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Student Employment


Interested in working on campus? 

Application Process

  1. Fill out your FAFSA (this is how you will be paid).
  2. HR will send you an offer letter that you must accept online before moving on.
  3. There will be a background check within the same link as the offer letter; you must also complete this.
  4. Before going to your pre-employment screening you will be sent an email with files to fill out. These consist of tax and banking information.
  5. HR will then be in contact with you to set up your pre-employment screening and orientation date. Pre-employment will take 45 minutes to an hour, and Orientation will take up to 4 hours.
  6. During pre-employment you will be given a drug test, eye screening, and then sent to a hospital within Kettering to get blood work done. You must schedule the pre-employment screening, and be aware that they may be booked out pretty far.
  7. After pre-employment you may begin orientation. Orientation will consist of voice over slideshows you must read and click through. There will be a quiz at the end of each slideshow in which you need at least an 80% to pass. This orientation is completely online, and you get paid for doing it.
  8. After you complete both pre-employment and orientation, this is when you can begin working.

Be sure to contact Career Services so you can be placed on a list of applicants for student employment. Work study supervisors use this list to select students for interviews.


We are an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.  The Student Employment Office, which is part of Career Services, reaffirms the College’s commitment that there shall be no discrimination against any individual in educational or employment opportunities because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, status as a disabled veteran or veteran of the Vietnam era, or disability.  There shall be no discrimination because of age.  However we will comply with the requirements of retirement plans or state and federal laws and guidelines.

As an institution of Christian higher education, we actively seek and value individuals from diverse backgrounds and beliefs.  Diversity among students, faculty, and staff greatly enriches the educational experience and produces graduates who are able to provide high-quality, whole-person care to the communities they serve.


Contact Us

Reach out to us for any questions you may have!

Ashley Neu
Director of Career Services and Student Development
O: 937-395-8601 Ext. 54911
C: 616-560-0545
Email: ashley.neu@kc.edu

Student Accounts Office Hours
Monday – Thursday: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Closed weekends and holidays

  • Student Worker Open Positions

    • Admissions Department Student Worker

      Job Title:
      Admissions Office Student Worker

      Location/Department:
      Admissions Department

      Duties and Responsibilities

      • Make Admissions related phone calls and assist with Admission call campaigns
      • Be available and willing to give campus tours and speak with potential students
      • Assist with data entry and daily Admissions tasks

      Qualifications: Friendly and confident speaking with potential students; Punctual and Reliable; Flexible; Competent and confident with communication.

      Experience: Current Kettering College Student

      Hours: Flexible (9am-5pm)

      Email: admissions@kc.edu

    • Academic Support Center Student Tutor

      Job Title:
      Student Tutor

      Location/Department:
      Academic Support Center

      Duties and Responsibilities

      • One-on-one peer tutoring
      • Group tutoring
      • Proctor tests
      • Assist at the reception desk

      Qualifications: Competent in subject area, Vetted by department faculty, Ability to work with students from various backgrounds, Sensitivity, Received either an A or B in subject category.

      Experience: Previous tutoring experience is preferred, but not required.

      Hours: Minimum of four hours each week required (M-Th: 8 am-6 pm). Weekend hours available.

      Contact Name: Emily Cowell

      Email: emily.cowell@kc.edu

      Office Phone: (937) 395-8601 x55646

    • Learning Commons Library Worker

      Job Title:
      Library Worker

      Location/Department:
      Learning Commons

      Duties and Responsibilities

      • Assist patrons at the front desk.
      • Process purchased and donated books selected for our collection.
        • Stamp, secure, cover, barcode, enter into database
      • Create recent acquisitions faculty promotional documents.
      • Research recommended new titles for limited information.
      • Process interlibrary loans
      • Shelf reading
      • Help with other tasks/projects as needed

      Qualifications: Willingness to learn, responsible, punctual, dependable, hard-working.

      Experience: No previous experience required.

