Student Employment in the Libraries
The University of Washington Libraries employ students on an hourly basis in positions that are both challenging and responsible. The Libraries offer flexible work schedules, for both the Academic Year and Summer Quarter, at many convenient locations on our Bothell, Seattle, and Tacoma campuses.
Campuses are listed here only when openings are available, as applications are only taken for open positions. To apply, read the job details carefully and follow the application instructions. Most positions require you to login using your UW NetID to upload a completed application.
Current and recent positions
Seattle Campus - Student Positions
Positions are posted as available.
- Cataloging and Metadata Services, Slavic quick cataloger
- Open until 11:45 pm, 13 January, 2013. Posted 05 December 2012.
- ITS - Systems Assistant
- Posted 28 December, 2012. Open until filled.
Bothell Campus - Student Positions
Positions are posted as available.
- Student Technology Consultant - Bothell
- Open until filled. Posted 20 November 2012.
Tacoma Campus - Student Positions
Positions are posted as available.
- Access Services Assistant (UW Tacoma Library)
- Posted 7 December, 2012. Open until filled.
Additional Information
Hours of work are generally scheduled for a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 19.5 hours per week. Positions are available at various levels, beginning with Student Assistant I.
To be employed as a student, the student must be enrolled in a degree program and meet minimum enrollment requirements, qualify for "academic leave" status, or be enrolled in the UW English Language Program. Minimum credits are 6 for undergraduate students, 4 for graduate and professional students, and 2 for Ph.D. candidates working on dissertations. Preference may go to applicants with Work Study financial aid awards, but all students are encouraged to apply.
The University of Washington, an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer, is building a culturally diverse staff and strongly encourages applications from female and minority candidates.
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For additional information or questions regarding student job opportunities or the application process, interested students may contact the Student Employment Coordinator, UW Libraries:
Erik Dahl
206-685-1820
eadahl@uw.edu
