Thank you for your interest in work study at Finlandia. You must have work-study in your financial aid award before you can fill out any employment paperwork or secure a work-study job. If you do not have work-study in your award (or are unsure), please contact the Office of Financial Aid to check on availability and eligibility.
If you do have work-study in your financial aid award, you will be required to have all employment paperwork completed and turned in to the Office of Financial Aid before you can begin your job.
WorkStudy Office Hours
Monday-Thursday 9:00a-2:00pm
WORK-STUDY JOB OPENINGS
Job postings are available to participants of the Federal Work-Study Program.
Department: Admissions
Pay: Up to $11/hour
Supervisor: Anthony Schwass
Contact Info: anthony.schwass@finlandia.edu, Nikander Hall
Admissions Outreach Specialists under the supervision of the Dean of Enrollment will be responsible for outreach to prospective students. Outreach will be done primarily via text and phone calls supported by record-keeping in a CRM database. AOS will remind students of their “next steps” in the admissions process and encourage forward progression in the enrollment funnel. In addition, AOS will share their personal experiences at Finlandia University and give prospective students an opportunity to ask questions that can only be answered from a current student’s perspective.
Desired Applicants: Applicants should be great communicators and collaborators that are highly organized and able to multitask while learning new systems and processes.
Department: Office of Student Engagement – POSITION NOT AVAILABLE
Pay: $10.10/hour
Supervisor: Alex Hilterbrand
Contact Info: 906-487-7460, alex.hilterbrand@finlandia.edu, Finlandia Hall
The Office of Student Engagement is seeking individuals who are interested in planning and implementing campus programs that will support and bring Finlandia’s students together. Other duties may include designing posters, maintaining bulletin boards, and assisting with programs.
Desired Applicants: Applicants should be creative, collaborative, and motivated to make a positive impact on the Finlandia student body/fostering a sense of community.
Schedule: Hours are flexible and will work around the student’s class/sports schedule.
Openings: 1 openings
Department: North Wind Books
Pay: $10.25/hour
Supervisor: April Stevens
Contact Info: 906-487-7309, april.stevens@finlandia.edu, North Wind Books
Serve customers, keep shop in order and stock replenished, perform clerical duties, and other duties as assigned.
Desired Applicants: Workers should be dependable, able to serve customers, willing to learn, and willing to maintain appropriate appearance. Must have weekend availability.
Schedule: Includes M-F & Saturday availability.
Openings: 4 openings
Department: North Wind Books
Pay: $10.50/hour
Supervisor: April Stevens
Contact Info: 906-487-7309, april.stevens@finlandia.edu, North Wind Books
Supervise operations. Helping customers locate and purchase merchandise. Restock and organize merchandise.
Desired Applicants: Workers should have a working knowledge of all aspects of the bookstore. Workers should be dependable, able to serve customers, willing to learn, and willing to maintain appropriate appearance. Must have weekend availability.
Schedule: Includes M-F & Saturday availability
Openings: 3 openings
Off Campus – Horizons Alternative School
Pay: $11/hour
Supervisor: Marie Bonenfant
Contact Info: 906-487-7261, marie.bonenfant@finlandia.edu, Mannerheim 204
Students may be assigned to a specific class or be spread over multiple rooms. Assist with class projects, tutoring students; office duties, copying, etc.
Desired Applicants: Must have good interpersonal skills and the ability to work with large groups.
Schedule: Includes M-F
Openings: 3 openings
*background checks will be conducted prior to hire.
Department: Advancement – POSISTIONS FULL
Pay: $10.50/hour
Supervisor: Kailee Laplander
Contact Info: 906-487-720, kailee.laplander@finlandia.edu, Hoover Center
Assist the Advancement & Alumni Department with donor files, donor communications, and event planning. Assistants may help with various events on campus and off that will engage donors and alumni. The assistant will also serve as an ambassador for Finlandia’s Donor Thank You program.
Desired Applicants: Applicants should be highly self-directed, organized and willing to adapt quickly while gaining real world event and public relations experience.
Schedule: Hours will be flexible with potential for limited weekend or evening work during larger events.
Openings: 2 openings
Department: Finnish American Heritage Center
Pay: $10.10/hour
Supervisor: Joanna Chopp
Contact Info: joanna.chopp@finlandia.edu, Finnish American Heritage Center
The FAHC has two opportunities for a docent (museum guide) for “The Price of Freedom: Finland’s Winter War” exhibit, which is located at 603 Jutila Center.
