What's Happening?
At Columbia College, students Leia Jones and Delmaya Brown are balancing their academic responsibilities with part-time work at the campus library. Jones, a junior marketing major, and Brown, a junior film and television major, are involved in scanning
returned books at the library located at 618 S. Michigan Ave. Their roles as student workers provide them with practical experience and an opportunity to contribute to the college community while pursuing their studies.
Why It's Important?
The involvement of students in campus operations highlights the importance of work-study programs in higher education. These programs offer students valuable work experience, financial support, and a chance to develop skills that complement their academic pursuits. For institutions like Columbia College, employing students in various roles helps maintain essential services and fosters a sense of community and engagement among the student body.
