$mart Work Mizzou fellowship application

$mart Work Mizzou application

The $mart Work Mizzou program provides on-campus employment opportunities for international students. For more information about the program and eligibility requirements, visit the $mart Work Mizzou website.

Complete all information below to be considered for the $mart Work Mizzou program.

Applicant information

Last/family name

First/given name

MU ID number

Country of citizenship

Are you a refugee student?

How many hours per week do you prefer to work?

5 to 10 hours per week
10 to 15 hours per week
15 to 20 hours per week

Which of the following MU employers would you prefer to work for? (select up to five)

International Student and Scholar Services: Provide administrative and customer service support, including assisting the front desk, record keeping, organizing information and assisting with student outreach programs. Develop skills in customer service, data entry and outreach programs.
Campus Dining Services: Have the opportunity to cross-train for multiple positions, including food preparation and service, cashier and wait staff.
MU Police Department: Serve in a variety of administrative or support roles, ensuring visitors at large events are able to enter through designated entrances, park in the correct spaces and safely exit venues.
Mizzou Store: Gain experience at retail outlets across campus, including assisting with the packaging and delivery of textbooks and school supplies to student customers.
Campus Facilities — Landscape Services: Develop a range of skills working in support of MU's landscape, which is designated a botanic garden. Help care for the 1,262-acre main campus featuring more than 42,000 plants and trees.
Missouri Student Unions: Support events and programs held within student community centers through positions including administrative, technology support, videography, facilities and event staff.
Office of Student Engagement: Support campus-wide student involvement events, trainings and volunteer experiences through positions including event staff, involvement ambassadors and other support roles.
MU Libraries: Help maintain and support a collection including more than 4.2 million print volumes, 1 million e-books and 53,400 journal titles by cataloging, shelving print materials and technology support.
International Admissions: Support undergraduate recruitment, retention and outreach through administrative support or international student ambassador positions.

Describe your previous paid or unpaid work, internship or volunteer/community service activities and experiences.

What have you learned through the work, internship or volunteer/community service activities in which you have participated?

Briefly describe your academic and career goals.

What do you hope to gain through this program?

Upload your résumé.

File must be a PDF. For assistance in writing your résumé, see the MU Career Center website.