Campus Enterprises employs more than 1200 students in roles across the operation, serving in a variety of roles. Many students begin in entry-level positions, but there are great opportunities to move into leadership roles, managing others and serving as mentors. Meet some of our student employees who are not only earning money to help with college expenses but also gaining critical skills that will serve them well into their chosen careers.
Meet Michael Myers
Michael Myers, a student pursuing a chemical engineering major and business entrepreneurship minor, shared his experience working at NC State with Wolfpack Outfitters.
According to Myers, he wanted to apply for Wolfpack Outfitters to improve his workplace skills while also making money. He considered taking an off-campus job, but the benefits of working on campus outweighed commuting off campus for work. It was important to him for his employers to understand that being a student takes priority over work.
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Meet Madison Beardslee
Madison Beardslee, an interdisciplinary studies student, was initially interested in becoming a dining diplomat because her sister worked with Lisa Eberhart, director of nutrition and wellness. One semester she took a leadership position that exposed her to more nutrition and dining opportunities. She described her daily task below.
“Job tasks include office work, such as CBORD auditing, creating cool designs for brochures and pamphlets, and menu auditing,” Beardslee said. “Other tasks can be working on campus to spread the word about health and wellness, such as in a cooking demo or events like ‘yoga and yogurt.’”
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