions (pdf)
    A PDF sheet you can print to fill out during a student employee interview with interview questions specifically designed for student employees.
  • Paperwork Checklist (pdf)
    There are several different forms that need to be completed before your student can legally begin working. Reference this checklist and ensure your student employee brings in necessary materials to start working.

Effective On-Boarding

  • Developing Department Specific Training (pdf)
    Providing students with effective on-boarding so they know what to expect, have a plan to train, and have an understanding of the expectations of their role is the first impression they will have of their position. This is critical to prepare for.
  • On-Boarding Guide (pdf)
    This comprehensive guide from LinkedIn overviews the best practices for on-boarding employees. Please treat your student employees with the same respect!

Student Employee Projects

  • Managing Down-Time (pdf)
    What do your student employees do when they have down-time in their role? We have a guide of suggested activities, books to read, and ways to develop meaningful experiences for students
  • Learning Outcomes (pdf)
    What is your student employee interested in learning? What skills would you like to ensure they gain from the experience? It might be helpful to create learning outcomes together to establish goals

Providing Feedback

  • Supervising Students Effectively (pdf)
    A big part of supervising students effectively is regular feedback, positive and constructive. This resources reviews key aspects of supervision to incorporate into your practice as well as Student Development Theory considerations for where students currently are in their personal/professional development.
  • Accountability Conversations (pdf)
    Having difficult conversations will not only increase student productivity and professionalism, but also help them learn what is and isn’t acceptable in a work environment. This resources reviews methods for addressing common student employee conflicts as well as the BEAR method of delivering feedback.

Student Evaluations

  • Semester Evaluation Timeline (png image)
    Alongside setting expectations, formal evaluations that allow students time to reflect on their skills and what else they’d like to work on are critical in effective supervising. Evaluations should be done mid-semester to allow students time to improve on skills and alter behavior. Feedback and recognition should occur on the spot as supervisors observe behavior.
  • Step-By-Step Evaluation (pdf)
    Ensuring you are providing valuable feedback, asking the right questions, and supporting your student employees can help them develop and be more career ready and also help them perform at a higher level within their role as a student employee.
  • Evaluation Worksheet (pdf)
    Based on the NACE Career Readiness Competencies, this evaluation provides students the opportunity to reflect and supervisors to read the reflections and provide their own feedback. Utilize mid-semester with students for highest impact.

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