Learning Assistance Center
LAC Employment Opportunities 
Tutors
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The Learning Assistance Center (LAC) hires students who have demonstrated academic excellence, a desire for helping their peers, and who have great interpersonal skills.
Before completing your employment application (in the small box to the right), please read this page thoroughly. Also, please be sure to check out the disciplines we provide tutoring in by clicking here.
We are currently accepting applications for the following tutoring positions:
FALL 2009 : ACC/218; CHE/104, 111, 114; NUR/210-400; SES/203
Job Requirements:- Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0
- Minimum grade of "B+" in the course(s) for consideration
- Faculty recommendation per discipline
- Available for a minimum of 5 hours per week
- Available for paid training
Salary:
| Undergraduate students | $8.00/hr |
| Graduate students | $9.50/hr |
| Professional tutors (post-baccalaureate) | $10.60/hr |
| Professional nursing tutors (B.S.) | $25.00/hr |
| Graduate students in MSN, Nurse Education, Nurse Anesthesia | $35.00/hr |
| Professional Nurse Anesthetist Tutors (CRNA) | $100.00/hr |
Training: All SSC tutors are required to attend ten (10) training sessions per academic semester to maintain good standing. The SSC's tutor training is nationally certified at levels I, II, and III by the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA). Our tutors earn an international certification at each level when they complete 10 hours of training and 25 hours of direct tutoring experience!
Training sessions for new tutors during the fall 2009 semester are scheduled:
Mondays from 4:00-5:00pm
Tuesdays from 5:00-6:00pm
Tutors must be available for one of these days/times each week. Employment is contingent upon attendance. Tutors who fail to meet the minimum training requirements will face probation or termination.
Questions? Please contact Mr. Geoff Bailey, Assistant Director / Tutor Coordinator, at 334-3878 regarding questions about positions or our program.
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