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Service-Learning is Hiring!

Kickstart Your Career with Hands-On Experience

Accepting Applications: 25-26 School Year

The Service-Learning program provides meaningful employment related to your interests or career goals. Students schedule work hours around their classes, gain relevant life and work experience, and work 10-16 hours per week (maximum 20).

Our positions offer high-level professional development so you can build your network and resume. Get the experience to help you be career and community-ready when you graduate and start making your impact with the community today!

Hear Directly from our Student Employees

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Student Employment Opportunities

Service-Learning Student Leaders (SL2)

Dynamic student-employees on a mission to enhance Boise State Service-Learning experiences! Service-Learning Student Leaders are placed with either a community partner or a faculty member and a specific class. Service-Learning Student Leaders increase the capacity for SL to occur in Boise State classes and in our community. SL2s earn $15/hour and typically work 10-14 hours/week when school is in session.

Service-Learning Student Ambassadors (SLA)

The Service-Learning Ambassadors work in the Service-Learning office to support programming, outreach, and storytelling! Service-Learning Ambassadors earn $14/hour and typically work 10-16/week while school is in session.

Who do I contact with questions?

If you have more questions contact the Student Employment Coordinator at 208-426-3231 or SLEmployment@boisestate.edu.

Video Transcript

Service Learning has been a great experience for me. I love getting to meet all of the new students each semester. I actually was a student in the program before I just started working with a service learning program. I am working specifically with campus sustainability. They have a great care for you as a professional and as a human being. Everyone really actually cares about you: professional and personal growth. Community engagement portion, it’s had a very good impact on me and my life personally. And I get to serve over at South Junior High for their LEAP program. And I’m very, very excited and so fun to get to meet new people in the Boise community and basketball games or the concerts. If you’re really looking for like personal growth opportunities and people who care and having a job that is like good for your mental health, this is definitely the place to get it.