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Before your first day
Following are things you can do to make your first day run smoothly.
Sign & Return Appointment Letter
Regular part-time and full-time employees will receive an appointment letter in the mail. Depending on your position, you may also receive the following:
- Conditions of Employment
- Background Check
Complete Employment Eligibility Verification
You will receive an email with instructions to complete your new hire paperwork online. Paperwork will need to be completed before your first day of work. In addition, on or before your first day, People & Culture will need to verify your identification and eligibility to work documentation in person. You can do this by brining your documents to People & Culture, Davie Jane Gilmour Center, Room 2011. This is a federal requirement for all employees and you will not be able to start work until this step is complete. Please see the list of acceptable documents.
If you are a remote employee or will be relocating to the area, you will receive additional instructions.
Obtain College ID
When you bring your identification and work authorization documents to People & Culture, you will be given an authorization form to obtain your Staff/Faculty Photo ID Card. After 48 hours of receiving your form, it may be taken to the Information Technology Services Staff located in the Lifelong Education Center (LEC) Room B1032 to get your Penn College ID card.
Purchasing Parking Permit
To purchase your parking permit visit the Penn College Police Office at Penn’s Loft, 1154 West Third Street. You will need your Penn College ID card to obtain a permit. You can pay by cash or check.
On Your First Day
We hope your first day goes smoothly. Following is a list of things to help you on your first day.
Parking
After obtaining a parking permit, park in any space designated as faculty/staff, except for the ones marked reserved unless you purchase a reserved parking pass. See the Main Campus Parking map for areas designated for parking on the Penn College campus. Parking permits are not required during the summer months.
Benefits Orientation
If you are beginning a full-time or regular part-time position, you will receive information about the benefits available to you once your have completed your new hire paperwork online. After reviewing your benefit options, you will have the opportunity to complete your enrollment forms online or schedule a benefits orientation with a People & Culture representative on or after your first day.
Keys
Confirm with your supervisor that you have received all necessary keys for your work area.
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Get to know Penn College
Learn About the Williamsport Area
- Williamsport/Lycoming Chamber of Commerce
- Relocation Guide
- Lycoming County Visitors Bureau (includes local restaurants and shopping)