Garner Hall, Suite 113
Voice/TDD: 305-899-3687
E-mail: casa@barry.edu
Website: under construction
First Generation Students
Campus Resources
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Garner Hall, Suite 113
Voice/TDD: 305-899-3485
E-mail: odrozd@barry.edu
Website: https://www.barry.edu/learning-center/ -
Kelley House
Voice/TDD: 305-899-3100
E-mail: finaid@barry.edu
Website: https://www.barry.edu/future-students/undergraduate/financial-aid/ -
Landon Student Union, Suite 202
Phone: 305-899-3961
E-mail: studentlife@barry.edu
Website: https://www.barry.edu/student-life/SCHOLARSHIPS
Jobs on Campus
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If you are looking for an on-campus employment opportunity, please visit the Human Resources’ job portal and choose “Student Positions”
Thompson Hall 109
Voice/TDD: 305-899-3675
E-mail: humanresources@barry.edu
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The Federal Work-Study program provides qualifying students with a broad range of work opportunities. If you do qualify, you can filter the job listings by checking the “Work-Study” option on the job portal and view the available positions. Please visit the website below for more information about the program.
https://www.barry.edu/future-students/undergraduate/financial-aid/work-study.html
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There are two departments on campus that handle their hiring process separately: Bookstore and Dining Services. Please visit their websites directly to review opportunities and submit your application.
Landon Student Union
Voice/TDD: 305-899-3970
E-mail: barry@bkstr.com
barrybookstore@barry.edu
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Landon Student Union
Phone: 305-899-3425
E-mail: chartwells@barry.edu
Website: https://dineoncampus.com/barryu/job-opportunities
Tips to successfully secure employment on campus:
Submit a strong resume: Please review our resume writing resources to learn how to create a strong resume. You can also schedule an appointment with your career counselor or visit us during resume walk-in hours to have your resume reviewed.
Reach out: Consider sending an email to the director of the department you’re applying to work for and introduce yourself. You can briefly mention that you have applied for their open position and that you are looking forward to meeting with them and discussing the opportunity and your qualifications.
Prepare for your interview: An on-campus job interview is still a job interview. Please review our interview resources, and schedule an appointment with your career counselor to successfully prepare for your upcoming interview. Do not forget to dress professionally for your interviews!
Career Resources
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Ten-week summer program for undergraduate students who are the first in their immediate families to attend an institution of higher education, and who are passionate about pursuing careers in social justice.
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Provide students who lack a family history of higher education with inspiration, information, and support on the road to and through college
https://imfirst.org/#!