Student Employment Moving to Division of Student Success
Previously overseen by UNO Human Resources, student employment opportunities at UNO will now be managed through the Division of Student Success.
- contact: Garrett Gassman - New Student and Family Programs
- phone: 402.554.6125
- email: studentemployment@unomaha.edu
- search keywords:
- employment
- work study
- student life
- new student and family programs
Beginning August 2021, the University of Nebraska at Omaha's (UNO) student employees and Student Employment opportunities will transition from UNO Human Resources to the Division of Student Success.
With this change there will be additional support for supervisors, student employees, and students seeking on-campus employment under the leadership of a newly-named UNO's Student Employment Specialist, Garrett Gassman.
As Student Employment Specialist, Gassman will develop and ensure compliance for student employment policies and processes; provide consultation to supervisors and students regarding student employment practices; and create new training opportunities for supervisors, as well as student employees.
This summer, in anticipation of this transition, a number of new initiatives to support student employment on campus began the planning stages. Key stakeholders pulled together to identify priority issues that this change will work to address, including:
- Improvements to the student employment website
- A Handshake campaign to educate students on how to find and apply for open, on-campus positions
- Plans for a Student Jobs Fair for students as a part of Durango Days
Questions about Student Employment at UNO? Garrett Gassman can be reached by phone at 402.554.6125 or email at student.employment@unomaha.edu.
Questions about the transition can be directed to Kate Bard, Director of New Student and Family Programs and Leadership Programs by phone at 402.554.2415 or email at kbard@unomaha.edu.
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