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Student Employment

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Current Employment Opportunities

Student Researcher

Professor Henk Aay, geography and environmental studies emeritus, is looking to hire a student researcher to create Excel databases from hand-written census tables. The work is part of an atlas project entitled, Mapping Dutch North America, and the data measure annual emigration from Dutch municipalities. 5-10 hours/wk. Work may continue after the end of the semester and may be done off campus.ÌýEstimated work is a total of 60 hours @ $15/hr.

Please contact Professor Aay at henk.aay@gmail.comÌýÌý

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Fall 2025 Semester Employment Positions

Graders

  • GEO 110: World Regional Geography
  • GEO 210: Human Impacts on the Environment

Teaching Assistants

  • GEO 260: GIS and Cartography
  • GEO 310: Urban Geography
  • GEO 362: Remote Sensing of Earth

Lab Assistants

  • GEO 120: Earth Systems
  • GEO 151: Introduction to Geology
  • GEO 252: Geomorphology

Other

  • Office Assistant
  • Fountain Steward
  • Weather Technician
  • Map Librarian
  • Dice Docent

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How to Apply:

Send a completed GEO Department Application and unofficial transcript to katrina.smith@calvin.edu

Application Deadline: Sunday, April 13, 2025 @ 11:59 PM

Download the GEO Dept Application

Student Employment Position Descriptions

Please email katrina.smith@calvin.edu for the description of jobs you are interested in.

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