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A large percentage of the students who stay in williams for the summer are employed through various academic departments doing research for their theses, although working on campus doesn't exactly require a such a project. Many departments will provide housing but no meal plan or perhaps the other way around, housing is generally around $35 per week and meals in packages of 5, 10, 14, and 21. Inquire to the department of your major for summer job opportunities, ; usually to get the job you must stay here for most of the summer. Research jobs include:*[http://www.williams.edu/Mathematics/small_CES.html SMALL] math research program (students live in [[Garfield House|Garfield]])*[http://www.williams.edu/Physics/programs/info.html physics] research*[http://www.williams.edu/Biology/Research/Honors_Independent/Form/form.shtml biology] research

* The environmental studies department provides positions for Caretakers in Hopkin's Hopkins Forest, Librarians librarians in the CES library, and occasionally a gardner for the grounds around Kellog house.

*[[http://oit.williams.edu/oit/ OIT]] conducts the summer [[http://cf.williams.edu/oit/wit/ Williams Instructional Technology](WIT)] program*[[Facilities]] (B+&G) has some jobs, mostly what you would expect: Lots of hard work clearing brush or trash or whatever.