Writing Lab Consultant
clarkson collegeOmaha (NE)
Writing Lab Consultant
Posted 20 days ago
clarkson collegeOmaha (NE)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Writing Lab Consultant Prepare to be the best is not just a saying at Clarkson College; it's part of our Mission. Every member of our team plays a vital role in preparing students to professionally provide high quality, ethical and compassionate health care services and become the best in their chosen field. Clarkson College is seeking a writing lab consultant to assist students in improving their academic writing success, lead classroom workshops and graduate school webinars, participate in research endeavors, and help in maintaining the Writing Lab's online presence. This position is considered an adjunct faculty position and is an on-campus position.
Required Qualifications:
Minimum one year previous tutoring and/or teaching experience required. Master's degree in English or related field required. Strong communication and presentation skills required. Ability to maintain confidentiality required. Proficient in Microsoft Word, Powerpoint or other presentation software required. Familiarity with online communication platforms (e.g. Zoom, googledocs) required.
Preferred Qualifications:
Previous experience in writing center or writing instruction preferred. Working at Clarkson College means making a commitment to teaching and developing future health care leaders. Your work will be key to the success of your co-workers as you help our students feel comfortable, prepared and confident to enter this rewarding field.
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