Desired Applicants: This is an ideal position for students with an interest in History and/or Finnish Studies. Activities include: greeting and engaging visitors, answering questions about the exhibited materials (basic training will be provided) and Finnish American Heritage Center activities, and some general archive tasks. Must be punctual and personable.
Schedule: Students can set their own schedule of up to 8 hours per week; the hours must be worked on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Students will be expected to maintain the same weekly schedule throughout the semester.
Openings:There are 2 open positions. Each student will be scheduled for unique hours; students will not be scheduled to work at the same time.
Contribute to the success of the president’s office on and off campus by providing hospitality to guests, assisting with board of trustee events, and doing various clerical work.
Desired Applicants: Applicants should be highly self-directed, organized and willing to adapt quickly while gaining real world event and public relations experience. Applicants must have a positive attitude and a welcoming demeanor.
Schedule: Hours will be flexible with potential for limited weekend or evening work during larger events.
Openings: 1 opening
Department: Communications Pay: Up to $10.50/hour Supervisor: Jordan Shawhan Contact Info: jordan.shawhan@finlandia.edu, Jutila Center
Finlandia’s Communication Department is looking for high-energy, self-motivated, and skilled individuals interested in assisting with various marketing and communications projects.
Desired Applicants: Applicants should be able to demonstrate skills in one or more of the following areas: basic photography & videography including DSLR cameras, photo editing and organization, graphic design, event promotion, and social media. Above all, applicants should be creative, highly self-directed, willing to take on new challenges, motivated to help tell Finlandia’s story and interested in collaborating with alumni, faculty, and students on campus.
Schedule: Hours will be flexible. Equipment and workspace is provided.
Openings: 3 openings
Department: Communications Pay: Up to $11/hour Supervisor: Jordan Shawhan Contact Info: jordan.shawhan@finlandia.edu, Jutila Center
Finlandia’s communication department is looking for high-energy, self-motivated and skilled individuals interested in telling Finlandia’s story.
Desired Applicants: Applicants should demonstrate skills in the following areas: writing, editing/proofreading, verbal communication, analysis, event promotion, website editing/production, social media. Please provide example work, if possible. Above all, applicants should be highly self-directed, willing to take on new challenges, motivated to help tell Finlandia’s story and interested in gaining real-world experience.
Schedule: Hours will be flexible. Equipment and workspace is provided.
Openings: 1 opening
Department: Communications Pay: $11/hour Supervisor: Jordan Shawhan Contact Info: jordan.shawhan@finlandia.edu, Jutila Center
Finlandia’s communication department is looking for a high-energy, self-motivated and skilled individual interested in assisting in the management of Finlandia’s web domains.
Desired Applicants: Applicants should demonstrate skills in the following areas: website editing/production, attention to detail, writing, editing/proofreading, and verbal communication. Above all, applicants should be highly organized, willing to take on new challenges, and interested in gaining real-world web management experience.
Schedule: Hours will be flexible. Equipment and workspace is provided.
Openings: 1 opening
Off Campus – Houghton-Portage Elementary School
Pay: $11/hour
Supervisor: Marie Bonenfant
Contact Info: 906-487-7261, marie.bonenfant@finlandia.edu, Mannerheim 204
Students may be assigned to a specific class or be spread over multiple rooms. Assist with class projects, tutoring students; office duties, copying, etc.
Desired Applicants: Must have good interpersonal skills and the ability to work with large groups.
Schedule: Includes M-F
Openings: 3 openings
*background checks will be conducted prior to hire.
Off Campus – CLK Elementary School
Pay: $11/hour
Supervisor: Marie Bonenfant
Contact Info: 906-487-7261, marie.bonenfant@finlandia.edu, Old Main
Students may be assigned to a specific class or be spread over multiple rooms. Assist with class projects, tutoring students; office duties, copying, etc.
Desired Applicants: Must have good interpersonal skills and the ability to work with large groups.
Schedule: Includes M-F
Openings: 3 openings
*background checks will be conducted prior to hire.
