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Center for Dairy Research Pilot Plant Technician (Summer Position) College of Agricultural & Life Sciences Center For Dairy Research $15.00 UW Student Jobs
The Center for Dairy Research (CDR) is looking for students to join our team as Pilot Plant Technicians for Summer 2026 and play a crucial role in supporting cheese production, pilot plant processing, research trials, food safety, and various plant responsibilities. As a member of our pilot plant operations, you will assist in the production of high-quality dairy products and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.
Research Study Participants Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research Waisman Center $15.00 UW Student Jobs
The WISC Lab at the Waisman Center is recruiting participants for a study about children's speech. Easy listening task that takes 45 minutes!
Undergraduate Research Assistant - Laryngeal Physiology Lab School of Medicine & Public Health Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery $13.50 UW Student Jobs
Are you interested in a medicine-related career and want to get a start in research? The Laryngeal Physiology Lab in the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery is hiring part-time research assistants who are looking to perform research, publish papers, and contribute to a scientific community. We are looking for students who are motivated to work independently, come from different backgrounds, and have different research interests. We are looking for students to work during semesters and the summer.
CDR Desktop Support Student Help College of Agricultural & Life Sciences Center For Dairy Research $15.00 UW Student Jobs
The Center for Dairy Research is currently seeking students to serve as Desktop Support Specialists. This job has variable hours, approximately 10-20 per week. This role will provide basic troubleshooting for over 50 administrative, research, program, and production staff members.
Student Research Assistant – Community-Based Research Projects Division of Continuing Studies Student Services $17.00 UW Student Jobs
We are seeking a responsible and motivated student to assist with ongoing Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) projects focused on: 1. Farmworker Housing Needs in Dane County 2. Non-Profit Organizations Serving Immigrant Communities 3. Documenting Wisconsin Latinx/e Labor and Civil Rights Movements This position offers hands-on experience in community-based research, outreach, and data collection, with opportunities to engage directly with local stakeholders and contribute to meaningful social justice work.
ASSURE Undergraduate Research Intern School of Medicine & Public Health Medical Physics $15.00 UW Student Assistant
The Department of Medical Physics is accepting applications for qualified undergraduates interested in a summer research internship experience. This internship is part of the ASSURE (Advanced Summer Scientific Undergraduate Research Experience) program—an immersive, mentored research experience designed to ignite your passion for science and prepare you for a future in STEM. ASSURE combines hands-on lab work with professional development, offering workshops in science communication, career pathways, and graduate school preparation. It’s more than just research—it’s a launchpad for your scientific journey. Why UW–Madison? Top-Tier Research Environment: Home to one of the most respected medical physics programs in the world, UW–Madison offers access to state-of-the-art facilities, interdisciplinary collaboration, and a vibrant scientific community. Innovation Meets Impact: From pioneering cancer therapies to advancing imaging technologies, UW–Madison researchers are shaping the future of healthcare. Madison Advantage: Live and learn in one of the most livable cities in the U.S., with a thriving tech scene, beautiful lakeside campuses, and a culture that celebrates curiosity and collaboration. Legacy of Excellence: As a flagship public research university, UW–Madison is known for its commitment to discovery, diversity, and driving change through science.
Kenosha and Racine County Nia Program Student Help Extension Community Youth Development Program $17.00-$19.00 UW Student Jobs
Have you ever wanted to time travel? Go back in time to advise your younger self that you are able to dream, explore, fail, succeed, meet new people, etc? This intern position is designed for college-aged students interested in peer mentorship, fostering youth leadership, and facilitating programming for high-school aged youth. Interns will have the opportunity to support local Kenosha & Racine PYD Educator’s efforts of college & career pathway programming. This includes collaborating with community partners to identify programming needs, researching activities for high school-aged youth, and facilitating programming related to leadership development and post-secondary pathways. This spring internship is designed for students who are service-orientated, adaptive, and creative. One benefit of this intern position is the program topic flexibility. You will have the opportunity to take the lead on activities and brainstorm with key partners, including youth themselves.
