Open  FALL 2023
Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University
Student Assistant to the Director - Service Scholarship 
8 hours a week
 
The Catholic Campus Center has an opening for a Student Service Scholarship as an office worker. This position will be available for 23-24  academic year.

Requirements: 1.) current Washburn University student at least half time 2.) have at least a GPA of 2.5 from the preceding semester of college or a high school GPA of at least 2.5 from your senior year of high school 3.) be registered as a member of the Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University student organization God’s Bods 4.) be an active member of the Catholic Campus Center (active in one or more of the following on a regular basis: be involved in at least one activity per month or at the director’s discretion; i.e. attendance at Sunday Masses, Lector, Eucharistic Minister, Music Ministry, Sacristan, Giving Tree Service Project,  KCCSC, Catholic Mini-Classes). If you are an incoming Freshman you may still apply, #4 requirement can be met during the semester.
 
To request an application contact Jessica Hammer at 785-233-2204 or email [email protected], type Student Service Scholarship in subject heading. An application will be sent to you.   Once the application is returned, you will be contacted for an interview.  If you are rewarded with the scholarship, an announcement of the recipient will be made via email and letter. 
 
Service Description

• Projects as assigned to you by the director
• Assist with the annual fundraising
• Updating of Center’s website
• Design & posting of banners and flyers
• Making/taking telephone calls in a polite manner. 
• Take messages
• Word Processing/data entry when required.
• Filing as required.
• Assist with design of mail-outs, banners, flyers, and posting of those on campus
• Attend Keyholders’ Meeting once a month
• General housekeeping as needed.

• Excellent communication skills
• Able to work on own initiative
• Responsible individual with commitment to their work
• Knowledge of and commitment to Catholic ethics
• Team worker
• Friendly, reliable, trustworthy and honest.

8 Hours per week:
Proposed hours: 2 hours four times a week
There is flexibility with hours per day. Most hours will be between 11-2 but again this is flexible.
Scholarship: $1250 per semester
Hours per semester: approx. 125 hr—paid out in four payments to financial aid office.


OPEN FALL 2023
Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University
Service Scholarship Description – Student Cantor for Mass 
2 hours a week

The Catholic Campus Center has an opening for a Student Cantor Scholarship. This position will be available for the 23-24 academic year.

Requirements: 1.) current Washburn University student at least half time 2.) have at least a GPA of 2.5 from the preceding semester of college or a high school GPA of at least 2.5 from your senior year of high school 3.) be registered as a member of the Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University student organization God’s Bods 4.) be an active member of the Catholic Campus Center (active in one or more of the following on a regular basis: be involved in at least one activity per month or at the director’s discretion; i.e. attendance at Sunday Masses, Lector, Eucharistic Minister, Music Ministry, Sacristan, Giving Tree Service Project, KCCSC, Catholic Mini-Classes). If you are an incoming Freshman, you may still apply, #4 requirement can be met during the semester.

To request an application contact Jessica Hammer at 785-233-2204 or email [email protected], type Student Cantor Scholarship- in subject heading. An application will be sent to you.   Once the application is returned, you will be contacted for an interview.  If you are rewarded with the scholarship, an announcement of the recipient will be made via email and letter. 

General Purpose:  To provide student led music for the 5 pm Sunday Masses at the Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University.
Service Description
The Student Cantor will prepare and lead the music for the 5 pm Sunday Mass during the Fall Semester.

Skills
Singing
Ability to learn & lead Catholic church hymns

2 Hours per week:
One hour for preparation of music for Sunday Mass and one hour leading the music for the 5 pm Sunday Mass.

Scholarship: $325 per semester
Mass per semester: approx. 15— Paid out in two payments to the students account at the financial aid office.


NOT CURRENTLY OPEN 
Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University
Service Scholarship Description - Student Musician - Instrumentalist 
2 hours a week

The Catholic Campus Center has an opening for a Student Musician - Instrumentalist Scholarship. This position will be available for the academic year. 

Requirements: 1.) current Washburn University student at least half time 2.) have at least a GPA of 2.5 from the preceding semester of college or a high school GPA of at least 2.5 from your senior year of high school 3.) be registered as a member of the Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University student organization God’s Bods 4.) be an active member of the Catholic Campus Center (active in one or more of the following on a regular basis: be involved in at least one activity per month or at the director’s discretion; i.e. attendance at Sunday Masses, Lector, Eucharistic Minister, Music Ministry, Sacristan, Giving Tree Service Project, KCCSC, Catholic Mini-Classes). If you are an incoming Freshman, you may still apply, #4 requirement can be met during the semester.