Department: Finnish Studies -POSITION FULL
Pay: $10.10/hour
Supervisor: Richard Gee
Contact Info: 906-487-7280, richard.gee@finlandia.edu, Mannerheim
The criminal justice work study student will assist in library and programmatic research for current projects as well as administrative tasks as assigned. Student will be expected to be able to write annotated bibliographies or at least be willing to learn. They will also be able to or willing to learn basic LMS tasks.
Desired Applicants: No previous experience is necessary.
Schedule: Hours will be flexible
Openings: 1 opening
Department: Finnish Studies
Pay: $10.10/hour
Supervisor: Hilary Virtanen
Contact Info: 906-487-7514, hilary.virtanen@finlandia.edu, Mannerheim
The successful candidate will assist with duties including bulletin board design, digital document filing, social media, internet and library-based small research projects, and bibliographic work on the Journal of Finnish Studies, an international research journal. As a worker engages in these tasks, they acclimate themselves to typical university office environments, preparing themselves for similar positions upon graduation either by directly joining the workforce, or through graduate assistantships in MA and PhD programs.
Desired Applicants: No previous experience is necessary, though strong proofreading, reading, and writing skills are a plus. Prior experience or interest in Finnish language and culture is preferred but not required.
Schedule: Hours will be flexible
Openings: 1 opening
Department: Cafeteria
Pay: $11/hour
Supervisor: Tim Nakkula
Contact Info: 906-487-7374, tim.nakkula@finlandia.edu, Finlandia Hall Cafe
Have all patrons entering the cafeteria present proper FinnU identification, verify ID as resident or not – this is a resident student’s meal pass, verify that all non-residents, faculty/staff are presenting a lunch pass, or pay the proper cash amount for that meal. Workers will have to refuse admittance to anyone without proper i.d. or an appropriate form of payment. In addition, keep a running tally of all whom enter the cafeteria, be responsible for cash transactions and operating a cash register.
Desired Applicants: Workers should be dependable, able to serve customers, willing to learn, and willing to maintain appropriate appearance.
Schedule: Hours will be flexible
Openings: 5 openings
*position may be combine with Kitchen Assistant – Food Service position.
Department: Cafeteria
Pay: $11/hour
Supervisor: Tim Nakkula
Contact Info: 906-487-7374, tim.nakkula@finlandia.edu, Finlandia Hall Cafe
Duties include but are not limited to: washing dishes, silverware, pots, pans, utensils, etc., putting clean wares away in proper locations. Cleaning and sanitizing dining room tables, counters, and equipment, sweeping and moping floors. Change garbage as needed, assist with the preparation and serving of cafeteria menu items. All food service personal must wear a hat or hair net while in the kitchen or cafeteria. All new staff will be trained on safe food service practices.
*position may be combine with Kitchen Assistant – Food Service position.
Desired Applicants: Workers should be dependable, able to serve customers, willing to learn, and willing to maintain appropriate appearance.
Schedule: Hours will be flexible
Openings: 5 openings
Department: Residence Life-POSITION FULL
Pay: $10.10/hour
Supervisor: Alex Hilterbrand
Contact Info: 906-487-7460, alex.hilterbrand@finlandia.edu, Finlandia Hall
Work in a residence life office under the direct supervision of the Director of Residence Life to provide excellent customer service and contribute to the safety and security of students living in the residence hall. Responsibilities include: provide friendly/professional customer service, answer phones/respond to inquiries of residents and general public, sign out games and equipment, submit IT and Housing work order requests to the housing coordinator, maintain security by being familiar w/ surroundings and Finlandia residents/guests, uphold university policy when necessary, encourage students to take responsibility for their actions, provide front desk coverage as scheduled, attend residence life training before the start of each semester; be available to assist with welcome week, complete and maintain paperwork for residence hall records and front desk responsibilities, produce flyers for campus events, maintain cleanliness of common areas of Finn Hall, other duties as assigned.
Desired Applicants: Be committed to serving in this position for one complete academic year, possess leadership qualities beneficial to an educational environment, be personable and committed to quality customer service.
Schedule: Hours will be flexible
Openings: 2 openings
Department: TLC (Tutoring and Learning Center)
Pay: $10.10/hour
Supervisor: Veronica Horning
Contact Info: 906-487-7326, veronica.horning@finlandia.edu, Mannerheim Hall
Front desk staff are responsible for greeting and directing students to appropriate services within the TLC. They are also responsible for scheduling tutoring appointments, answering all incoming calls, completing clerical work, and other duties as assigned.
