Northeast Association of Student Employment Administrators

NEASEA

To promote the exchange of ideas and information relative to the administration of student employment services at post secondary institutions;
To inform members of trends and issues in employment on state , regional, and national levels;
To promote student employment as in integral component of the student’s educational and developmental experience;
To promote student employment as an effective source of financial assistance.

Northeast Association of Student Employment Administrators

TRAIN-the-TRAINER set for Austin in Early 2012

The Student Employee Essentials Train-the-Trainer Program will be offered in Austin, Texas on Wednesday, February 22 and Thursday, February 23. Applicants must meet the following minimum criteria:

Have attended both days of SEE training
Have three years of experience in a student employment related field
Provide a letter of support from the person’s supervisor
Provide a statement of interest outlining skills (including presentation skills/experience), background and interest

** All T-t-T applicants must complete the attached application and fax or email it to Teri Corso at tcorso@cse.edu 973-290-4231 by WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2012.

All applications will be reviewed by the NSEA SEE Training Review Committee. Participants will be notified by January 20, 2012.

2012 Recognition Materials Available

Information and forms for the 2012 Student, Graduate Student and Supervisor of the Year Awards are now available to NEASEA Members.

Please pay attention to the various deadlines so that your students and supervisors can all be a part of this years award process. For additional information, please contact Candice Garabedian, (cgarabedian@bentley.edu) Chair for Student Employee of the Year.

Gleaned from the NEASEA E-List

Are there limits to the number of hours a student with FWS funds can work?

The NEASEA E-list recently had a question posed about whether or not there is a maximum number of hours a student with Federal Work Study Funds can work. Chad Puls, a long time member of NEASEA, former Executive Board President and Associate Dean and Director of Financial Aid at the University of Rochester offered the following information:

This is an urban legend. There are no specific hourly limits on the Federal Work-Study program. The closest the Dept of Ed comes to placing limits is to simply state that the amount awarded should be a reasonable amount you could expect a student to earn.

The only federal limit on hours is a 20-hour limit for international students while school is in session and 40-hours during breaks, but these only apply to international students.

2012 ELECTION RESULTS

President-Elect: Shirley Govindasamy Bates College, Lewiston, ME

Vice President for Administration: Ruth Scally Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

Vice President for Marketing: Pauline Allen Montclair State University, Mobtclair, NJ

Vice President for Conference Services Joanne Stuewe Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY

State Representative for Maine: Dorothy Letourneau Bates College, Lewiston, ME

State Representative for Connecticut and Rhode Island: Nelly Hoffens-Vargas Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI

State Representatives for New York, Virgin Islands and Canada: Caren Sobier and Tanya Patterson-Stanley New York Institute of Technology, Old Westbury, NY

State Representative for Pennsylvania: Pam Turner Chatham University Pittsburgh

State Representative for New Hampshire and Vermont: Unfilled

Board Members Continuing:

Vice President for Financial Services: Joseph Weglarz Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY

Vice President for Professional Development: Teri Corso College of St. Elizabeth, Morristown, NJ

State Representatives Continuing:

State Representative for Massachusetts: Janice Kane Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA

State Representative for Maryland, Delaware and Washington, D.C.: Amy Diggins University of Baltimore, Baltimore, MD

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