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FEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM

FEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM. Office of Student Financial Services 2012-2013. What Is Federal Work-Study?. Student employment funded by the US Department of Education Work must be public, it can not involve religious, political or sectarian work

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FEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM

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  1. FEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM Office of Student Financial Services 2012-2013

  2. What Is Federal Work-Study? • Student employment funded by the US Department of Education • Work must be public, it can not involve religious, political or sectarian work • It includes a wide variety of jobs on and off campus • As of 2010-2011, Research opportunities are now included

  3. Why Would You be Interested? 1. Earn some extra cash 2. Lower loan debt 3. Networking contacts 4. Enriches the community with MWU student participation 5. Applying your academic skills in your field of study

  4. What Work Options Are Available? • On Campus Work $10.00/hr • Community Service $12.00/hr • Professional Research On and Off Campus $12.00/hr

  5. Employment Examples • Campus Work $10.00/hr • Clerical duties • Library assistant • Wellness Center • Media Resources

  6. Employment Examples • Community Service$12.00/hr • Arizona Literacy Center • Arizona Cardinals Prep Academy • Horses Help • Red Cross • MWU Sponsored Events

  7. Employment Examples • Research On and Off Campus$12.00/hr • Biomedical Program • Pharmacy Program • Cancer research- TGen or Mayo Clinic

  8. How Do I Find Out About Work Options? • Go to our websitewww.midwestern.edu • Network • Peers • Programs and/or Departments Please note: All events and positions must be approved by the Office Of Student Financial Services

  9. MWU Home Page

  10. Financial Aid/Federal Work Study page

  11. Available positions

  12. FWS Employment & Payroll Forms

  13. How Do I Sign Up? • FAFSA, Payroll forms and appropriate Employment Approval Forms • Notify our office if you did not indicate yes on your FAFSA • Initial award $2,000.00 per academic year

  14. Payroll/Employment Approval Forms • W-4: Federal Withholding Form • A-4: Arizona Form • I-9: Employment Eligibility Verification • Employment Approval Packets and new student check list

  15. W4: Federal Withholding form Choose only one!

  16. A4: Arizona Withholding form

  17. I-9: Employment Eligibility Verification

  18. FWS Checklist

  19. Employment Approval forms

  20. Job description form

  21. Code of Responsibility

  22. How Do I Get Paid? • Submit accurate timesheet • Bi-weekly: See payroll Schedule • First round of payroll will be by check • Direct Deposit

  23. Time sheet-Arizona

  24. Federal Work-Study FAQ’S • Do I pay taxes on my earnings?Yes, you will receive a W-2 and if you are required to file an income tax return you will include these earnings. • Do all types of jobs qualify?No, please always verify with our office prior to starting a position. • Can I develop my own work-study opportunities? Yes, generally the organization must be a not for profit and serve the public interest. If that is the case a Participation Agreement must be completed and submitted to our office. Review handbook for details or email our office azfinaid@midwestern.edu. • Can I work over the summer or during breaks? Yes, you must have completed a FAFSA and be eligible for FWS and be enrolled for the fall quarter.

  25. More FAQ’S • Do I need approval for a job before I start working? Yes, each year and each new position requires a new employment approval form. • Do all positions need to be on campus? No, they can be on or off campus. • Am I restricted as to how much I can earn? Yes, students can earn up to the award amount Note: Changes can be made based on funding and eligibility. • How many hours a week can I work?20 hoursrecommended no more than 8 hours a day. Federal Regulations state 40 hours a week and no more than 10 hours a day.

  26. Additional Questions? • Review The Federal Work-Study Handbook • Emailazfinaid@midwestern.edu • Call Office of Student Financial Services (623)572-3321

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