Desired Applicants: Workers should be dependable, willing to learn, and willing to maintain appropriate appearance.
The Gallery Assistant will be responsible for sitting at the entry podium and greeting the public, answering questions about the exhibit, and making sure the building is locked at the end of their shift. There will be time for the student to do homework during their shift. The GA will also help with publicity for the gallery, including addressing mailings and hanging posters at various times during the semester.
Desired Applicants: It is very important to be reliable, punctual and consistent in working your shifts. Because you are the only person staffing the gallery you need to cover your shift (or arrange for a substitute if you have a conflict or are ill. There can be no last minute cancellations of your hours). You must assure the building is locked before you leave your shift. This position interfaces with the community, you must be willing to be friendly and helpful to the public and wear casual business attire. No prior knowledge of art is required, but an interest to learn is important.
Schedule: The Gallery Assistant (GA) is responsible for staffing the gallery on Thursday evenings from 4:30 pm-7:00pm and from Saturday 12:00 pm-4:00 pm.
Openings: 1 opening
Department: Housekeeping
Pay: $11/hour
Supervisor: Nicole Heikkila
Contact Info: 906-487-7204, nicole.heikkila@finlandia.edu, Mannerheim Hall
Help with the cleaning of all buildings on campus—hallways, classrooms, bathrooms, offices, picking up garbage, etc. Students must be able to work independently, with little supervision. Students must be responsible, reliable, and punctual.
Help with circulation desk tasks and take care of miscellaneous tasks around the library. Checking in/out materials, shelving, cleaning, organizing, decorating, mail runs, recycling, book processing, periodical maintenance, helping patrons, setting up/taking down presenting equipment and more.
Desired Applicants: The ability to use a computer, follow directions, and communicate.
Schedule:Schedule: Hours of operation: M-F 8am- 8pm, Sat (closed); Sun10am – 4pm
Evening: Working closely with security if any conduct issues arise, and also to an ability to be responsible for the library without library staff being there. Along with other responsibilities: Help with circulation desk tasks and take care of miscellaneous tasks around the library. Checking in/out materials, shelving, cleaning, organizing, decorating, mail runs, recycling, book processing, periodical maintenance, helping patrons, setting up/taking down presenting equipment, and more. Library Staff will work with students until they are established in the position.
Schedule: 3-hour block shifts twice a week.
Openings: 4 openings
Weekend: Working closely with security if any conduct issues arise, and also to an ability to be responsible for the library without library staff being there. Along with other responsibilities: Help with circulation desk tasks and take care of miscellaneous tasks around the library. Checking in/out materials, shelving, cleaning, organizing, decorating, mail runs, recycling, book processing, periodical maintenance, helping patrons, setting up/taking down presenting equipment, and more. Library Staff will work with students until they are established in the position.
Schedule: 6 hours shift on Sunday. Open to close (10am – 4pm).
Openings: 2 openings
Department: Maintenance
Pay: $11/hour
Supervisor: Curt Hahka
Contact Info: 906-487-7380, curt.hahka@finlandia.edu, Mannerheim Hall
Grounds keeping, shoveling, sanding/salting are some of the duties you will be responsible for. Other duties will be assigned as needed on days the above are not needed.
Desired Applicants: Student workers must be able to work independently, with little supervision. Students must be responsible, and reliable, and punctual.
Schedule: Hours are flexible. In the winter months, work hours may begin at 6 or 7 a.m.
Supervise skills lab, open lab hours in evenings and weekends (minimum of 3 hours each weekend). Assist other nursing students with skills practice and classwork. Clean lab: vacuum and sweep, wash tables and surfaces, make beds, tidy-up. Additional duties as assigned by nursing faculty. Additional hours mid-week where needed: shredding, filing, cleaning, lab laundry, lab set-up/take-down. Additional duties as assigned.
Desired Applicants: Must be Junior or Senior-level nursing major student
Schedule: Supervise skills lab open lab hours in evening & weekend (minimum of 3 hours each weekend). Additional hours mid-week where needed.