Library Reference Assistant FWS AY 25-26 Community Partners Wisconsin Historical Society $15.75 Local Work Study Student Jobs
The Wisconsin Historical Society Library seeks a graduate student or advanced undergraduate to assist with reference duties. Major tasks of the position: Assist researchers in finding materials within the WHS Library and Archives. Answer general reference questions about the use, services, and collections of all campus libraries. Instruct patrons in the use and interpretation of various paper and electronic resources, including the Library Catalog, WorldCat, the Internet, and licensed journal and reference databases. Refer reference questions to WHS Library Reference staff when available. Assistance is conducted by phone, in person, and online. Researchers include students and faculty as well as the general public researching local and family history. Special projects as assigned.
Undergraduate laboratory helper Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research Wisconsin Energy Institute $13.00 UW Student Jobs
General lab support, organization, cleaning, media prep, loading/unloading of dishwasher, and autoclave use for sterilization.
Community Engagement Student Assistant Morgridge Institute for Research Community Engagement $15.00 to $15.00 Local Student Jobs

Join the Morgridge Institute! Community Engagement at the Morgridge Institute is linked to our mission to spark scientific curiosity and to serve society in partnership with the UW-Madison.
Farm Director - The People’s Farm: Student for Sustainable Agriculture Division of Student Life Student Organizations $15.00 UW Student Jobs
The Farm Directors will act as the stewards of our land in the Eagle Heights Community Gardens, researching, planning, and implementing sustainable agriculture practices. The Farm Directors will be responsible for leading the harvest during the growing season and leading transportation of produce from the farm to campus for distribution. The Farm Directors will strive to innovate and set an excellent example of land stewardship and maintain The People’s Farm eccentric reputation and street cred. The Farm Directors will support the Programming and Outreach Directors in events and programming. The Farm Directors will act as ambassadors with greenhouse, Eagle Heights, and CIAS representatives, maintaining relationships with these organizations.
Urban Agriculture Director - The People’s Farm: Student for Sustainable Division of Student Life Student Organizations $15.00 UW Student Jobs
The Urban Agriculture Directors will search out new growing spaces on campus and maintain current sites such as but not limited to the GLC greenhouse and Chadbourne Garden bed, researching and implementing urban agriculture techniques, leading workdays, and harvesting crops. The Urban Agriculture Directors will maintain equipment, train interns, and create partnerships with local businesses and residencies. The Urban Agriculture Directors will research and implement new urban agriculture practices with an emphasis on education, organization, and community. The Urban Agriculture directors will work with the Farm directors, receiving support in the winter, and offering support on the farm in the summer.
Farm Director - The People’s Farm: Student for Sustainable Agriculture Division of Student Life Student Organizations $15.00 UW Student Jobs
The Farm Directors will act as the stewards of our land in the Eagle Heights Community Gardens, researching, planning, and implementing sustainable agriculture practices. The Farm Directors will be responsible for leading the harvest during the growing season and leading transportation of produce from the farm to campus for distribution. The Farm Directors will strive to innovate and set an excellent example of land stewardship and maintain The People’s Farm eccentric reputation and street cred. The Farm Directors will support the Programming and Outreach Directors in events and programming. The Farm Directors will act as ambassadors with greenhouse, Eagle Heights, and CIAS representatives, maintaining relationships with these organizations.
Middle School Youth Program Instructor: UW Science Division of Continuing Studies Precollege Academic Programs $1700 UW Student Assistant
Badger Precollege Programs seeks an instructor for our middle school precollege program, PACE (Precollege Academic Campus Experience). This position will teach a one-week course in person titled UW Science – Behind the Scenes in July 2026. This course offers students the opportunity to tour many STEM-related departments and discuss the research that takes place on campus.
