Student Life

Did you recently get an on campus job? All new student workers who have never held an on campus job before are required to attend new student worker orientation prior to starting work. Returning student workers who have previously worked on campus do not have to attend.

These sessions will be held every Monday for five weeks. If you cannot make an in-person session, contact Julie Page to join remotely through Microsoft Teams.

Do you want to work on campus? Come and learn about open positions, the application process, and the benefits of working on campus. Offices that are hiring may also attend to talk about their opportunities.

If you can't make it in person, contact Julie Page to join remotely through Microsoft Teams.

Session dates:

• Aug. 26
• Sept. 2
• Sept. 9
• Sept. 16
• Sept. 23
• Sept. 30

Do you want to work on campus? Come and learn about open positions, the application process, and the benefits of working on campus. Offices that are hiring may also attend to talk about their opportunities.

If you can't make it in person, contact Julie Page to join remotely through Microsoft Teams.

Session dates:

• Aug. 26
• Sept. 2
• Sept. 9
• Sept. 16
• Sept. 23
• Sept. 30

Do you want to work on campus? Come and learn about open positions, the application process, and the benefits of working on campus. Offices that are hiring may also attend to talk about their opportunities.

If you can't make it in person, contact Julie Page to join remotely through Microsoft Teams.

Session dates:

• Aug. 26
• Sept. 2
• Sept. 9
• Sept. 16
• Sept. 23
• Sept. 30

Do you want to work on campus? Come and learn about open positions, the application process, and the benefits of working on campus. Offices that are hiring may also attend to talk about their opportunities.

If you can't make it in person, contact Julie Page to join remotely through Microsoft Teams.

Session dates:

• Aug. 26
• Sept. 2
• Sept. 9
• Sept. 16
• Sept. 23
• Sept. 30

Do you want to work on campus? Come and learn about open positions, the application process, and the benefits of working on campus. Offices that are hiring may also attend to talk about their opportunities.

If you can't make it in person, contact Julie Page to join remotely through Microsoft Teams.

Session dates:

• Aug. 26
• Sept. 2
• Sept. 9
• Sept. 16
• Sept. 23
• Sept. 30

Do you want to work on campus? Come and learn about open positions, the application process, and the benefits of working on campus. Offices that are hiring may also attend to talk about their opportunities.

If you can't make it in person, contact Julie Page to join remotely through Microsoft Teams.

Session dates:

• Aug. 26
• Sept. 2
• Sept. 9
• Sept. 16
• Sept. 23
• Sept. 30

Haunted forests, Gothic castles, Ouija boards, spirits, phantoms, and things that go bump in the night: throughout literary history, audiences and authors have been captivated by ghosts, whether they be frightening or benevolent, literal or metaphorical. Just in time for Halloween, a group of genre-bending authors with new middle grade, young adult, and adult novels from Regal House will share excerpts from their work, talk about their writing processes, and offer strategies for writing haunted stories. A few copies of their books will be available for purchase and signing. 

Singer, musician, and entertainer BJ Griffin will be performing a concert at Scharmann Theatre. You may have seen Griffin's amazing performance on America's Got Talent in 2023. Tickets only $12. This event is FREE for JCC Students with a current ID. A portion of the ticket sales will be donated to benefit the Suicide Prevention Alliance of Chautauqua County.

Walk with us around the Jamestown Campus as we support suicide prevention. Refreshments to follow in the Weeks Room at 6:30 p.m. and performance from BJ Griffin of America's Got Talent at 7 p.m. at Scharmann Theatre.