Georgetown University Student Employment Office (SEO)

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Workday student recruitment and hiring functionality in GMS is now LIVE for ON CAMPUS positions

Hiring managers and departmental administrators will now post job openings for student positions directly in GMS, and students will apply directly for positions within GMS. These enhancements will eliminate the need for the Hoya Hiring Form.

For those who are ready to hire, SEO will continue to accept Hoya Hiring Forms until August 31, 2024 after which all on-campus positions must follow the new GMS procedures. HoyaWorks will remain active for posting off-campus non-Georgetown student positions.

 

Employment Verifications: No walk-in request from outside agencies will be accepted.  If you would like to verify a student's employment at Georgetown University, please email an authorization of release of information form that has been signed by the student to our office at finseo@georgetown.edu. Employment verifications have a 5-7 business day turnaround time.  If you have any further questions please email us at finseo@georgetown.edu.

 
 
 
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Georgetown Students

Search for a job or sign up for e-mail notification about positions you have an interest in. 

 
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On-Campus Employers

Post available job positions, review applications, and hire employees. Employment guidelines and required documents are at your fingertips!

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Off-Campus Employers

Off-campus employers may post job opportunities for applicants. 

 

 

Contact SEO: You can reach us via email at finseo@georgetown.edu

The Student Employment Office remains committed to providing our standard level of excellent service. At this time, we will do so virtually. To reach our office, please email finseo@georgetown.edu.  Or to contact SEO directly, OSFS's staff page, click on Student Employment tab, and contact our staff via email with any questions you may have regarding student employment.