To request an application contact Jessica Hammer at 785-233-2204 or email [email protected], type Student Musician Scholarship- in subject heading. An application will be sent to you. Once the application is returned, you will be contacted for an interview.  If you are rewarded with the scholarship, an announcement of the recipient will be made via email and letter. 

General Purpose:  To provide student-led music for the 5 pm Sunday Masses at the Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University.

Service Description
The Student Cantor will prepare and lead the music for the 5 pm Sunday Mass during the Fall Semester.

Skills
Play a musical instrument, preferably a piano or guitar
Ability to learn & lead Catholic church hymns
Know the musical parts of the Catholic Mass

2 Hours per week:
One hour for preparation of music for Sunday Mass and one hour leading the music for the 5 pm Sunday Mass.

Scholarship: $325 per semester
Mass per semester: approx. 15— Paid out in two payments to the students account at the financial aid office.
 

NOT CURRENTLY OPEN
Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University
Student Service Scholarship – Stewardship of Center -cleaning
2 hours a week
The Catholic Campus Center has an opening for a Student Service Scholarship – Stewardship of the Center - Cleaning.
This position will be available for the academic year.

Requirements: 1.) current Washburn University student at least half time 2.) have at least a GPA of 2.5 from the preceding semester of college or a high school GPA of at least 2.5 from your senior year of high school 3.) be registered as a member of the Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University student organization God’s Bods 4.) be an active member of the Catholic Campus Center (active in one or more of the following on a regular basis: be involved in at least one activity per month or at the director’s discretion; i.e. attendance at Sunday Masses, Lector, Eucharistic Minister, Music Ministry, Sacristan, Giving Tree Service Project,  Phonathon,  KCCSC, Catholic Mini-Classes). If you are an incoming Freshman you may still apply, #4 requirement can be met during the semester.

To request an application contact Jessica Hammer at 785-233-2204 or email [email protected], type Student Worker Scholarship in subject heading. An application will be sent to you.  Return the application to [email protected], write Cleaning scholarship in the subject line.  Once the application is returned, you will be contacted for an interview.  If you are rewarded with the scholarship, an announcement of the recipient will be made via email and letter. 

Description

• General housekeeping of the Center facility

• Able to work on own initiative
• Responsible individual with commitment to their work
• Team worker
• Friendly, reliable, trustworthy and honest.

2 Hours per week:
Proposed hours: 2 hrs. once a week
Scholarship: $320 per semester
Hours per semester: approx. 32 hrs—paid out in three payments to financial aid office
 

NOT CURRENTLY OPEN
Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University
Student Outreach Coordinator - Service Scholarship 
5 hours a week
 The Catholic Campus Center has an opening for a Student Outreach Scholarship. This position will be available for academic year.

Requirements: 1.) current Washburn University student at least half time 2.) have at least a GPA of 2.5 from the preceding semester of college or a high school GPA of at least 2.5 from your senior year of high school 3.) be registered as a member of the Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University student organization God’s Bods 4.) be an active member of the Catholic Campus Center (active in one or more of the following on a regular basis: be involved in at least one activity per month or at the director’s discretion; i.e. attendance at Sunday Masses, Lector, Eucharistic Minister, Music Ministry, Sacristan, Giving Tree Service Project,  Phonathon,  KCCSC, Catholic Mini-Classes). If you are an incoming Freshman you may still apply, #4 requirement can be met during the semester.
 
To request an application contact Jessica Hammer at 785-233-2204 or email [email protected], type Student Outreach Scholarship in subject heading. An application will be sent to you.  Return the application by December 11 . 
 
Service Description:
To be a student representative and provide outreach for the Catholic Campus Center at Washburn University to the Catholic Students at Washburn University. 
Service Description

Main focus is Student Outreach.
Attend the following Catholic Campus Center events: Kick-Off Mass & BBQ, Sunday Mass, Roman Rush Week events, as many God’s Bods events as is allowed with your schedule, Family Day, Homecoming Week events, Spring Kick-Off.

• Attend the monthly Keyholder Advisory Council meetings.
• Personal, and social media outreach to students.

• Ability to present the mission of CCC at WU to the community.
• Knowledge of CCC at WU and its activities (training provided).
• Strong communication skills (both written and oral) and good interpersonal skills.