Openings: 1 opening
Department: Registrar
Pay: $10.10/hour
Supervisor: Natalie Borgen
Contact Info: 906-487-7272, natalia.borgen@finlandia.edu, Mannerheim East 108
Job duties include: general office duties – filing, organizing, verifying student lists and file cabinets; assist in data entry through the Empower system, along with using Word and Excel; assist office visitors with general questions; put up office announcements around campus; and other general duties as assigned.
Desired Applicants: Attention to detail. Ability to maintain confidentiality. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. Ability to learn general office duties and practices with a respectful outlook and attitude.
Schedule: Hours are flexible. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Openings: 1 openings
Department: TRIO SSS (Student Support Services) -POSITION FULL
Pay: $10.10/hour
Supervisor: Terri Olsen
Contact Info: 906-487-7296, terri.olsen@finlandia.edu, Nikander Hall
TRIO SSS is a high traffic office. OA (office assistants) greet every person entering the office in a friendly and helpful manner. OA’s enter the Learning Lab attendance on a daily basis while verifying that the tutors have scanned in their rosters. OA’s assist TRIO participants with requests for copying, school supplies, computer lab assistance, information and appointments. OA’s assist the TRIO professional staff with office duties such as copying, student filing, student messaging, public relations, planning, and cleaning. Attention to detail and a high personal work ethic are critical. OA’s collect and document all TRIO student supply and copy center use slips. This includes accurate entry of services and supplies into the student access database. OA’s are responsible for implementing weekly “popcorn day.” This includes using the popcorn machine to keep adequate supplies of popcorn cooked throughout the day. At the end of popcorn day, the OA’s are responsible for thoroughly cleaning the popcorn machine.
Desired Applicants: OA’s must be professional, reliable, responsible, able to keep information confidential, be able to both follow direction and work independently and function as an effective member of a team.
Schedule: Hours are flexible. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Openings: 5 openings
Department: TLC (Tutoring and Learning Center)
Pay: $11/hour
Supervisor: Veronica Horning
Contact Info: 906-487-7326, veronica.horning@finlandia.edu, Mannerheim Hall
To be eligible, you must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher
Tutor individual students and facilitate group study sessions, write summaries of appointments with students, refer students experiencing personal or severe academic difficulties to the academic success coach, assist students with technology, demonstrate study techniques, attend tutor meetings.
Desired Applicants: Good interpersonal skills, competency in subjects tutored, cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above, good written/verbal communication skills, sensitive to needs and problems of under- prepared, developmental, or learning disabled students. Supervision will be given by the academic success coach and the TRiO academic specialist. Workers shall conduct themselves in a professional manner.
Schedule: Hours are flexible. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Openings: 4 openings
Department: PTA – POSISTIONS FULL
Pay: $10.10/hour
Supervisor: Anne Halgren
Contact Info: 906-487-7308, anne.halgren@finlandia.edu, Hirvonen CHS Building 302A, 202A/202B PTA Classroom/Lab
Duties will include monitoring the PTA computer lab, PTA lab laundry, copying, filing, scanning, participating as a model for practical examinations for various PTA classes, running errands, and other duties as assigned.
Desired Applicants: Students should be well-organized and able to work independently, along with having computer skills – experience with Microsoft office is needed.
Schedule: Hours are flexible. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Openings: 1 opening
Department: Chapel of St. Matthew
Pay: $10.10/hour
Supervisor: Sarah Semmler Smith
Contact Info: 906-487-7239, sarah.semmlersmith@finlandia.edu, Chapel of St. Matthew
Duties include: accompanying “university singers” in their weekly rehearsals (MWR 3:10-4:00); practicing pieces for accompaniment; accompanying for performances (typically at end of each semester). If time and hours permit, may also accompany other events/activities.
Openings: 1 opening
Department: Athletics – POSISTIONS FULL
Pay: $10.10/hour
Supervisor: Mike Bond
Contact Info: 906-487-7459, michael.bond@finlandia.edu
Check people in at the front desk, process memberships, dust equipment and benches, wipe down all benches and blue pads, vacuum turf and rugs inside the FC and all rugs inside Nurmi, mopping when needed and make sure people working out are abiding by state and university health protocols. Working home athletic events as well.
Desired Applicants: Must be able to do light to medium lifting, shoveling of snow required at times, must be punctual.
