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On-Campus
Students must complete Employment Forms in the Student Employment Office before starting on-campus employment. The following positions will offer: $16.66 - $20.74 per hour. A student worker with [2+] years of relevant experience may reasonably expect an offer of $16.66 - $20.74. Paid sick leave is available.
Fall 2025
AMERICA READS & COUNTS TUTORING
Walla Walla University partners with the local College Place Public Schools to offer literacy and math tutoring to elementary school students. WWU is the employer. Students hired should plan to commit to the program for the school year. Prior tutoring experience is not required. Applicants must possess good reading, writing and math skills. Other qualifications include patience, flexibility, and a good sense of humor. Priority will be given to education related majors. Interested students should complete the America Reads Application. MUST BE ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL WORK STUDY to apply.
CHAPLAIN’S OFFICE
The Chaplain’s office is hiring for the 2025-2026 school year! If you are passionate about serving in ministry, this is a great spot for you! Application will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Apply here to the Chaplain’s Office.
JUMPSTART LEADER
JumpStart Leaders help welcome new first-time students and their families to WWU. They assist the JS Coordination team in set up events and tracking attendance, leading group meetings and morning worship, and generally helping new students settle in physically, socially, and emotionally. Most importantly, JS Leaders are peer mentors who make an impact on new students and represent WWU in the best possible way. Applicants must be available September 18-26, 2025. If interested, submit your application to Torrah Lovett at torrah.lovett@wallawalla.edu.
RECORDING TECHNICIAN
The music department is looking for a punctual and reliable person with video/audio recording experience for the 2025-2026 school year, to assist with recording department concerts and recitals. Flexible schedule is essential, as most events take place in the evenings or on weekends in the Fine Arts Center or the Church. Responsibilities include showing up early to events to coordinate with performers, recording the event, and editing the recording for distribution and archival and working with other team members as needed to complete these tasks. Preference will be given to underclassmen who are not involved in music department ensembles. If you are interested, please email a resume to Flor.Smith@wallawalla.edu.
SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT CREATOR
The office of Marketing and University Relations is seeking a social media content creator to join our team who is excited about boldly sharing the unique campus culture of WWU on social media. Responsibilities include creating engaging content for social platforms, filming and editing short-form videos, meeting with the social media team regularly to brainstorm and review content, contacting members of the campus community to feature on WWU social platforms, and attending campus events for the purpose of social media coverage. Role can begin spring 2025. Please request the student employment office to send your resume to kelsi@wallawalla.edu.
STUDENT DEVELOPMENT CENTER PEER TUTOR
Tutors at the SDC provide assistance with subject material, academic skills, and learning strategies. Potential tutors should have a strong academic background (min. 3.25 cumulative GPA, 3.5 in subject area), as well as strong communication skills and a desire to help others. We hire tutors for accounting & CIS, computer science, engineering, math, physics, biology & chemistry, A&P, and languages. Comprehensive training is provided in the Fall, and most tutors work 4-8 hours per week.
Apply on our department page: Student Development Center
Summer 2025
COLLECTION MANAGEMENT LIBRARY ASSISTANT
The Collection Management Dept of the library is seeking a summer worker who will continue working into next school year. Summer work is 15-35 hours a week and 10-15 hours a week during the school year. We are a background processing unit that prepares materials for library users and digitizes WWU Archives documents. Duties include data entry, processing library materials for use, document scanning, book repair, and special projects. Careful attention to details and organization skills are an absolute must! If you are interested, please have your student application and resume sent to brooke.davey@wallawalla.edu.
CUSTODIAL CREW MEMBER
Fill your summer days and your bank account while your hands are busy cleaning. You will be trained to deep clean dormitories and campus buildings. The best part of summer custodial employment is getting to know your fellow crew members and listening to your favorites. May lift 50 pounds. Work is performed indoors. To apply, have your student employment application sent to custodial@wallawalla.edu.
LIFEGUARD
The WEC is looking for lifeguards this summer. If you’re qualified and interested contact Michael Jimenez at michael.jimenez@wallawalla.eduor (509) 527-2906.
RENTAL PROPERTIES - CLEANING
Rental Properties Cleaning Crew is currently hiring students that need work for summer and fall quarter. This is a job that will allow you to build your skills, interact with others, while building experience for your resume. You will experience and learn a wide variety of work activities that you can use in the future. If interested, contact the WWU Student Employment Office to have your application forwarded to Rental Properties, and send your resume to Gary.jarnes@wallawalla.edu. Also, you can call Gary at (509) 527-2130 for more information.
RENTAL PROPERTIES - MAINTENANCE
The Rental Properties Maintenance Crew is currently hiring students for the Summer of 2025. This job offers students the opportunity to build a wide variety of maintenance-related skills, useful for any future homeowner and perfect for building a solid resume. Daily activities include painting, sheetrock repair, groundskeeping, light plumbing, electrical fixture and receptacle installation, and much more! Previous construction or maintenance experience preferred, but not necessary. Work week schedule is Monday through Thursday, 7am-5:30pm. Must be willing to work the full 40 hours a week.
If interested, send your resume to Gary.Jarnes@wallawalla.edu and contact the WWU Student Employment Office to have your application forwarded to Rental Properties. You can call Gary at (509) 527-2130 for more information.
U-CREW MEMBER
Join a student team helping local residents with small home and yard tasks like moving, minor repairs, or painting. No prior experience needed—just a helpful attitude, willingness to learn, and team spirit. Training, tools, and mentorship provided. The pay rate is $17.50/hour. To apply, send your cover letter and resume to Kyle.Wilson@wallawalla.edu with subject line: “U-Crew Member Application”.
Off-Campus Federal Work-Study
The following jobs may only be filled by students who have a complete and actual Financial Aid File and a Federal Work-Study Award. Letters of eligibility must be obtained from Heidi Lindstrom in the Student Employment Office prior to contacting the employer. If interested in receiving Co-op credit for any of these jobs, contact the Career Center once you have been hired.
SALES ASSOCIATE
ABC Christian Bookstore is looking for a sales associate. Assists customers with questions and purchases. Requires excellent customer service skills, tact, friendliness, attention to details and effective interpersonal skills. This is a federal work study student position. Responsibilities include: Greet each customer and help them with their needs, operate the cash register at point of sale, answer the phone and take phone orders, tidy, dust, and re-stock shelves as needed, retrieve and take care of messages left on answering machine, monitor books and other items on hold and call customers and/or put back on shelf as needed, change the music in the store, take note of stock shortages, and other duties as assigned. https://www.uccsda.org/jobs
TEACHER’S AID
Rogers is looking for someone to assist teachers by grading papers, creating bulletin boards, copying, and preparing classroom materials, working with students and filing/sorting educational materials. MUST HAVE FEDERAL WORK STUDY ELIGIBILITY TO APPLY. Please see Heidi Lindstrom for a letter of eligibility.
Off-Campus Washington State Work-Study
The following jobs may only be filled by students who are Washington State residents, have a complete and actual Financial Aid File and a State Work-Study Award. Letters of eligibility must be obtained from Heidi Lindstrom in the Student Employment Office prior to contacting the employer. If interested in receiving Co-op credit for any of these jobs, contact the Career Center once you have been hired.
ADMIN & MARKETING ASSISTANT
Administrative Assistant Job Description Duties: Assist in the continued development and implementation of marketing plan. Includes scheduling social media posts, email and text campaigns, and HOA deliveries. Organizing files, placing orders, and monitoring inventory via our POS. Organizing fundraisers and holiday events. Researching suppliers and new product ideas. Must have excellent communication skills both written and oral. Responding to customer inquiries. Other duties as assigned. 10+ hours per week. Flexible schedule. $17 per hour. Reliable transportation, proficient with social media, comfortable with word processing an Excel spreadsheet, excellent written and oral communication in person, by email, and by phone. If you’re interested in this position contact Tami Arias at (509) 301-3530 or tami.arias@yahoo.com.
COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATE
The Communication Associate will support SonBridge Communication and Development in various areas of marketing, public relations and fundraising through writing, social media, photography and graphic design. Applicant should be a good writer and have interest in social media, enjoy hearing a story and writing it down, have an eye for graphic design to create flyers and posters, enjoy sharing information through stories, newsletters, magazine articles, brochures, event and calendar postings. Applicant must have experience writing and editing in English and will ensure alignment branding consistency, content flow, readability, and sentence variety. Spanish proficiency is also a plus. Skills should include proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, CANVA, Adobe Creative Suite as well as multitasking, the ability to work independently, and the ability to work well with other as needed.
To apply, email a cover letter and resume to search@sonbridge.org. For more information, call 509-529-3100
FINANCIAL ANALYST – PART-TIME (PAID INTERNSHIP OR WORK STUDY)
SonBridge Community Center, a non-profit in College Place, regularly employs WWU students. This position applies finance and accounting knowledge in creating a multi-department budget for an $1M/year organization. Interact with skilled financial/accounting professionals. Develop skills with QuickBooks. Work approximately 8 hours per week with flexible days and times. See SonBridge.org. [For Work Study, MUST BE A WASHINGTON STATE RESIDENT TO APPLY. Schedule an appointment with Heidi Lindstrom to get a letter of eligibility.] To apply, visit SonBridge.org, print and fill out an application and either drop it off or email it back to admin@sonbridge.org.
IT & AUDIO-VISUAL ASSOCIATE
SonBridge has an opening for a mission-minded, dedicated person with a curiosity for electronic devices. This position will pull on your passion and expertise in all thing’s computer, display, telecom, and audio. Help facilitate implementation and operations of computer and telephone systems for 20-30 users. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: implementing technology, comparing purchase alternatives, developing a project budget, and operating audiovisual technology. Work approximately 10 hours per week with flexible work hours and days. To apply, visit SonBridge.org, print and fill out an application and either drop it off or email it back to admin@sonbridge.org.
ONLINE STOREFRONT ASSOCIATE
SonBridge, a non-profit in College Place, regularly employs WWU students. This position will pull on your passion and expertise in computers, writing, photography, pricing, and web applications. Create postings on eBay, Amazon, Depop, Poshmark, and/or Etsy for unique and vintage items for SonBridge Thrift & Gift Store. Work approximately 15 hours per week with flexible work hours and days. See SonBridge.org/store. [For Work Study, MUST BE A WASHINGTON STATE RESIDENT TO APPLY. Schedule an appointment with Heidi Lindstrom to get a letter of eligibility.] To apply, visit SonBridge.org, print and fill out an application and either drop it off or email it back to admin@sonbridge.org.
RETAIL OPERATIONS ASSOCIATE
SonBridge, a non-profit in College Place, regularly employs WWU students. This position learns how to process incoming household donations and conduct operations in our Thrift & Gift store. A passion for people and the unusual is imperative! You’ll have the opportunity to learn prioritizing, conflict resolution, merchandising, cashiering, and safety compliance. Work approximately 10 hours per week with priority hours being 10am to 6pm Monday-Thursday and 10am to 4pm on Sunday. Capability to lift 50 lbs. is a plus. See SonBridge.org/store [For Work Study, MUST BE A WASHINGTON STATE RESIDENT TO APPLY. Schedule an appointment with Heidi Lindstrom to get a letter of eligibility.] To apply, visit SonBridge.org, print and fill out an application and either drop it off or email it back to admin@sonbridge.org.
