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CNAS Scholars Job for Fall 2019

Are you a current or former Learning Community student interested in a job for Fall 2019? If so, you should consider being a grader for the NASC093 first-year seminar! Keep reading to learn more about the responsibilities as a grader and how to apply. 

 As an NASC093 grader, you will collaborate with 2-3 academic advisors or coordinators who teach NASC093 and serve as a primary grader for a minimum of 4-6 sections of the course for 7-10 hours a week. Not only will this opportunity allow you gain insight on academia, this position will also enable you to improve your transferable skills and further your professional development, all while earning $15.99 per hour!   

 If you are interested in applying,

  • Attendance at a workshop is mandatory to apply for the position:
    • Tuesday, April 9th, 12-1pm, Pierce 2301
    • Wednesday, April 10th, 12-1pm, Pierce 2301
    • If you can't attend either workshop, please see Jenn Coplea or Jaron Paschke during their drop-in hours (see myadvising.ucr.edu for availability) 



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