Science Policy Intern: Agronomy, Crops, and Soils - Work Study Required Community Partners ACSESS $20.00 Local Work Study Student Jobs
Are you a University of Wisconsin student passionate about science, sustainability, and public impact? ACSESS—the Alliance of Crop, Soil, and Environmental Science Societies—invites you to join our team as a Science Policy Intern through the Federal Work Study Program. Step into a pivotal role where your efforts directly influence the future of U.S. agriculture, soil health, and environmental sustainability. As a Science Policy Intern, you’ll dive into real-world advocacy by tracking evolving legislation and federal agency actions, analyzing their effects on research funding, agricultural innovation, and policy affecting ACSESS members. You’ll translate complex science into clear, compelling advocacy—writing policy briefs, reports, and outreach materials that shape decision-making. Engage with member stories and legislative campaigns, help organize high-impact webinars and Town Halls, and support training for Congressional Visits Day—preparing materials that reach Hill offices and empower over 80 advocacy visits annually. Collaborate on coalition efforts and new policy education programs, assist with outreach projects, and prepare position statements that drive public policy. We’re seeking proactive, detail-oriented students with a solid background in agronomy, soil science, crop science, environmental studies, or related disciplines. Excellent communication, research, and organizational skills are a must, as you’ll distill technical topics for diverse audiences and support fast-paced advocacy and member engagement. This paid position offers 20 flexible hours weekly on-site at our Fitchburg, WI or DC office. To apply, submit your resume, a cover letter showing your passion for science-informed policy, and confirmation of Federal Work Study eligibility. Start your policy career and help advance the future of agriculture with ACSESS.
Wonders of Physics Program Assistant College of Letters & Science Physics $15.00 UW Student Jobs
Student Assistant to perform a broad range of tasks to plan, coordinate, and prepare for Wonders of Physics outreach events.
4-H Youth Development Summer Intern - Price and Taylor Counties Extension Area Extension Director - Area 3 $15.00 UW Student Jobs
The 4-H Youth Development Summer Intern will increase his/her knowledge of youth development programs, community partnerships, volunteer development, the University of Wisconsin-Extension Cooperative Service and the 4-H Program Educator responsibilities. This summer position provides valuable pre-professional experience for educational and community based careers.
AVID Tutor - Madison Metropolitan School District Community Partners Madison Metropolitan School District $17.50 UW Student Jobs, Local Work Study Student Jobs
AVID tutorials offer a collaborative environment in which students use the inquiry process and Socratic dialogue to address points of confusion from their content classes. AVID tutors support our AVID Elective students who are underrepresented in higher education, through the facilitation of the AVID 10-step tutorial process to ensure students are thinking critically and problem-solving using inquiry. Additionally, AVID tutors serve as role models for AVID Elective students. AVID Tutors will work during the academic school day in one of MMSD’s four comprehensive high schools or one of our eleven middle schools which implement the AVID elective. Placement is based on tutor availability, academic strengths, work experience, and Madison Metropolitan high school and middle school needs.
Student Services Intern for OMAI/First Wave - OEL Internship Program Division for Teaching and Learning Internship Program $15 per hour UW Student Jobs
The OEL Internship Program supports the growth of youth leaders at UW–Madison. Our talented students are placed within a variety of high-impact employment opportunities within the Division for Teaching & Learning. Throughout the program, interns engage in marketable work experiences that combines their interests while building a desirable skill set instrumental to post-graduation success. OEL Interns accepted into the program also have access to individualized mentorship, structured professional development workshops, and 1-on-1 career advising that will support their growth professionally and personally as they work in environments dedicated to supporting student success at UW-Madison.
OEL Public Relations Intern - OEL Internship Program Division for Teaching and Learning Internship Program $15.00 per hour UW Student Jobs
The OEL Internship Program supports the growth of youth leaders at UW–Madison. Our talented students are placed within a variety of high-impact employment opportunities within the Division for Teaching & Learning. Throughout the program, interns engage in marketable work experiences that combines their interests while building a desirable skill set instrumental to post-graduation success. OEL Interns accepted into the program also have access to individualized mentorship, structured professional development workshops, and 1-on-1 career advising that will support their growth professionally and personally as they work in environments dedicated to supporting student success at UW-Madison.

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