SOCIAL MEDIA AND WRITER ASSOCIATE (WORK-STUDY OR REGULAR)
SonBridge has an opening for a dedicated person, experienced with the art of social media. This position will pull on your passion and expertise in storytelling, writing, journalism, photography, Facebook, Instagram, and web applications. Create regular postings telling of opportunities to serve as well as store promotions, special events, and people served. This position will work with staff to create 3-4 short, high-quality stories each week for web, email, print and social media publication. The stories will share the people, mission, needs and events of the organization. Work approximately 15 hours per week with flexible work hours and days. Visit SonBridge.org, print and fill out an application and either drop it off or email it back to search@sonbridge.org.
TEACHER'S AIDE
Davis School has positions available for Teacher's Aide. Duties include assisting teachers in the classroom, tutoring, correcting papers, making copies, organizing classrooms, and other duties as assigned. Helping with physical education, music activities, and supervising students on the playground are also included. Job offers 4-15 hours per week between the hours of 8:00 am and 4:00 pm. Being bilingual would be helpful. All applicants must have a high school diploma. APPLICANTS MUST BE A WASHINGTON STATE RESIDENT. Prepare to take a copy of your class schedule when applying. If interested, see Heidi Lindstrom for a Letter of Eligibility. The students will also need to complete the districts application https://cpps.tedk12.com/hire/index.asp.
BILINGUAL OUTREACH ASSISTANT
The Walla Walla Country Rural Library District is looking for someone to work Under the direction of the Community Outreach and Bookmobile Supervisor. the Bilingual Outreach Assistant is responsible for working as part of the Bookmobile and Outreach team to support outreach programming, circulation, and customer service functions. The Assistant is based at the Administrative Center and performs outreach duties including program prep, bookmobile collection maintenance, Spanish language assistance, tabling at events, acting as a representative of the District at community locations and events, general assistance to the Outreach and Bookmobile Supervisor, and other duties as needed. This position is 15-19 hours per week with the option for occasional added shifts. Candidates must be available at least 5 days per week, one of which must be a Saturday or Sunday. The schedule will be developed in partnership with the supervisor to accommodate various events and work around the student's class schedule. Candidates must be fluent in spoken and written Spanish and English and eligible for WA state work study. If you are interested see more information and how to apply for the Bilingual Outreach Assistant position.
Off-Campus
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Public Consulting Group is hiring a part-time Administrative Assistant or Customer Service Representative to join their team in Clarkston, WA. This in-office position supports the Social Security Disability Income (SSDI/SSI) Claims Processing Center by performing a range of administrative and clerical tasks such as screening candidates, handling mail, updating databases, and providing general customer support. The ideal candidate is organized, detail-oriented, and a strong communicator. This role offers 20 flexible hours per week, Monday through Friday, at a rate of $16.66/hour (W2). Please email Sam Singh for more information at sams@agilepeoplestaffing.com
https://www.agilestaffinggroups.com
ADT SALES & MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE
ADT Sales & Marketing team is looking for a student with Highly developed interpersonal, organizational and communication skills with the ability to speak publicly with confidence and poise and has a strong sense of ambition and self-motivation. Primary responsibilities include prospecting new customers, closing sales, promoting ADT products, tracking clients using an iPad, and collaborating with your team to meet goals. This position offers full training, performance-based pay (average $32K in 4 months, up to $156K), and opportunities for bonuses, luxury trips, and career advancement.
Contact Greg Junghans at (406) 794-6486 or junghansgreg@gmail.com to apply!
CHILDCARE WORKER
LIFE Church is looking for responsible adults to supervise children ages 0-12 onsite during LIFE Church midweek and weekend events. The hours vary, anywhere from 2-10 hours a week and could be weekdays, evenings, or weekends. The applicant would be part of a team overseeing scheduled activities and free time as outlined by the director, generate engaging opportunities for children, oversee classroom activities & supplies, including set-up, clean-up, and organization. The pay rate for this position is $16.66 per hour. If you’re interested in applying, you can email office@lifechurchww.com for an application or you can call 509-526-3450 and ask for Amy. Applicants must be 18 years of age or older.
