Student Employment: Getting a college job
Having a job while you are in college helps reduce your student debt, builds your resume, and increases your chance of success in college.
Requirements: To work on campus during the school year, you must take at least 12 credit hours of classes at 麻豆传媒. For summer employment on campus, you must be enrolled for summer classes or be accepted and pre-registered for at least 12 credit hours of classes at 麻豆传媒 for the fall quarter.
How to get a college job:
Step 1鈥擣ind a job opening that matches your skills on Job Scene.
Job Scene hosts on- and off-campus opportunities for employment and internships.
Step 2鈥擣ill out an for your job of choice.
You can apply to multiple positions with one application. Your submitted application will be sent to the Student Employment office and you can request that it be forwarded to the employer(s) of your choice.
Step 3鈥擟omplete the required employment documents.
If you have questions, our office would love to help! Call (509) 527-2357.
Step 4鈥擟all, email, or visit the Student Employment office to complete your application process.
The Student Employment office will forward your application to the employer of your choice.
Student Employee of the Year 2026
Student employees play a very important role in the workforce of 麻豆传媒. Each February supervisors are invited to nominate student workers who they feel have been an exceptional employee. A committee reviews the nominations and makes a selection.
This year we are pleased to announce the Student Employee of the Year for 麻豆传媒 is Josue Mendez, Lead Student Chaplain with the Chaplain鈥檚 Office at 麻豆传媒.
Here are a few of the comments from Josue鈥檚 nomination:
鈥淛osue is humble, compassionate, steadfast, and well respected as a leader. Josue meets weekly with ministry leaders to listen and encourage and respond to needs. His clam demeanor and listening skills help others trust him when a crisis comes up and especially in a year of transition in a search for a lead chaplain.鈥�
鈥淒uring this transition year without a lead campus chaplain, Josue has taken on more responsibilities and ownership to ensure leaders are well supported and ministries are running smoothly.鈥�
鈥淛osue did not know what he was signing up for last Spring when he agreed to this position, but his experience, competence, and collaborative and hopeful spirit have helped our office and ministries continue strong. His humble heart and Christ-like leadership have set an example of service that is contagious and inspirational to our student leaders. He has been a huge source of encouragement and support, going above and beyond whether large or small tasks for me as a chaplain and all our office staff. I鈥檓 not sure how we would have managed this year without him in this role.鈥�
Josue receives a certificate, plaque and a $5000 scholarship.
The Brian and Susan Harris Excellence in Work Ethic Scholarship is awarded to Naomi Boonstra and Ashley Davila as runners up for the Student Employee of the year. They will receive a $2200 Scholarship.
2025-2026 Student Employee of the Year nominees
| Student | Department | Class standing | |
| Anmol Sandhu | Marketing and Enrollment Services | Senior | |
| Nicolas Echeverria | Library | Junior | |
| Adriel Isaacs | Nursing Department | Senior | |
| Shamara Daniels | Student Financial Services Office | Senior | |
| Claire McGinnis | Social Work Department | Graduate | |
| Cambria Baptist | Academic Advisement | Junior | |
| Benjamin Somerville | Social Work Department | Graduate | |
| Danyil Yaroshyk | Student Financial Services | Sophomore | |
| Barrett Bothwell | Student Development Center | Senior | |
| Lautaro Brehm | Student Financial Services Office | Senior | |
| Marcos Colodner | Student Financial Services Office | Senior | |
| Javier Stambullian | Student Employment Office | Junior | |
| Jamie Cahoon | Records Office | Senior | |
| Ruvimbo Taruwinga | Student Development Center | Junior | |
| William Heyden-Seaton | Graduate Studies | Junior | |