Work-study allows eligible students to earn money toward their educational expenses by working a part-time job at a NOVA campus.
The program is administered by campus Work-Study Coordinators and the college Financial Aid Office.
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Work-study Benefits
Work-study has multiple benefits for students, including:
- Hourly pay is between $10 to $11 an hour
- Work where you study – and vice-versa
- Hands-on work experience
- Potential to acquire references
- Involvement with NOVA operations and activities
Who Is Eligible?
Contact your campus work-study coordinator if you have any questions about the program. If you are interested in work-study, but have not been offered a work-study award, contact your work-study coordinator.
For more information about work-study, please visit nvcc.edu.
Campus Work-Study Coordinators
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College Staff
Clint Young, CFAO Work-Study Coordinator
3926 Pender Drive
Fairfax, VA 22030
CFAOworkstudy@nvcc.edu -
Alexandria Campus
James Mauger
Bisdorf Building
AA 148
3001 North Beauregard Street
Alexandria, VA 22311
ALworkstudy@nvcc.edu -
Annandale Campus
Magda Valencia
Raph Soberano
Student Services Building
CA 113
8333 Little River Turnpike
Annandale, VA 22003-3796
ANworkstudy@nvcc.edu -
Loudoun Campus and Reston Center
Jack Zeeger
Reynolds Building
LR 253
21200 Campus Drive
Sterling, VA 20164-8699
LOworkstudy@nvcc.edu -
Manassas Campus
Lisa Branson and Robert Tesfaye
Student Services Center
MH 110
6901 Sudley Road
Manassas, VA 20109-2305
MAworkstudy@nvcc.edu -
Medical Education Campus
John Riemer
Student Services Center
HE 202D
6699 Springfield Center Drive
Springfield, VA 22150-1913
MEworkstudy@nvcc.edu -
Woodbridge Campus
Sanchia Alleyene and Tykesha Myrick
Student Service Center
WS 229
15200 Neabsco Mills Road
Woodbridge, VA 22191-4099
WOworkstudy@nvcc.edu