Federal Work-Study Students – Update

Federal Work-Study Students

  • As of May 9th, federal work-study funds allotted to the University will be fully expended.
  • If you are working remotely, being paid through federal work-study, and anticipated working past May 9th, contact your supervisor to discuss your employment.
  • If you were unable to work remotely and are being paid through federal work-study COVID-19 exception, you will receive half of your standard work schedule for the pay period ending May 16th.  At that point, the federal work-study COVID-19 exception will be complete.     
  • If you are working remotely and being paid through university student wages or a research project/grant, this announcement does not affect your employment.
  • If you have earned all of your federal work-study award for the academic year 19-20, the University will not be able to pay any additional federal work-study funds.

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