To be awarded Federal Work-Study, a student must meet the following requirements:
The awarded student initiates placement procedures. Students must use Panther Career Net (the student on-line job board). Panther Career Net (PCN) assists students with many career opportunities, including on-campus and off-campus employment opportunities. The student will contact prospective employers for interviews. Participating supervisors are required to provide job descriptions to the Federal Work-Study students before the student is hired. Supervisors will be notified of the procedure for submitting job descriptions. It is the student's responsibility to arrange for an interview with the prospective supervisors.
What is Panther Career Net (PCN)?
Panther Career Net (PCN) is Georgia State University's central 24/7 online job and internship board for students. PCN is designed to help the career services office and employers communicate with students about managing their career and job search. PCN's primary purpose is to inform students about career programs, on-campus recruiting and most importantly, employment opportunities!
How do I sign up for Panther Career Net?
No sign up registration is required to access Panther Career Net. Simply visit https://gsu-csm.symplicity.com/students/index.php?au=&ck=&cck=1 and login with your campus ID and campus password.
What is my User ID and Password for Panther Career Net?
Your UserID and password will ALWAYS be your official Georgia State campus ID and campus password (or GoSolar login). To get started with Panther Career Net, visit http://www.gsu.edu/career/panther_career_net.html and log in with your campus ID and password.
For complete instructions on how to access the system or to review the Panther Career Net Quick Start Sheet and view the PCN online orientation, please visit http://www.gsu.edu/career/panther_career_net.html or call 404-413-1839.
If sufficient funds are available, students will be given an opportunity to apply for Summer Federal Work-Study awards. The summer application is available for students to download usually during the month of February and students are encouraged to apply for financial aid, including Federal Work-Study, as soon as possible. Awards are made on a first-come, first-served basis and are limited. Priority is given to those who apply by the deadline date. The Summer Federal Work-Study Program is usually very small in comparison to the fall/spring program.
Federal Work-Study Program Supervisors Guide [PDF]
Federal Work-Study Program Supervisors Agreement [PDF]
This form must be submitted to the financial aid office prior to hiring a federal work-study student
Federal Work Study Student Rights and Responsibilities [PDF]
This form is to be submitted and signed by the student to the financial aid office prior to the student starting employment.