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Lewis & Clark College is seeking student graders or teaching assistants for the Mathematics Sciences department. Positions are awarded to upper-level mathematics students recommended by a Math Professor and currently enrolled.
Responsibilities include assisting students with calculus and elementary functions and grading homework as assigned by professors. Schedule is flexible and determined by the instructor. The role pays $16.80 per hour and does not require Work Study.
Tutors - (Iva Stavrov)
5420 Non Work Study, Mathematical Sciences
2026-09-24
Each year students are recruited from the "upper level" mathematics classes to be a student grader or TA. The student must have been recommended by a Math Professor and be suited for this job.
Ability to honor and work with all identities and individuals, particularly those who are underrepresented in the country and/or at Lewis & Clark College.
Flexible, dependent on schedule
$16.80 per hour
No Work Study required
skilled gained through this position include:
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