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Day-Time Library Services Student Worker – Seminary – 2026/27 in South Orange
Must be available to work on either/or Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, from 9 AM - 5 PM. This work-study can work a four hour block of time, anytime between 9 AM and 5 PM. These workers may be called upon for a variety of tasks including: Answering the phone, typing, going on errands, stamping new books, sitting at the circulation desk, puting books in order on library cart for shelving. The supervisor may give specific duties which must be reported back after completion.
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DOVE New & Returning Student Worker 2026-2027 in South Orange
Work studies are the connection between the Division of Volunteer Efforts (DOVE) and the student population at Seton Hall. They are responsible for coordinating weekly programs through DOVE, as well as completing in-office work that will foster our programs and our relationship with outside agencies and our Catholic mission.
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Summer 2026 - PC Support Services Summer Technology Assistant 2026 (SHU student only) in South Orange
The IT Summer Student Assistant will provide technology support in various IT departments on the South Orange campus at Seton Hall. The position seeks student technicians, computer lab consultants, and administrative assistants to work during the summer months.
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Summer 2026 Peer Advisor - Center for Academic Success in South Orange
Summer Peer Advisors (PAs) support the successful transition of incoming first-year students before the start of the academic year. PAs assist during New Student Orientation and Welcome Week, serve as early points of contact for assigned freshmen and Student Success Advisors (SSAs), and prepare for their fall Peer Advisor responsibilities. This paid position provides early leadership opportunities and contributes to a welcoming and engaging start to the college experience.
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2026-2027 - Peer Advisor - Center for Academic Success in South Orange
Peer Advisors (PAs) support the transition of first-year students by serving as mentors, role models, and campus resource guides. Under the Center for Academic Success, PAs assist in classroom sessions, maintain regular outreach to students, staff office hours, and participate in events and trainings. This paid student leadership position offers opportunities for professional growth, meaningful campus involvement, and direct support of student success.
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