Writing Center Consultant at Oakland University
oakland universityOakland (CA)
Writing Center Consultant at Oakland University
Posted 20 days ago
oakland universityOakland (CA)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
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The Oakland University Writing Center (OUWC) seeks undergraduate and graduate students with significant writing experience. Consultants work one-on-one with campus writers at all stages of the writing process, create and offer presentations on writing-related topics, and research center services.
Prerequisites:
Current enrollment in a degree-seeking program at least half time
Completion of first year writing requirements and at least one disciplinary writing course
GPA of 3.0 or better
Availability to work at least two semesters after the semester of hire because training takes several weeks
Willingness to work at least five (5) hours per week
Ability not only to write well but also to coach others on their writing without doing the work for them
In addition to students who are strong communicators, we seek flexible, collaborative, empathetic active listeners who facilitate learning and model effective writing practice.
a competitive hourly rate
paid training and professional development that will transfer into other professional settings
research and innovation opportunities
publication opportunities
rewarding academic work that enhances consultants own writing acumen and improves their employment prospects
Required Application Materials
To be considered for this position, you must meet the criteria listed in the job description AND submit the following:
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