The Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leader will be responsible for attending MER 201 everytime that the course meets during fall 26 unless otherwise determined by course instructor. The SI Leader will also be responsible for planning and facilitating two 50 - minute weekly review sessions for fall 26.
Department
- Office of
- Student
- Success
- Location:
- On campus
- Supervisor:
- Lesly
- Clay
- Hours/Shifts
- Available: 8 - 10 hours per week
- Rate of
- Pay: $16/hr
- Number of
- Positions available: 1
- Essential
- Responsibilities and
- Duties: Attend assigned section of MER 201 everytime that it meets (the same SI leader will be the SI leader for both sections of MER 201) Actively take notes and model positive student behaviors in the classroom while the Professor is teaching. Plan and facilitate two 50 - minute weekly review sessions. Must complete all required SI Leader training prior to the start of week 2. This may entail remote training. Must meet with the Director of Student Success every two weeks and with the Professor teaching the course as determined by the Professor.
Qualifications
Must have completed and earned an A/A- in the course you are applying for. Must have completed 3 terms at Union. Must have a minimum of a 3.0 cumulative GPA at Union.
Location
- Schenectady,
- NY
- E-Verify
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