What is the Vocatio Center?
Our purpose is to help students understand more clearly who God has uniquely created them to be and to assist them in discovering opportunities to live out their calling in service to others.
Meet the Staff
Lynn Binkley
Assistant Director for Employer Relations, Vocatio Center
Lynn Binkley
Assistant Director for Employer Relations, Vocatio Center
Corrie Cadden
Assistant Director for First-Gen and International Student Engagement, Vocatio Center
Corrie Cadden
Assistant Director for First-Gen and International Student Engagement, Vocatio Center
Emily Key
Assistant Director for Student Engagement, Vocatio Center
Emily Key
Assistant Director for Student Engagement, Vocatio Center
Veronica Perry
Director for the Vocatio Center for Life Calling and Career
Veronica Perry
Director for the Vocatio Center for Life Calling and Career
On-Campus Employment
Interested in working on campus? Campus offices and departments are now hiring! Check out Handshake to view current openings and to apply. Over 300 students work on campus each year in roles ranging from food service to research and lab assistants to tutors and student ambassadors and more. Job openings are posted year round, and hiring timelines vary per department/office.
How to Apply
- Complete your FAFSA each year
- Create a résumé and upload it to
- Search on-campus job postings and submit your résumé* to apply.
*some job postings may request additional items such as a cover letter, unofficial transcript, and/or writing samples.
Hiring Process
Each campus office/department will have different timelines for making hiring decisions. Some supervisors will conduct very formal interviews, while others may opt for more informal conversations. Regardless, always treat any interaction with a potential employer as an interview. The office/department will notify you if you’ve been selected for hire.
Timecards and Pay Periods
Students record their work hours on and are paid on a biweekly basis via Direct Deposit.
Employment Onboarding
If you’ve been selected for hire, you’ll receive an email from the Vocatio Center with instructions to complete some employment forms online as well as I-9 verification. I-9 verification is a short, in-person meeting where you are required to provide authentic document(s) for employment verification.
For international students with an F-1 visa, once you have been offered a job, your next step is to obtain a Social Security Number, and this must be done prior to starting work.
Once you have completed all of the on-boarding steps, you will receive an email confirmation clearing you to begin work.