Student Employment

We’re excited to announce that our 2022-23 Academic Year Student Staff positions are officially open! Our student staff positions are a great way to serve the Georgetown community while making meaningful professional connections. Review position descriptions below to find the role that best fits your needs.

Summer 2023 Student Hiring Information

Join our Academic Year Residential Living team & help students feel at home on campus! Please note: Appointment terms, compensation and responsibilities vary with each position. Below are timelines for the primary hiring processes through our office.

Timeline:

• Applications Open: December 22nd, 2022
• Priority Applications Close: February 10th, 2023 at noon ET
• Priority Application Review/Interviews: Begins February 13th, 2023
• Rolling Interviews for Selected Priority Applicants: The week of February 20th, 2023
• All-team required Training: TBA

Late Applications:

Please keep in mind some positions may be filled after the first round of hiring and no longer available for late applicants. We will communicate with selected late applicants if their preferenced roles are no longer available. 

• Late Applications Accepted: After February 10th up until March 21st, 2023 at noon ET
• Late Applications Reviewed and Application status updated: March 24th, 2023 
• Rolling Interviews for Selected Late Applicants: The week of April 1st, 2023
• All-team required Training: TBA

Positions are open on Hoya Housing on a rolling basis and vacancies will be filled as they become available.

Questions? Email resliving@georgetown.edu (new window)

2023 Academic Year Student Hiring

Timeline:

• Applications Open: August 10, 2022 at 11:59 a.m. ET
• Priority Consideration Deadline: Sept 1, 2022 at 11:59 a.m. ET
• Application Close: October 18, 2022 at 11:59 a.m. ET
• Application Review/Interviews: Begins August 24, 2022
• All-team required Virtual Training: TBA

“Working for Res Living is all about the people, I am constantly surrounded by people that are supportive and genuinely enjoy what they do”

—Cameron White, Office Assistant

Being a Resident Assistant has given me an inclusive & exciting place within the Office of Residential Living to explore and grow, while also allowing me to create spaces for my residents. I consider it an honor to serve my fellow students as a woman for others and to work with inspiring peers and engaging mentors.”

—Antonina Caudill, Resident Assistant