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The Wabash Employment Self-Help Program (commonly referred to as ESH) provides students with the opportunity to work on campus as part of their financial aid packages. Most ESH positions are listed on our WabashWorks system through Career Services. The majority of ESH positions are posted at the beginning of each semester, however, they may be posted at any time throughout the academic year.
To apply for ESH positions, students must complete and upload a Campus Employment Application to their WabashWorks account as a resume. (Please note that this does not take the place of a regular resume, which you will need to apply for internships and permanent positions elsewhere.)
It is important to note that some campus offices use a separate ESH application Form, as well. These forms chould be filled out and uploaded to WabashWorks as cover letters and then submitted along with your Campus Employment Application.
To locate and apply for ESH jobs in WabashWorks you will need to follow these steps:
(1) Fully complete the proper application (above) in MSWord and save it in your Documents as an rtf file.
(2) Login to your WabashWorks account (all students have an account) Your username is the same as your Wabash username unless it was not unique in this nationwide data base. In that case, letters from your first name were added until we got a unique username. Your password is wabash and may be changed as soon as you login. Contact Toni McKinney at mckinnet@wabash.edu or x6414 with any problems.
(3) For first-time WabashWorks users, you will need to complete your Profile information in order to fully access the system.
(4) In WabashWorks, click on 'Documents', 'Upload a Document', upload the application you saved in Word. Be sure to upload it as a resume in order to be able to apply for the ESH jobs.
(5) Now, scroll down on your front page and click on 'ESH Jobs' in the One-Click Searches right side of the page. The results will be all the current ESH position openings.
(6) Identify the specific position(s) which interest you and read the description. If you qualify and would like to apply scroll to the bottom of the listing and follow the application directions. The application form you uploaded will be emailed directly to the contact person for that job.
For questions about the ESH program in general, go to the Financial Aid Office’s ESH page at http://www.wabash.edu/admissions/finances/jobs.
For assistance with the application process and/or WabashWorks, contact Toni McKinney at mckinnet@wabash.edu or 765-361-6414. You are also welcome to stop by the Career Services office for in-person assistance.
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