Alyssa B. Murphy '00 said she plans to work about 15 hours this week, staffing tables in House dining halls for lunch and dinner through Friday.
She collected forms in Pforzheimer House yesterday afternoon and worked in Leverett House for dinner.
Murphy said the application process--involving training and a test--was "really easy," and said she enjoys the work.
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"You meet people," she said.
Murphy said she started work last Thursday in Annenberg Hall collecting first-year forms.
She said upperclass students seemed more receptive than first-years.
"Being away from home as long as we have, we're more responsible," she said.
But Murphy said Harvard students appear to be responding well overall to the census.
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