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Mercer University seeks a Mathematics Preceptor to support on-campus students with key topics and current course concepts. You will lead four 50-minute sessions weekly, planning each class with guidance from the program director and preparing worksheets and materials.
You will also join a weekly team meeting to discuss readings and prepare resources, while ensuring compliance with university policies and employment verification procedures.
Job Family: Student Regular Wage, Student Work Study Department: Mathematics Supervisor: Penni Hartley Job Title: Mathematics Preceptor Job Description: Preceptor will lead four- fifty-minute mathematics preceptor sessions per week at the assigned times. The sessions will be planned to either help develop students' skills in fundamental areas such as prerequisite pre-calculus topics or to help students with the most dicult aspects of the current course materials. Preceptors will be responsible for preparing a class plan and related materials with support from the program director. In addition to individual planning the Preceptor will meet once a week with the preceptor team, as organized by the director, to discuss educational readings and to prepare worksheets for use in the preceptor sessions. Pay Rate: $10.00 per hour Scheduled Hours: 10 Start Date: 08/1/2025 End Date: 05/30/2026
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