1. The
office
of
Student
Employment
offers
many
resources
for
students
who
are
paying
off
student
loans
or
who
are
looking
for
work.

2. Kinsey
Knakkergaard
helps
twist
pipe
cleaners
for
the
Sandy
Skoglund
installa=on
in
the
Shwayder
Arts
Building.

3. Studies
have
shown
that
reten=on
rates
are
higher
for
students
who
work
at
a
job
for
up
to
ten
to
fiDeen
hours
a
week.

4. BriEany
Medler
is
hard
at
work
at
the
Driscoll
Informa=on
Center,
one
of
the
many
on-­‐campus
loca=ons
that
sutdents
with
work-­‐study
are
employed.

5. Kinsey
Knakkergaard
takes
a
break
from
work
to
play
with
two
rescue
dogs.

6. Nick
Shwartz
helps
a
student
who
enters
the
Coors
Fitness
Center.

7. Jeanna
Hine
looks
up
available
leases
at
Vista
student
apartments.

8. There
are
many
op=ons
for
off-­‐campus
employment
found
on
the
DU
off-­‐campus
employment
website
with
weekly
updated
posts.

9. Amber
Swaim
found
her
job
at
Glacier
Ice
Cream
from
the
University
of
Denver
off-­‐campus
employment
website.
She
enjoys
her
job
of
scooping
ice
cream
for
customers
in
need,
along
with
other
du=es.

10. The
new
Anderson
Academic
Commons
is
among
the
many
places
students
can
work
on-­‐campus.

11. Zac
Debard
works
on
a
design
project
for
the
Anderson
Academic
Commons.

12. Amber
happily
gives
a
customer
a
taster
at
Glacier
Ice
Cream.

13. Nearly
sixty
percent
of
students
in
college
borrow
money
annually
to
help
cover
educa=on
costs.

14. Twenty-­‐three
percent
of
full-­‐=me
undergraduates,
who
are
24
or
younger,
work
20
hours
or
more
a
week.