Some 250 financial-aid students with federal work-study awards are placed in off-campus positions during the academic year, and another 80 to 90 during the summer term.Students work in various areas, including daycare, education, health services (physical and mental), legal services, environmental issues, planning, public works and the arts in over 50 different organizations or sites.The program receives work-study funds from the U.S. Department of Education and is subject to its guidelines and regulations and Cornell's employment policies.

Employment partnership between Ithaca College and community non-profit agencies. Eligible students contribute time and talent to area human service programs while building skills, gaining valuable experience and helping meet their educational expenses.After qualifying, student are referred to employers in areas such as education, recreation, health care, youth and day care programs, environmental issues, literacy, human rights and crisis intervention.

Provides qualified students a six-week opportunity to experience work in hospital setting. Offers experience in various departments such as OR/ER, physical therapy, x-ray, recreational therapy and others. Participants assist with patient care.

* Offers a site based prevocational program.* Provides a work adjustment training and work study program.* Offers a transitional and supported employment opportunity. * Offers workshop facilities in Webster and City of Rochester.* Provides transportation to work sites provided by agency.

Provides financial aid information and funds to students planning to enroll or enrolled at Binghamton University. Status inquiry available 24 hrs at 607-777-2700.