      Hours: Flexible (Library hours: M-Th: 8am – 7/9pm; F: 8am-2:30pm)

      Contact Name: Pam Stevens

      Email: pamela.stevens@kc.edu

      Office Phone: (937) 395-8601 x55632

    • Records Office Student Worker

      Job Title:
      Records Office Student Worker

      Location/Department:
      Records Office

      Duties and Responsibilities

      • Clerical work
        • Assist with filing
        • Data entry
        • Scanning/copying

      Qualifications: Willingness, responsibility, punctual, dependable, hard working.

      Experience: Computer and data experience preferred, but not necessary.

      Hours: Flexible (Office hours: M-Th: 9am – 4pm; F: 9am-12pm)

      Contact Name: Bridget Aiello

      Email: Bridget.Aiello@kc.edu

      Office Phone: (937) 395-8601 + 56615

    • Residence Hall Advisor

      Job Title:
      Resident Hall Advisor

      Location/Department:
      Residence Hall

      The resident assistant position focuses on enhancing the quality of life in the residence halls, including fostering community, providing academic support, and being attentive to safety and security of residents. The position requires an individual who is flexible enough to assume a variety of roles as dictated by the changing needs of students. It is crucial that an individual be able to relate well to others and handle administrative responsibilities. The RA is more than just a friendly presence; He/she is the crucial link in creating an environment in which students develop independence and learn to live cooperatively with others.

      Duties and Responsibilities

      • Nightly room checks
      • Organize and host monthly activities for Residence Hall Students
      • Administrative work in the Dean’s office
      • Build community with students in the Residence Hall
      • Lead out in hall meetings
      • Participate in activities throughout the residence hall and campus
      • Attend RA training at the beginning of the Fall semester

      Qualifications: Must be enrolled in 6 credit hours at Kettering College; Lived in the Residence Hall for 2 semesters; Must have 16 credit hours of college or university; Willingness, Responsibility Punctual, Dependable, Hard working.

      Pay

      • Housing in a single room
      • Paid $2,132 / Semester
      • 20% discount on meals
      • A stipend of $1,000 / semester which will be paid bi-weekly over the semester
      • Paid-leadership training

      Hours: 21 hours per week (Nightly, weekend, and on-call schedule)

      Contact Name: Courtney Sewell

      Email: courtney.sewell@kc.edu

      Office Phone: (937) 395-8601 + 55619

    • Student Success Tutor

      Job Title:
      Student Success Tutor

      Location/Department:
      Writing Center

      Duties and Responsibilities

      • Work with peers one-on-one with writing and presentation projects.
      • Foster an environment of collaboration.
      • Make suggestions to students based on the work they bring in.
      • Help with APA formatting and citation, basic writing skills, flow/transitions, thesis statements, organization, presentation software and timing, as well as outlining, brainstorming, and practicing presentations.
      • Check Writing Center email.
      • Manage and promote Writing Center social media accounts.
      • Help with decoration and general cleaning of writing center.

      Qualifications: Must have earned an A in English 101; Must submit either a recommendation letter from faculty member OR writing which showcases your ability to synthesize research and make an argument; Willingness, Responsibility, Punctual, Dependable, Hard working.

      Experience: You need not have experience in all of these modalities and skills—if you enjoy and excel at writing and you like working with others, the rest is all teachable.

      Hours: Flexible (2-10 hours per week)

      Contact Name: Brittany Seeger

      Email: brittany.seeger@kc.edu

    • IT Student Worker

        • Job Title: IT Student Worker
          Location/Department: Learning Commons IT Department

      Duties & Responsibilities: Reset passwords for students, help with account/access issues, basic troubleshooting of classroom tech and student laptops, checking helpdesk inbox.

      Qualifications: Willingness to learn, interest in technology and learning technology, comfort with learning library systems.

      Experience: No previous experience required.

      Hours: Flexible (Office hours: M-TH: 8:30AM – 4:30PM; F: 9am – 12pm)

      Contact Name: Drew Kistler

      Email: Drew.Kistler@kc.edu

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