Driver
villanova universityVillanova (PA)
$13.00 per hour
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Position Information
Posting Number: 20255388VPosition Title: - Driver
Posting Type - Student Hours/week: - 3-15 hours/ week Eligibility: - Work Study ONLYSemester - 2025-2026 Academic Year
Location: St. Rita's Hall
Detailed Work Schedule - The Driver will be assigned, based on their schedule, to drive weekly service programs to their service sites, serve alongside the group, and then drive them back to campus. The total hours per shift will be between 2 and 5.
Number of positions: 4Department: - 971-St. Thomas of Villanova Center for the Common Good
Contact Name: Farhad Wedee
Contact Phone/Extension: - 6105196578
Job Description Summary:
This Federal Work Study position supports Community Service programs, primarily with the Sophomore Service Learning Community and outreach programs from the Center for the Common Good. Based on availability, the student will be scheduled to transport participants to weekly service sites, serve alongside the group, and then return them to campus. Shifts typically range from 2 to 5 hours. The student must be van certified by Villanova University or willing to obtain certification prior to the start date. Depending on placement, PA Act 153 clearances (child abuse, criminal, and FBI fingerprinting) may also be required.
Requirements:
- Must have experience with driving and be van certified by the University. Must be a current Villanova University student with Federal Work Study eligibility.
- Wage Rate: - $13.00/hour
- Open Until Filled - Yes
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