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GatorJOBS
GatorJOBS provides Work-Study, student assistant (Non Work-Study),
part-time, full-time, temporary and internship opportunities
targeted to SF State students and alumni by employers. Only
SF State students, recent alums (up to six months after graduation)
and Career Center Members are eligible to view job listings.
- Users must confirm their eligibility to use the service
by inputting a valid SF State ID number.
- If you do not already have an account on GatorJOBS with
SF State, you will need to register
on GatorJOBS.
- If you have an account, click here to login
to GatorJOBS.
For assistance with your SF State ID, check MySFSU at www.sfsu.edu/student.
If you continue to have trouble, contact your Career Center
at (415) 338-1761, or visit us in the Student Services Building,
Room 206.
Job Binders
A limited number of job binders are maintained in the Career
Center (SSB 206) that offer part-time, seasonal, and one-time
type jobs. These binders are updated regularly, so be sure
to check them often.
Career Fairs, Expos and Symposia
Students can meet a variety of employers seeking SF State
students and alumni for full-time and internship opportunities
at several career fairs held on campus throughout the academic
school year. Students should dress professionally, bring resumes
and attend as many fairs as possible to increase their opportunities
for success.
See the Events
Calendar for dates.
On-Campus Interviews (OCI)
Every Fall & Spring semester employers visit the campus
to interview eligible SF State students and alumni for full-time
and internship positions.
Use the On-Campus Interviewing function
within GatorJOBS
to view available positions, submit resumes and sign-up for
interview times.
For more information, download the The
OCI Process handout or attend one of the optional orientations
listed in the Events
Calendar.
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On-Campus Jobs
Work-Study Program (Financial Aid)
Work-Study is a Federal financial aid employment program
which helps students finance their education via part-time
jobs. To be eligible for a position that is funded through
the Work-Study Program, you must have applied for financial
aid and have received a Work-Study award on the Financial
Offer Letter.
Most students looking for Work-Study employment are able
to find jobs, but the Work-Study award is not a guarantee
that you will find a job nor that you will earn the entire
amount listed in your Offer Letter. You may earn up to, but
not more than, the total Work-Study award in your Offer Letter.
Your total earnings are dependent upon the number of hours
you work and your hourly pay rate. You must be enrolled full-time
at SF State to be employed in a Work-Study position (12 units
for undergraduates, 8 units for graduates).
A Work-Study award on your Offer Letter is NOT a cash award.
After you find employment and begin working, you will receive
a Work-Study paycheck.
Please be aware that earnings from Non-Work Study funded
positions will be included as income if you apply for financial
aid in future years. A financial aid counselor should be consulted
if you have any questions or concerns regarding how employment
may impact your eligibility for financial aid.
Position classifications that may be held under the Work-Study
Program include the Student Trainee, which are often referred
to as "work study student assistants" (Classification Codes:
1872 and 1871), Instructional Student Assistant (Classification
Code: 1151), and Graduate Assistant (Classification Code:
2326). The Work-Study Program cannot be used in conjunction
with Teaching Associate appointments.
Student Assistant Positions
Student Assistant appointments are part-time, on-campus positions
available to students who are enrolled at least half-time
at SF State (6 units undergraduates, 4 units graduates). These
positions typically involve clerical or manual work. They
are not covered by a collective bargaining unit agreement.
(Non Work-Study Classification Code: 1870)
Instructional Student Assistant, Graduate Assistant, and
Teaching Associate Positions
These positions are part-time positions for currently enrolled
or admitted SF State graduate students and are covered by
a collective bargaining unit agreement (Unit 11).
Instructional Student Assistant positions
(Classification Codes: 1150, 1151) typically involve tutoring,
teaching, grading or other duties in an academic department,
program or administrative area and are paid on a hourly
basis.
Graduate Assistant positions typically
involve assisting a faculty member or teaching staff with
professional and technical duties associated with the area
in which the graduate student is commencing or completing
graduate study/work (Classification Codes: 2325, 2326).
Teaching Associate positions provide graduate
students with practical teaching experience in fields related
to the area of study and also involve assisting faculty
or teaching staff with various professional and technical
activities related to classroom and/or laboratory instruction.
For more information on student employment programs and other
options, go to SF State Office
of Financial Aid. On-campus positions for students are
listed on GatorJOBS,
our on-line job listing service. You can also contact the
on-campus
department where you would like to work.
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Informational Interviewing and Networking
For more information on how to conduct an informational interview
click here.
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Resources by Major
See Resources
by Major, located in the Resources
section of the website, for more information on SF State
undergraduate internship and job search sources.
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Resources by Career Area
See Resources
by Career Area, located in the Resources
section of the website, to see job search sources for a variety
of career areas, including Hospitality and Art.
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The Job Offer
Click The Job Offer link to learn
more about what to consider before accepting a job.
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Salary
Click the Salary link for more information
on salary negotiations, expectations and salary ranges.
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International Students
Click on the Hiring an International Student [PDF]
link to download a pamphlet describing the employment process
for international students.
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