Federal Work Study - Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I request a Federal Work Study Student?
Step 1 - Complete the Federal
Work-Study (FWS) Job Request form.
Step 2 - Submit the form to the
Financial Aid office no later than July 10, 2009 in order to meet the
priority deadline for the 2009- 2010 school year.
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| How are Work-study job positions
filled? The information you provide on the FWS
job request form will be posted on a bulletin board in the Student Services
building and on this website. Students who are awarded FWS will contact the supervisor listed
on the job request and set up and interview. The student should fill out
the Student and Temporary Application prior to the
interview. If you wish to hire the student, fill out the Federal Work Study Student Employment Action Form
and obtain all the appropriate
signatures. Fingerprinting is now required for all
student employee applicants. The student must turn in the completed
Application and the Action Form to Human Resources Services in order
to receive the Request for Live Scan (fingerprint )
form. The student will take the Live Scan Form to an off-campus
location to have the scan done. The Live Scan fee will be charged to
the District for student applicants. HR must receive and review the
Live Scan/fingerprint report prior to the department offering a
formal offer of employment. Once the student has been cleared, the
department will download the remaining FWS hiring forms; once the forms are complete, have
the student take the hiring packet to Mike Wulf in the Financial Aid
Office. If you wish to
verify the student is eligible for the FWS program, please contact
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What
is the employment period for FWS students?
Fall
2009 Start
date August 24th, 2009 thru December 19th, 2009
Spring 2010 Start date
January 19th, 2010 thru May 21st, 2010
Please
keep in mind that the actual employment period is contingent upon the individual
student’s award for each semester, the hourly rate, and the hours worked each
week.
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What
are the requirements and responsibilities of having a Federal Work-Study
student?
Students
must complete all required employment papers
before beginning employment.
Students
must not work during their scheduled class or exam times.
Student
time sheets are DUE
in the Financial Aid Office on the 16th
of
each month.
Students
and supervisors are responsible for monitoring the hours worked for each payroll
time period. Any hours worked in excess of a student’s award offer must be paid from their departmental budget.
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What
is the starting wage for Work-Study students?
The
starting wage for student workers, including work-study students, is now set by
the College at $9.00 (Student 1-Performs basic
tasks and duties under direct supervision. Entry level position which does not
require prior experience in the specific job field), $11.00 (Student
2-Experience and specialized knowledge required. Performs a variety of
advanced tasks. Capable of using independent judgment), or $13.00/hr
(Student 3-Extensive experience and specialized knowledge or
training for specific functions. Performs assignments requiring use of judgment
and problem-solving skills to handle complex tasks).
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Who
do I contact to get further information regarding the Federal Work-Study
Program?
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION,
CONTACT THE FINANCIAL AID OFFICE
Mike Wulf 760-744-1150 ext. 2213,
or email him at mwulf@palomar.edu.
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