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Services for Faculty & Staff
The Career Services Staff is here to help you help your students. Together, we can prepare students for the world of work and help them to become leaders of faith and character.
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On-Campus Employment for Students
In order to promote equal opportunity for all of our students, please post your on-campus student positions on UST Connect.
How to Hire a Student on Campus
Student Employment Handbook for Supervisors
Student Employment Handbook for Students
Student Worker and Employer Expectations
Student Employment Site for Students
Student Employment Training
Career Services hosts several Student Employment Training sessions for your student workers. Contact Career Services to find out the dates of the upcoming trainings and to reserve a seat for your student assistants.
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Academic Testing Service
Tests are given and supervised at the Center, at the request of faculty, for the convenience of faculty and students. Students who have been granted accommodations for testing by the Office of Counseling and Disabilities Services also test in the Center.
Before sending students to the Testing Center, please review the Faculty Testing Policy.
All tests should have a Cover Page and should arrive 24 hours before the scheduled exam time. The Testing Center is located on the 2nd Floor of Crooker Center.
Please remind your students to call the Testing Center to schedule an appointment. You may also refer them to the Student Testing Policy if they have additional questions.
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Career Events
Each semester, the Career Services Center hosts a number of events for the UST community. We invite you to attend these events.
Want to get more involved in the community? The Helping Hands Non-Profit Job and Volunteer Fair hosts a number of local non-profit organizations seeking volunteers. This annual event is held each September on Crooker Patio.
Click here to learn about upcoming Career Events.
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"Don't Cancel Class" Program
If you plan to be away from class, career counselors are available to make presentations about career services, careers for students in a specific major, job seeking skills, internships, or other areas relevant to your course. Counselors can also be available to make presentations to complement your syllabus. Email us at career.services@stthom.edu to schedule a presentation.
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Additional Resources
Faculty Guide to Ethical and Legal Standards in Hiring - Discussion of the etichal and legal standards of students obtaining employment.
Sample Reference Letter - Contains an example for use when creating a letter of reference for students.
Suggested Guidelines for Writing References - Itemized guidelines to observe when writing references for students.
Writing a Reference Letter - Discussion of the issues surrounding a letter of reference.
Occupational Outlook Handbook - Learn more about occupations including typical work environment, salary, educational background, plus much more!
Salary Information - This is a great site to help you keep up with the current salaries being offered throughout the U.S. Encourage students to reference this site before interviewing for a position. |
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