Schedule: Hours are flexible. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Openings: 24 openings
Department: Unite Mental Health & Wellness
Pay: $11/hour
Supervisor: Angela Price/Beth Shannon
Contact Info: 906-523-7064, angelap@unitewellness.org, 1014 College Avenue, Houghton, MI
Unite UP (dba unite Mental Health & Wellness) is a new mental health nonprofit with a mission to unite under-served rural communities with specialty mental and behavioral health professionals. We are seeking someone to help with reception and general office duties in our College Avenue office in Houghton. The right person should have both strength in character and empathy.
Desired Applicants: No previous experience is necessary, but you should have an interest in mental health, psychology, or health information systems. The ability to adhere to privacy and confidentiality laws is required. Reliability is a must!
Schedule: Hours will vary but will generally be from 3:00pm-7:00pm Mondays through Fridays. Early morning hours from 7:00am – 9:00am may also be available.
Time sheets are now electronic. Please log your hours on ADP Workforce Now. Click here to learn how to log your hours!
Please note: If time sheets are turned in late on ADP Workforce Now, students may not get paid until a later pay date.
Work-Study Program Description
The work-study program at Finlandia University is administered and coordinated by the Office of Financial Aid and Human Resources. The University receives funds each year from the federal government to administer the program and pay the students.
The work-study program provides part-time jobs for students with financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay for education expenses. The program encourages community service work and work related to the student’s course of study whenever possible. It also can be a resume builder by helping a student get their “foot in the door” and gain some valuable experience in a particular field before leaving school.
Students are paid by the hour and receive a paycheck bi-weekly. Wages paid under the program must equal at least the current federal minimum wage but may be higher depending on the type of work, required skills, or experience. Finlandia University currently pays a wage ranging from $9.65 to $11 per hour. The number of hours required a week will depend on the size of award the student has received. Currently, in order to offer the widest number of students an opportunity to participate, all work-study awards are being given at the amount of $1,250/semester.
A STUDENTS WORK-STUDY ELIGIBILITY FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR IS BASED ON:
When the student applied for financial aid (students must complete the FAFSA form).
Financial need.
Whether or not the student has registered for classes in the upcoming school year.
The University’s funding level. Students must also be U.S. or naturalized citizens.
Finlandia University does not have an institutional work-study program. All funding received for work-study is currently from the federal government. As a result, funding is limited and students must fill out a FAFSA form and be financially eligible to receive a work-study award.
Students may work either on or off-campus; however there are a limited number of off-campus jobs. Off-campus employment must be with either a private, non-profit organization or a public agency, and the work performed must be in the public interest. We currently have placements in the community with the Copper Country Community Arts Center in Hancock, CLK Schools in the Calumet area, and the Houghton-Portage Elementary School in Houghton.
On-campus employment can be found in such departments and offices as the library, cafeteria, campus administrative offices, mail center, the bookstore, academic departments, athletics and the residence hall to mention just a few. The work-study coordinator and work-study supervisors will determine the number of students needed in each department each year. The program generally has around 150 students participating in the program each academic year.
Work-Study “How-To” Process to Gain Employment
All students must have been awarded work-study and have completed and returned the employment packet (obtained by the Office of Financial Aid) they received. You cannot begin working until this information and your financial aid packet have been submitted to the Financial Aid office. Forms for returning and new students can be found here toward the bottom of the page Financial Aid Forms under Federal Work-Study Program.
Look over the list of available job openings and pick out a number of jobs the would interest you. Contact the supervisor of that department to check for availability, schedule compatibility, and any possible qualifications that may be required. The list of job postings will updated under the “Work Study Job Openings” section at the top of this page.
Secure a job with the supervisor of that job opening and have them sign the blue Student Assignment Sheet (can be obtained by the Office of Financial Aid). Supervisors will not be able to hire you under the work-study program unless you have a blue student assignment sheet. This is available in the Office of Financial Aid.
Have the Work-Study Assignment Sheet returned to the Office of Financial Aid.
Plan a schedule with your supervisor and begin working at your new job. Time sheets will be completed electronically on ADP Workforce Now. If you do not have a log in, please contact Marie Bonenfant (marie.bonenfant@finlandia.edu). Please note the due dates for you time sheets on the ADP home page. In order to guarantee your paycheck is not delayed, all time sheets must be turned in by this date.
The Financial aid Office must have completed employment packet and a signed student assignment sheet in your file, along with a completed financial aid file, before you can begin working.