Part Time - Student - STEM Math Grader (Helou)

The Pennsylvania State University; Media (Delaware County); On-site; USD 21,000 - 28,000; Part time

Job summary

The Pennsylvania State University Brandywine campus is seeking a part-time Math Grader to support math faculty and report directly to the Math Coordinator. The position requires successful completion (B grade or better) of three semesters of high-level math and offers 3-9 hours per week.

Typical duties include assisting with grading assignments and other duties as assigned by the instructor. This role provides wonderful opportunities for professional growth within Academic Affairs.

Qualifications

• Successful completion (B grade or better) of three semesters of high-level math.

Responsibilities

• Assist with grading assignments.
• Other duties as assigned by the instructor.

Skills

Math proficiency

Grading experience

Job description

JOB DESCRIPTION AND POSITION REQUIREMENTS

Penn State Brandywine Academic Affairs is seeking a part-time (3-9 hours per week) Math Grader to support math faculty, and report directly to Math Coordinator. Candidates must have successful completion (B grade or better) of three semesters of high-level math.

Job Duties

Typical job duties may include, but are not limited to:

• Assist with grading assignments
• Other duties as assigned by the instructor.

Requirements and Qualifications

• In order to assist certain Academic Departments, such as Math, Engineering and Physics, students must have successfully completed two semesters in the course subject (and received a B grade or better).

Student opportunities in Academic Affairs offer wonderful professional growth opportunities and allow you to make connections, develop professional skills and competencies, and add valuable employment experience to your resume.

Contact Gail Wray with any questions at ([e-mail]).

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