As part of the Centers Pre-service Teaching Mission, each year more than one hundred students enrolled in Human Development and Family Studies courses at UNH use the Center as a laboratory for experimental teaching and learning, and for documentation of those experiences. Students from other disciplines, including Education, Psychology, Occupational Therapy, and Communication Disorders, also use the Center as a laboratory for the study of children.
Student Employment
The Child Study and Development Center offers many opportunities throughout the year for students to work in our classrooms, the kitchen, or the office using work study hours. Each semester there are close to 30 students earning wages at the center! We have a particularly strong need for work study students during the summer semester. CSDC also identifies students (most often from Human Development and Family Studies and Education) with demonstrated strengths in working with young children to be hourly substitute teachers on a regular basis.
Please submit completed application and the following documents to: csdc.info@unh.edu
- Application for Employment
- Unofficial transcript
- Resume
- Adult & Pediatric CPR & First Aid
- Confirmation of your work study award
Please note: The CSDC receives a high volume of student employment applications. Once your application is received you will receive a confirmation e-mail. Should we find that your application materials meet our needs, you will be contacted by our assistant director.
**Students must successfully complete a background check ($20.75) and apply for an employment eligibility card through the NH Child Care Licensing Unit ($50.00). Please do not begin these requirements unless you are offered a position at the CSDC.**