AQUATIC CENTER MANAGER
The Aquatic Center Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the scheduling and supervision of personnel at the City Aquatic Center, as well as ensuring daily maintenance of the facility. Key duties include coordinating swim lessons, lap swims, water aerobics, and other aquatic programs. The role also involves testing chlorine residual and pH levels to maintain water quality. Candidates should have extensive knowledge of aquatic center operations, including chemical testing and water treatment processes. The ability to efficiently schedule staff for safe and effective operations is essential. Required certifications include a Certified Pool Operator (CPO) Certificate and Basic First Aid and CPR, with the ability to obtain these credentials before the Aquatic Center's opening in 2025. Applications are available through the Human Resource Department at City Hall or online at www.mfcity.com. Applications must be submitted in person, by mail, or via email at HR@milton-freewater-or.gov. The position remains open until filled.
COLLEGE PLACE PUBLIC SCHOOLS CURRENT OPENINGS
College Place Public Schools have several openings including Substitute Custodian, Substitute Translator, Substitute Kitchen Assistant, and Substitute Paraeducator. If you have any questions, contact Irene Ureno (509) 525-4827. Use the following link to apply: https://cpps.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx.
EMPLOYEE RELATIONS SPECIALIST
Walla Walla Housing Authority is looking for someone who comes with a strong human resources background who can quickly connect and build trust effectively with a variety of people. Applicants will perform the human resource activities to ensure accuracy and compliance, manage the recruitment process through on-boarding ne teammates; training and education programs, collaborate with team leaders regarding employee performance and development and administer payroll and benefits programs. To apply use this link to Walla Walla Housing Authority.
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
Walla Walla Housing Authority is looking for someone who comes with a strong administrative background who can quickly connect and build trust effectively with a variety of people and likes to explore and contribute to bold ideas and learn new skills. Applicants will provide high level administrative support to the Executive Director, senior management teammates and the Board of Commissioners, oversee the day-to-day business support activities to ensure efficient and professional operations. Applicants require three years education/experience in business administration to include supervisory responsibilities. To apply use this link to Walla Walla Housing Authority.
EXPERIENCED DRONE VIDEOGRAPHER NEEDED FOR OCCASIONAL CONTRACT WORK.
CMBell have a need for an occasional drone videographer to assist with specific assignments. They have some flexibility on scheduling these around work or school obligations. Must have access to your own equipment, a portfolio, and references. Experience required as these are professional grade projects. Send your portfolio link and references to delona@cmbell.com. Pay is negotiable based on projects.
FIREFIGHTER
College Place Fire Department is currently recruiting resident volunteer firefighters. The volunteers would be provided room and a stipend of $150 a month to live at the fire department. All training and equipment would be provided. Home volunteers are needed as well. If interested, contact John at (509) 301-2630 or e-mail JBoose@ci.college-place.wa.us.
LAWN MOWING
A Walla Walla Resident is looking to hire someone to help them with lawn mowing. The student must be an energetic person who can use walk-behind gas-powered mower, and can work 1-3 hours per week. The pay rate is $25 per hour. To apply, send an email to Connie at connie.dahlke@charter.net
RACK & MAINTENANCE
Rack & Maintenance is looking for quality employees to work this summer. Prior experience is not necessary, and training will be given. Work can be flexible with summer schedule. To apply, contact Bob Smith at (509) 524-2500 or the office at 509-386-6628
ROGER'S BAKERY AND CAFE WORKER
Roger's Bakery and Cafe is looking for friendly and dependable workers within a variety of positions, including barista, sandwich maker, dishwasher, and more. The positions involve only weekdays and require a food handler's permit. The pay rate is $16.28 per hour. If interested, please apply in-person with a resume at 116 N College Ave, College Place, WA 99324.
