Evening & Weekend Mentor Intellectual Disabilities
Listed on 2026-10-19
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Education / Teaching
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Social Work
Career & Life Skills Coaching
CILLS Fall & Spring Student Mentor
East Stroudsburg University's Career, Independent Living and Learning Studies (CILLS) Program through the Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation is currently seeking dynamic individuals to serve as their Student Mentors to provide support and learning experiences to individuals with intellectual disabilities.
The Student Mentors will be responsible for:
- Providing support and learning experiences to individuals with intellectual disabilities.
- Supporting the students from 4:00PM-9:00PM on weekdays with socialization, academic, and daily living skills.
- For example, chores, cooking, attending campus events, completing homework, studying, etc.
- Supporting the students from 11:00AM-4:00PM or 4:00PM-9:00PM on weekends with socialization, academic, and daily living skills. For example, chores, cooking, attending campus events, completing homework, studying, etc.
- Supporting the students in making good and healthy decisions on their own.
- Reporting any incidents that happen during their shift with the students to the CILLS Staff.
- Documenting what they did during their shift with the students.
- The safety and wellbeing of the students during their shift.
Additional Information:
- Student Mentors will work 10-20 hours per week - hours are flexible and may include day and/or
evening shifts, and weekends. Saturday rotation is required. - $10.00 per hour
- For more information call
Employment Eligibility & University Commitment
Employment with ESU is contingent on the selected candidate passing a thorough background check that includes: FBI fingerprinting, PA Child Abuse, and employment/degree verifications. We are proud ESU is an equal opportunity employer. For more information on President Long's 10-point plan, : https://www.esu.edu/president/10-action-plan.cfm
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