Getting a job in college can provide you the extra money you need to meet college expenses, while providing you with real-world, professional skills.

Here at Student Disability Services (SDS) we have a number of opportunities for students to work for our office. We welcome you to apply for any positions that interest you!

Office Assistants

We have a small, dedicated team of friendly, organized student workers who staff our front desk and provide general office support. They assist with answering the phone, scheduling appointments, designing posters and other publications, and with filing. Job openings for these positions are posted in Workday, generally at the start of the semester.

The Accessible Media Resource Center

The Accessible Media Resource Center is the part of Student Disability Services responsible for direct services provided to print disabled students. The AMRC hires Document Conversion Specialists, Project Coordinators, and Direct Assistants to accomplish this important work in a large collaborative team. Job openings for these positions are posted in Workday.

Exam Proctors

The Alternative Testing Program (ATP) employs 75-80 Cornell graduate students as accommodated exam proctors every semester. Proctors work collaboratively to oversee the thousands of exams that are supported by the program every year. Proctors receive specialized training prior to starting in the position. 

Learn more about the exam proctor position, including how to apply.  

Notetakers

When we have a need for notes from certain classes for specific students our office is working with, we will pay another student in the class for taking notes. Learn more about how to get paid for your class notes.