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BYU to observe National Student Employment Week March 30-April 3

March 16, 2009

Brigham Young University employs more than 12,000 students who provide essential services at all levels of the university.

Individual departments and supervisors are encouraged to recognize this effort during National Student Employment Week March 30 through April 3 and to nominate outstanding employees to receive a certificate of appreciation.

Nomination forms are available at www.byu.edu/hr/managers/nominations/student-employee-year.

Campus offices are encouraged to find creative ways during the week to honor their employees.

Student Employee Services will give out candy and hold drawings for fun prizes at 2024 WSC throughout the week.

For more information, contact Kathleen Christensen at Student Employment, ext. 2-8905.

Writer: Kathleen Christensen

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