The Internship in Building Community (IBC) needs Summer R.A.s/Program Assistants for the Summer HS Program

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Looking for a life-changing summer internship?

Eager to work with talented peers and high school students?

Want to stay on campus and explore New York while testing and developing your leadership skills?

Columbia's Internship in Building Community offers an intensive two-week seminar in community building and leadership skills followed by a six-week practicum in which you serve as a resident adviser and all-around program assistant for Columbia's Summer Program for High School Students. You can find complete information at: www.ce.columbia.edu/ibc

Office of Residential Programs is Looking for Work Studies

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Job Description - Perform basic clerical and administrative tasks, typing, filling, sorting mail, photocopying, running errands/deliveries around campus, answering telephones and directing visitors. Assist in coordinating budget preparation and control. Assists staff with special projects as needed.

Job Requirements - Punctuality, attention to detail and a professional office demeanor are all requirements for this position. Ability to handle confidential information essential.

Available Openings
Hours:  10 to 15 hours per week
Hourly Rate:  $10.00/hour
Time Frame:  Academic Year

Please contact:
Karu Kozuma, Ed.M.
Director of Residential Programs
212-854-9134

Great Tutors Needed ($15-$18/hr.)

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THE APPLICATION PROCESS IS NOW CLOSED

WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE FALL

PLEASE CHECK BACK WITH US IN THE SPRING -- THANK YOU!!!

The Academic Resource Center (ARC) is looking for GREAT tutors to work with GS students.

If you are interested in being a tutor please stop by the Academic Resource Center in 308 C Lewisohn Hall to pick up an application.

Undergraduates
$15 per hour
(Physics I, II, Chemistry I, II, Pre-Calculus, Calculus I, II,
French all levels; Spanish all levels; Italian all levels, Organic Chemistry)

Undergraduates
$18 per hour
(Tutoring the following subjects: Biology (must have taken the course at Columbia), Principles of Economics, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Statistics, Arabic, Calculus III, Linear Algebra)


If you have any questions please feel free to email me.

Thank you

Leslie Limardo

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Leslie Limardo
Assistant Dean for Academic Support
Columbia University
School of General Studies
Academic Resource Center
308 C Lewisohn Hall
p. 212.854.4097
f. 212.851.0750

Tutoring Positions

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The Academic Resource Center (ARC) is looking for GREAT tutors to work with GS students for the summer and fall semester. Below, please find the tutor job description.

If you are interested in being a tutor please stop by the Dean of Students Office in 308 C Lewisohn Hall to pick up an application.


Undergraduates:
$15 per hour
Physics I, II,
Chemistry I, II
Calculus I, II, III

If you have any questions please feel free to email Leslie Limardo: lal48@columbia.edu

Interested in Being an RA and Program Assistant for Columbia’s Summer Program for High School Students?

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The Internship in Building Community offers an intensive two-week seminar in community building and leadership skills followed by a six-week practicum in which you serve as a resident adviser and all-around program assistant for the Summer Program for High School Students.

You can find complete information at: www.ce.columbia.edu/ibc

Application deadline is April 11th.

ACADEMIC SUCCESS PROGRAMS - JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS - 3 Available Positions

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Summary of Summer Program: Prior to their fall enrollment, entering first-year program participants attend a mandatory five-week Summer Program. During the summer program, participants take courses in Calculus, Writing, Literature Humanities, Physics and Chemistry in order to prepare for the academic work required of Columbia students.

How to Apply: Application forms are available in 103 Furnald Hall. If interested, please submit a cover letter, a resume, one letter of recommendation, a copy of your Degree Audit Report (DAR), and a completed application form by Monday April 9, 2008 to:

Tamara White
Administrative Assistant
103 Furnald Hall, MC 4747
(For additional information: 212.854.3514)


Position Title: Residential Counselor

Summary of Residential Counselor Position: This is a full-time five-week live in position. The dates for the program are Tuesday, July 8, 2008 – Friday, August 8, 2008. A mandatory training program will be scheduled prior to the summer program.

Responsibilities: Live in residence hall; assist in peer counseling pre first-year students; supervise recreational activities; assist with all summer program activities; complete student evaluation forms; attend orientation and staff meetings; assist instructors in classroom activities; and perform other tasks as assigned.

Qualifications: Must be able to work effectively with students and staff, both in classroom and residential setting; current full-time upper division undergraduate student in good academic standing at time of employment; prior peer counseling experience preferred; experience working with diverse communities; experience working in group settings; demonstrated proficiency in oral and written communication skills; responsible and mature.

Compensation: Residential Counselor will receive a stipend commensurate with experience, room and board for the duration of summer program and training, access to Dodge Physical Fitness Center, and admission to Summer Program sponsored cultural trips and activities.



Position Title: Activity Coordinator

Summary of Residential Counselor Position: The dates for the program are Tuesday, July 8, 2008 – Friday, August 8, 2008. A mandatory training program will be scheduled prior to the summer program.

Responsibilities: This is a full-time five-week live in position. The dates for the program are Monday, July 7, 2008 – Friday August 8, 2008. A mandatory training program is scheduled prior to the summer program dates. Responsibilities: Live in residence hall; assess needs and interests of summer program participants; plan and implement cultural, developmental and recreational activities for pre first-year students; assist with facilitation of major program events; supervise & coordinate weekend meals; create promotional materials; facilitate evaluation of all events; attend staff meetings; and other tasks as assigned.

Qualifications: Candidates must have strong programming experience; organizational skills and demonstrated ability to be a good planner. Must be able to work effectively with students and staff in residential setting; current full-time upper division undergraduate student in good academic standing at time of employment; experience working with diverse communities; demonstrated proficiency in oral and written communication skills; responsible and mature. All candidates must have completed their second year of studies prior to the Summer Program.

Compensation: Activity Coordinator will receive a stipend commensurate with experience, room and board for the duration of summer program and training, access to Dodge Physical Fitness Center, and admission to Summer Program sponsored cultural trips and activities.


Position Title: Help Room Tutor

Summary of Tutor Position: The dates for the program are Tuesday, July 8, 2008 – Friday, August 8, 2008. Attendance to a mandatory training meeting on July 3, 2008 is required after accepting position.

Responsibilities: Facilitate evening help rooms tutoring pre first-year students; attend orientation and staff meetings; assist instructors in classroom activities and perform other tasks as assigned.

Qualifications: Must be able to work effectively with students and staff, both in classroom and residential setting; current full-time student in good academic standing at time of employment; prior tutoring/counseling experience preferred; experience working with diverse communities; demonstrated proficiency in oral and written communication skills; responsible and mature. Must be proficient, grade of “B” or higher, in at least one of the courses (Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, Literature Humanities and Writing) offered during the summer program.