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On-siteIndianapolis, Indiana, United States
Job Summary
Provide student support in standard and advanced mathematics and science courses through drop-in tutoring sessions during specified operating hours in ET 003 at Purdue University. Present practice exercises, facilitate individual or small group discussions of solution options, and examine student work to identify areas for improvement. Maintain personal understanding of course concepts to facilitate learning, identify appropriate study resources, and present recommendations. Engage in ongoing professional development including semester trainings, supervisor check-ins, and team meetings. Advanced or lead tutors may oversee the smooth operation of the drop-in tutor center by ensuring duties are performed, monitoring the sign-in kiosk, opening and closing the center, and communicating larger issues with the director.
Required Qualifications
- Purdue student studying in Indianapolis
- Minimum cumulative GPA of a 3.0
- Achieved an A- or higher in the Purdue MA 261 Multivariable Calculus course
- Achieved a B+ or higher in at least ONE of the following advanced designations: Chemistry: CHEM 11510 and/or CHEM 11610 (or equivalents), Computer Science: CS 159 (or equivalents), Mathematics: At least TWO of MA262, MA265, MA266, MA303, MA351(or equivalents), Physics: PHYS 172 and/or PHYS 272 (or equivalents), Statistics: STAT 301 and/or STAT 350 (or equivalents)
- A fluent understanding of College Algebra, Precalculus, Calculus (single and multivariable), as well as the material pertaining to their advanced subject designation
- Chemistry: General Chemistry
- Computer Science: Programming for Engineers
- Mathematics: Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, Ordinary Differential Equations
- Physics: General Physics, Modern mechanics, Electricity and Magnetic Interactions
- Statistics: Elementary Statistical Methods, Intro to Statistics
- Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills
- Demonstrate a responsible and professional disposition to perform leadership tasks for a small group and facilitate a productive academic environment
- Be willing to commit to the position for at least one full semester
- Be available for team trainings throughout the year (some will include evening times)
- Be in good academic and judicial standing at Purdue University
- Possess a positive attitude and passion for helping others
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