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UTEP celebrates student employees as part of National Student Employee Appreciation Week (NSEAW). Student employees play a critical role in the operation of the Ãå±±ÂÖ¼é and in recognition of their efforts, we will host a number of events to thank them for their contributions.

At UTEP, student employment, a high-impact practice, is important because it provides students with experiences that enhance their skill development, fosters a sense of belonging, and provides financial support to offset college costs.

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Tail Wagging Thanks with Therapy Dogs

Monday, April 8th | 11:00am-1:00pm

The Peter and Margret de Wetter Center Patio

• Need a break from studying and work? Come hang out with our adorable therapy dogs from Paws with Love for some paw-strive vibes and relaxation! Come while supplies last for some snacks

Network with Former Student Employees (Panel)

Tuesday, April 9th | 12:00-1:00pm

Union Building, 1st Floor - Acacia Room 102 A

• Curious about life after graduation? Wondering how to leverage your campus job experience into a rewarding career? Don't miss this opportunity to connect with former student employees who are now successful UTEP alumni while enjoying a delicious corn in a cup.

Résumé Boost

Wednesday, April 10th |12:30pm- 1:30pm

Interdisciplinary Research Building 2.204

• Are you making the most of your on-campus job experience on your resume? Join us for an exclusive workshop where you'll learn tips on how to improve your resume and receive 1 on 1 feedback from a career center staff member. Bring a copy of your resume!

Super Student Department Olympics

Thursday, April 6th | 2:00-4:00pm

Union Building, 3rd Floor – Tomas Rivera Conference Center

• Which department has the best super student employees? Join us for a fun competition between departments and let’s find out! Supervisors are welcome to come and cheer you on! Come with your team of 4. Don’t have many members on your team? No worries, we will create mixed teams with other departments.

Student Employment

These are hourly positions available within UTEP departments. Students typically work 15-19 hours a week and are paid $10 per hour or more. These types of positions are in NO way connected to financial aid or financial need.

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Work Study

A need-based student employment program. Students typically work 15-19 hours a week and typically earn $10 per hour.

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Find more information on the Office of Financial Aid webpage.

Internships

Positions that may or may not be major related, but that will enhance or develop your work-skills. Internships can be part-time or full-time. Some internships may be volunteer based. Internships typically require the student to work a minimum of 120 hours per semester. Another form of internships is called cooperative education, “co-op” for short. Co-Op’s have the same characteristics as internships, but may require additional work hours: +120 hours per semester.

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Find more information on our Internship webpage.

Jobs Off Campus

These positions can be full-time or part-time and are typically found in the El Paso community, but some may be away from the area. When looking for off-campus jobs be sure to look for positions that work with your school schedule, offer professional development, and that aligns with your future career goals.

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Research Jobs

Research jobs are opportunities for students to work with faculty members and community organizations on numerous projects. Each position is unique to the project's focus and college.
Speak with professors in your academic area and find out if they have funding for undergraduate or graduate research positions. Some positions may be posted in

You can find additional undergraduate research-related positions on the UTEP COURI webpage.

Jobs Abroad

Study abroad, study away or join faculty-led academic and cultural experiences. These are credit-based and include a culminating experience in which students obtain increased understanding of his/her academic discipline, language proficiency, field research techniques, service learning or career-related knowledge.

See the tab above or find UTEP application information in the study abroad webpage.

You can also find opportunities through and