Student Application

Be sure to complete all fields marked with an asterisk (*) - these are required! Incomplete applications will not be processed!

IMPORTANT NOTE: This application should be used by all students to apply for positions during the 2007-2008 academic year.

Part I: Contact Information
Full Name*:
WPI E-mail*:
WPI Box:
AIM Username(s):
Class*
Major(s)*
Do you have Federal Workstudy Funding for this year?*:	Yes No If yes, please enter amount: $
I am applying for the following position(s):*	Helpdesk Specialist Computer Lab Monitor Desktop Support Assistant Night/Weekend Helpdesk Supervisor Office Assistant Check out the descriptions for these positions on the CCC Workstudy Web site.
Local Address*: (res. hall/apt.)
Local Phone*:
Home Address*: (permanent)
Home Phone*
Part II: Skills
	For the questions in Part II, please check the boxes for those items that you have used somewhat extensively. (Be honest - we need to know what you know, not what you think you know or could figure out!)
E-mail Usage*:	STUDENT Exchange (Outlook and Outlook Web Access) UNIX via IMAP (SquirrelMail, Pine, Outlook or Outlook Express) Other:
Operating Systems*:	Windows 2000/XP UNIX/Linux MacOS X Other:
Software Knowledge*:	Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Outlook Microsoft Exchange SquirrelMail Other:
Part III: Tell Us More!
Previous Non-CCC Work Experience*:	Please describe some of your previous non-CCC work experience. What were your tasks and responsibilities?
Computer Equipment & Hardware Used*:	Please describe what types of computer equipment you have experience with. What is your personal preference? Have you built your own or repaired computers?
IT Acronym*: this question is not required if you are interested only in being a Lab Monitor or Office Assistant	Choose an IT Acronym and explain its meaning as if you were talking to a non-technical person.
Essay Question*: this question is not required if you are interested only in being a Lab Monitor or Office Assistant	You awake to a loud bang in your kitchen. You go to the kitchen to find an alien rumbling through your cabinets. It is hungry. Explain to it how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
Activities, Interests, Hobbies:	Please list for us any organizations you participate in on campus, such as sports teams, clubs, fraternities/sororities, as well as any hobbies or interests you have. Help us get to know you!
Other Comments:	Is there anything else about you we should know? Classes you've taken at WPI? Tell us here...
Part IV: Work Experience
Former Employer 1
Dates:
Employer:
Position:
Former Employer 2
Dates:
Employer:
Position:
Former Employer 3
Dates:
Employer:
Position:
CCC Experience
Indicate if you have any prior CCC experience:	CCC Helpdesk CCC Shop CCC Lab Monitor
Part V: References
Reference 1
Name:
Phone or E-mail:
Relationship:
Reference 2
Name:
Phone or E-mail:
Relationship:
Reference 3
Name:
Phone or E-mail:
Relationship:
Part VI: Send it in!

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