Student Employment
Whether you want to get a jump-start on your career or need extra money for school, you will find a wide range of student employment opportunities in the WashU Libraries. Our student workers typically report that the experience and contacts they have made are very helpful when looking for full-time employment after graduation.
Open Student Positions
Under the supervision of the head of data services and the mentorship of the digital humanities librarian, the Digital Humanities (DH) Scholar will work on DH projects for the Libraries, participate in the Humanities Digital Workshop (HDW), and engage in the greater DH community. The scholar is expected to contribute to at least one Libraries’ project and complete a capstone project based on their own interests.
Primary Duties & Responsibilities
- Digital Humanities Projects for the libraries
- Participate in Humanities Digital Workshop
- Capstone Project
- Engage with the greater Digital Humanities community