SOCIAL MEDIA PHOTOGRAPHER NEEDED FOR OCASSIONAL CONTRACT WORK
CMBell is looking for fresh digital images of the area for use in social media. Looking for seasonal images that showcase the beauty and character of this valley (when they include people, it’s a plus). Generally these are by assignment. Flexible schedule. Payment starts at $100/shot and go up from there if they purchase them. Send your portfolio link and references to delona@cmbell.com
SOCIAL WORK INTERN
The School Social Work Intern worker will provide support to students and their families by addressing social, emotional, and behavioral challenges withing the school environment. The intern will assist in assessing students’ needs, offer individual and group counseling, and collaborate with teachers and families to create supportive interventions. Key responsibilities include crisis intervention, resource development to connect families with community support, and maintaining accurate documentation of student interactions. Complete your application at Prosser School District.
MUST BE A WASHINGTONG STATE RESIDENT TO APPLY. Schedule an appointment with Heidi Lindstrom to get a letter of eligibility.
VIDEOGRAPHER NEEDED FOR OCCASIONAL CONTRACT WORK
CMBell is looking for for an occasional videographer to take on professional assignments. Most require 2-6 hours including prep time, and they have some flexibility on scheduling these around work or school obligations. Must have access to your own equipment, a portfolio, and references. Experience required as these are professional grade projects. Send your applications to delona@cmbell.com. Pay starts at $40/hour and goes up from there, depending on experience and portfolio.
YARD MAINTENANCE
A Walla Walla Resident is looking to hire someone to help them to do general yardwork. The student must be an energetic person who can use walk-behind gas-powered mower, use hand tools to trim shrubs, maintain flowers beds and can work 2-3 hours per week. The pay rate is $17 per hour. To apply, call Debbie at 509-520-9832.
Internships
The following positions are listed as internship opportunities for students and graduating seniors needing experience. Seniors and Graduates may contact the Career Center for additional assistance. Because WWU is not the employed for off-campus jobs we cannot be responsible for the placement or terms and conditions of off-campus employment.
FOUNDRY10
The Youth and Educator SEL Lab at foundry10 is looking to hire a Graduate Student Researcher to assist in the design and execution of research studies focused on social-emotional learning, nature-based learning, and the professional development of educators. The Graduate Student Researcher will help develop a multi-method, multi-site research study that aims to learn how a mental health promotion pilot influences youth connections and social-emotional skill development within afterschool settings. The Graduate Student Researcher will also assist on other projects related to the lab and foundry10’s Health and Well-Being Team, specifically in the communication of research findings to researchers, educators, and community organizations. The Graduate Student Researcher will work closely with Dr. Helen Lee on research projects that require skills or expertise in the graduate student’s field of study. They will provide substantial collaboration on research projects, including helping to develop all aspects of the research process (e.g., designing a research study, recruitment parameters, data analysis techniques, technical and non-technical writing). Additionally, they will work with Junior Researchers in moving projects forward. The ideal candidate has (1) strong written communication skills, (2) research expertise in lab and Health and Well-Being focus areas, and (3) advanced training in qualitative and quantitative research methods. This is a part-time, temporary position with variable hours of 8-15 hours per week, for approximately 15 weeks or longer depending on project needs, with an anticipated start date in June 2024. Pay is $35/hr. Applicants must live in the state of Washington to apply. For how to Apply, visit : Foundry10
US NAVY CHILD AND YOUTH PROGRAMS - SUPPLEMENTAL STAFF
The TCYP program at Utah Tech University is offering a paid internship sponsored by the US Navy and Child Youth Programs, offered during the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters. The duration of the internship is 12 weeks and compensation starts at $15/hr. Benefits include roundtrip airfare, nearby housing, rental cars, gas reimbursement, and college credit. Applicant must be a U.S. citizen who is at least 18 years old, has completed at least 24 college credits, and maintains a minimum GPA of 2.5.
For more information, visit: https://trailblazercyp.utahtech.edu/