Mathematics Grader: Precise Feedback & Rubrics

University Of Portland; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 22,000 - 25,000; Part time

Job summary

The University of Portland seeks Mathematics student graders to support faculty by grading homework papers, recording scores, and reporting results. Graders are assigned to a course and work with instructors to determine a rubric, using a solution key and Moodle or paper submissions.

This position requires punctuality, a solid math background, and a GPA of 3.5+. Hours are limited weekly, with 2.25 hours per 3-credit course or 3 hours per 4-credit course, with postings through September 30, 2026.

Qualifications

• For courses at 200 level and above, graders must have taken and passed with high marks.
• For 100 level courses, graders must have sufficient mathematical background.
• Demonstrated punctuality and precision in mathematics work.
• Faculty endorsement for courses the grader intends to grade; name of endorsing faculty to be included with application materials.
• Availability to work the required hours per week: 2.25 hours for 3-credit courses and 3 hours for 4-credit courses.

Responsibilities

• Grade assignments in accordance with faculty rubric with proper feedback.
• Complete grading promptly per faculty schedule.
• Maintain a confidential record of scores throughout the semester.
• Maintain regular communication with faculty and attend meetings as scheduled.
• Follow all University of Portland requirements for student employment, including prompt submission on timesheets.
• Other relevant duties as assigned.

Skills

Dependability

Punctuality

Communication

Education

GPA 3.5+

Job description

The University of Portland seeks Mathematics student graders to support faculty by grading homework papers, recording scores, and reporting results. Graders are assigned to a course and work with instructors to determine a rubric, using a solution key and Moodle or paper submissions.

This position requires punctuality, a solid math background, and a GPA of 3.5+. Hours are limited weekly, with 2.25 hours per 3-credit course or 3 hours per 4-credit course, with postings through September 30, 2026.