Role of the Student Auxiliary Program

The Office of Police Services offers our Student Auxiliary program to train and offer unique experiences to students while getting paid under the Federal Work Study Program. 

Student Auxiliary Officers help us maintain a strong relationship with the community by working alongside us in variety of situations including foot patrols, parking enforcement, building security, and medical emergencies. Additionally, the Student Auxiliary Program offers special duty security for special events and other functions on campus.

"Striving for Excellence"

Applicants for the Student Auxiliary Program must undergo a criminal background check and employment history check. Student Auxiliary officer are trained by the Police officers in such subjects as University regulations, patrol techniques, report writing, Officer Safety, and communication.

All Auxiliary Officers are issued uniforms and necessary gear and are expected to meet the Service's high standards of dress.

How to Apply

Application packages are available at the Office of Police Services

Qualifications

• Must be a current student eligible for work study
• Be of good character and undergo a criminal records check (no criminal convictions)
• Be willing to work a variety of hours (minimum of 4 hours per shift and a maximum of 20 hours per week)
• Must be willing to work at least one weekend per month
• Demonstrate that the job will not interfere with academic endeavors
• Commitment

Expectations

Student Auxiliary Officers are expected to work approximately 6-12 hours (1-2 shifts) per week including weekends. Officers are required to be in uniform unless otherwise notified.

For more information on the Auxiliary Officer Program, please contact:

Bob Truitt - 898-6101
David Lesher - 898-6101