Graduate Assistant & Graduate Scholar

Acts as a support to their department and perform teaching, research, or administrative tasks.

Duties

Duties will be department specific responsibility, teaching assistants, research assistants, program managing, and clerical duties.

The duties of a graduate assistant for the Writing Center would be primarily academic service to WNMU students locally and remotely:

• Assessing and marking written work submitted by students in person or through the Writing Center portal.
• Conducting Skype and Zoom interactions with students in order to facilitate learning and improvement in writing.
• Ensuring that the assignments submitted by students for review and the requests for Zoom/Skype consultations are responded to quickly and politely.
• Assisting the faculty director is communicating with the general faculty about the Writing Center.
• Assisting the faculty director in training and monitoring additional (usually undergraduate) tutors.
• Conducting in-person and Zoom visits to WNMU classrooms to advertise and explain the services of the Writing Center.
• Assisting the faculty director in keeping accurate statistics.
• Updating the Writing Center handbook as advised by faculty director.
• Attending relevant WAC events that are pertinent to writing pedagogy.
• Conducting occasional research into the WAC principles of writing pedagogy in order to improve tutoring skills.

Perform administrative duties to support the Family Counseling Center in the Early Childhood Center of Excellence.

Support on the Dual Enrollment side to be able to provide better customer service to the Dual Enrollment committee. Responsible for processing applications for dual students daily. Assist with dual enrollment nights, registrations and any special projects related to dual enrollment.

Duties will be department specific responsibility, teaching assistants, research assistants, program managing, and clerical duties.

• Graduate Assistant:
  Per Semester (Spring & Fall): 6 credit-hours tuition/ “required” fees waiver, plus a WNMU stipend (NM minimum wage) with 20 hours required per week for 17weeks. A total of 340 work hours per semester. For Summer: 3 credit-hours tuition/ “required” fees waiver, plus a WNMU stipend (NM minimum wage) with 20 hours required per week. A total of 200 work hours.

WNMU Graduate student or postgraduate.

Skill in the operation of a variety of office equipment and software including but not limited to computer, fax, copier, and telecommunication equipment. Skill in communicating courteously and professionally and in establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with a variety of community members, students, parents, and staff. Skill in working in an environment subject to frequent interruptions, changing priorities, and use of judgment in the release of confidential information.

Skill in researching, compiling, and preparing reports and related information. Must be sensitive to cultural differences within the University and community.

Normal office environment. May be required to lift normal office equipment and materials. Visual acuity to read information from computer screens, forms and other printed materials and information. Able to speak (enunciate) clearly in conversation and general communication. Hearing ability for verbal communication/conversation/responses via telephone, telephone systems, and face-to-face interactions. Manual dexterity for typing, writing, standing, reaching, flexibility, body movement for bending, crouching, walking, kneeling, and prolonged sitting.

• Final admission status in good…