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(Division of Mission and Ministry, continued) Schlegel Center for Service and Justice The John P. Schlegel, SJ, Center for Service and Justice seeks to spark passion for truth and justice and nourish courage and lives of commitment. The SCSJ engages students in community service, reflection and action on behalf of justice and sustainability as an integral part of their Jesuit, Catholic university education. Visit the SCSJ in Lower Becker Hall, or contact scsj@creighton.edu or 402.280.1290. Weekly Service A majority of incoming students have had some form of community service experience in high school. The SCSJ helps continue that commitment to service and build new relationships as students enter the Creighton and Omaha communities. Partnerships with a number of sites around the metro area provide students an opportunity to drop in for one-time or consistent volunteer experiences each week. If your interests are beyond the sites offered, the SCSJ can work with you to find the right fit. Service and Justice Trips Faculty, staff and students consistently say that going on a Service and Justice Trip is one thing that everyone should do before graduation. Why not go right away? Each fall and spring break, hundreds of students travel across the country to serve and learn on half- and fullweek Service and Justice Trips. Whether you’re working with people experiencing homelessness in Cleveland, learning about mountaintop removal in West Virginia or providing hurricane relief in New Orleans, you’ll find opportunities for all service passions. Ignatian Advocacy The SCSJ also enhances passions for making the world a better place by introducing students to others who have similar hopes and dreams for the world. Students consistently meet with local, state and national leaders to advocate for and learn about policy reform on several key justice issues. Interested in the SCSJ? If you have questions or would like more information, please email Jeff Peak at jeffpeak@creighton.edu regarding Service & Justice Trips, Kelly Tadeo Orbik at kellytadeoorbik@creighton.edu regarding Ignatian Advocacy or Becca Huju at beccahuju@creighton.edu regarding Weekly Service. 46
Office of Student Employment Contact: Mike and Josie Harper Center, 1100 402.280.2457 studentemployment@creighton.edu creighton.edu/studentemployment The Office of Student Employment Office provides support as you navigate the process of finding on-campus employment. Part-time student workers play an important role in helping departments on campus carry out their daily work. Each year, more than 2,500 Creighton students help meet their educational expenses by working both through Federal Work Study and University-funded employment. Student employees serve in a wide variety of positions from intramural sports referees to health lab research assistants. The Office of Student Employment connects students to employment opportunities on campus primarily through Handshake. Handshake is Creighton University’s online career management system that offers many benefits including a search function for on-campus student employment, a mobile-friendly interface and a personalized experience for students and employers to connect for opportunities. Additionally, some on-campus jobs are filled by word-of-mouth, so you should also contact departments of interest directly. Federal Work-Study Federal Work-Study (FWS) provides part-time jobs for students with financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses. Eligibility is based on your FAFSA results. If Federal Work-Study is listed as part of your financial aid offer, you’ll need to: 1. Accept your financial aid offer of FWS in your NEST. 2. Submit your FWS agreement. 3. Apply for your preferred job(s) on Handshake 4. Complete the Online Federal Employment Eligibility Verification form (I-9). 5. Report in person to the Office of Student Employment to have your I-9 verified. Federal I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification Form Federal law requires that you complete the I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification form before working. The I-9 must be completed in person and requires proof of eligibility to work in the United States This must be an ORIGINAL document, so be sure to bring your passport, Social Security card or birth certificate when you come to campus. Photocopies or documents sent via email or fax may not be used. Students cannot work until this process is completed. 47
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