Welcome to PROVOST BUSINESS OPERATIONS
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PROVOST BUSINESS OPERATIONS Current Highlights
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Eligble Work-Study Periods:
| Time Period: | Information: |
|---|---|
| Fall Semester | Work may begin on the first day of the first payroll date following summer Work-Study operations and must stop on/before the last day of the last payroll date for Fall-only positions and students who are not enrolled in the Spring term. Follow the program calendar for exact dates. |
| Winter Break | Work between semesters is ONLY ALLOWED for students enrolled in both Fall & Spring classes who are employed in a WS position for Fall & Spring |
| Spring Semester | Work may start on the first day of spring classes for Spring-only students and must stop on/before the last day of spring exams for all Fall & Spring and Spring-only positions |
| Summer Terms | FWS funding is not available for Summer
CWS program funding remaining at the end of Spring can be used to fund a summer work-study program. Notifications are released in mid Spring if funding is available |
| Student Breaks | Students may work during intra-semester breaks provided a registered supervisor is present when student is working |
| University Holidays | Work IS NOT permitted during university holidays when departments are closed.
If the department is open and a registered WS Supervisor is present, students can work during university holidays on a voluntary basis |
| Well-Being Days | Students may work during Well-Being Days provided a registered supervisor is present when student is working. Supervisors and students are recommended to discuss and agree upon a work schedule during Well-Being days. |
