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Lewis & Clark College's Art department seeks student workers with art experience who can work independently and are willing to get a little dirty. Priority to art majors/minors; photography lab experience required to work in the photography lab. This role involves maintaining studios, setting up equipment, and preparing supplies for in-class use.
You must be enrolled in art classes with a Work-Study award (LC or Federal). Schedule is TBD and paid at $16.80 per hour.
Tammy Jo Wilson
5450 Lewis & Clark Work Study, Art
2026-09-28 -
The Art department seeks student workers that have art experience, can work independently, and are willing to get a little dirty. Hiring priority will be given to art majors/minors and students currently enrolled in art classes. LC photography class experience is required to work in the photography lab.
Ability to honor and work with all identities and individuals, particularly those who are underrepresented in the country and/or at Lewis & Clark College.
Schedule TBD according to students schedule
$16.80 /hr
Work-Study LC or Federal financial aid award is required
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