A UI students’ guide to the Where to find employment opportunities best places to on campus
Students can study in any building across campus, adventure to one of three libraries, or head downtown to a cafe. The UI offers many different study locations, both on and off-campus. When looking for a good place to study on campus there are a few things to take into consideration. Each residence hall comes equipped with different study rooms and multipurpose rooms, lounges, etc., but it is fun to explore campus and find other locations just outside your dorm to get stuff done.
• River Room Cafe • Iowa Memorial Union Commons • The Hawkeye room in the Iowa Memorial Union • The first floor of the library has the Food for Thought Cafe, inside Group Area C
The best part about the UI is that it isn’t just closed off to campus alone. Downtown Iowa City is full of many different cafes and locations that are open for students to do their Best outdoor study locations: • The Pentacrest: many students like to hang hammocks, work. Many students enjoy studying lounge, and do some reading on a nice day. • Art Building West: both the outdoor and indoor seating in buildings like: have a great view. • The Adler Journalism and Mass Communications • Outside River Room Cafe on the Iowa River, behind the Building: The Rotunda Iowa Memorial Union: the cafe offers pasta, stir fry, • The Tippie College of Business: The Business Hub breakfast burritos, and other food items depending on the day. • The Pomerantz Center • The Voxman Music Building • The Chemistry Building Quiet Study Locations: • The Biology Building • The Main Library, floors two and above • The Becker Communication Studies Building • Learning commons in the Iowa Memorial Union • The English and Philosophy Building • Private study rooms in the main library The UI isn't limited to just the Main Library. There’s also the Law and the Science Library that are located on campus. Looking for a snack or lunch break in the middle of your studies? The UI campus has locations where you can grab a bite to eat while you continue your studies such as:
Many students work on and off-campus as they pursue their degrees at the University of Iowa.
Being employed on campus has financial and academic benefits for Hawkeyes. Students at the University of Iowa who are employed statistically have higher GPAs and are more likely not to drop out and graduate on time, according to University Human Resources. Student jobs provide chances to connect with faculty, staff, and other students, some who may be outside their field of study. Students practice good time management balancing a work life with school, along with other valuable skills that aid in finding employment after graduation.
Students have the opportunity to work at a variety of locations and programs on campus, including the university’s:
• University Housing & Dining • Recreational Services • UI Main Library • Student Health • Iowa Memorial Union • CAMBUS
Visit the “Student Life Jobs” page on the UI’s website to find the perfect fit.
It is important to try many different locations and decide what is best fitted and the best environment for each student. Students will study across campus no matter when and where. You name it, you can study there. But at the end of the day, find what location is best suitable for you. Daniel McGregor-Huyer/The Daily Iowan
The Pomerantz Career Center is seen in Iowa City on Friday, April 29.
careers.uiowa.edu/handshake
Handshake is the UI's free, primary online job-searching platform for students seeking employment.
The website allows students to: Upload resumes Sign up for mock interviews Apply for internships and full-time jobs Handshake is the UI’s version of websites like Linkedin or Indeed. Every student has an account automatically created for them. The website is a great way to explore employment opportunities while in school. Students log in with their HawkID to activate their account. For further questions about student employment and career opportunities, students can visit
The Art Building West is seen on May 2.
Isabella Cervantes/The Daily Iowan
Pomerantz Center, 213 N Clinton St c310, Iowa City, IA 52245 (319) 335-1023 | careers.uiowa.edu
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