Here are some places to look for on and off campus employment:

►eRecruiting is a new online tool offered by the Center for Human Development to help connect students with job opportunities.  Simply login at http://umf.erecruiting.com/er/security/login.jsp and search for jobs.

►The Center for Human Development has two career counselors on staff.  They can help with your job search and review your resume and cover letter.  Call (207) 778-7034 to make an appointment.

►Attend the Job Fair (annually in September), Career Fair (annually in March), and/or the Education Fair (annually in April) on the UMF campus.

►Use on-line resources: www.jobsinme.com, www.employmenttimesonline.com, www.schoolspring.com

►The Wilton Career Center has job listings that are updated on a regular basis.  Visit their office at 865 US Rte 2E, Wilton, ME, call (207) 645-5800, or view their website http://www.mainecareercenter.com/

►Check the Financial Aid web site for openings on campus (work-study and work initiative) http://financialaid.umf.maine.edu/student_employment.php

►Check with the following UMF Departments:  Health and Fitness Center, Computer Center, Facilities Mgmt, ARAMARK. 

►Stop in at local businesses and ask if they are hiring.  Use the following link to find local business contact information:  http://www.acinet.org/acinet/employerlocator/ EmpLocatorByLocation.asp?action=location

►Contact the recreation departments for Wilton and Farmington for summer work.

►Check the Friday edition of the Franklin Journal for job openings or The Daily Bulldog at http://www.dailybulldog.com/index.html

►Local job openings are sometimes posted on the bulletin board on the lower level of the Student Center (next to the snack bar) and on the CHD’s bulletin board.

►You can also use the bulletin boards and the Franklin Journal to advertise that you are seeking employment in a particular field such as: daycare, house keeping, yard work, etc.

►Talk to your friends, classmates and faculty – they are often great resources.

►Volunteering & internships can sometimes lead to a job.

►Additional on-line resources: