College Physics I Supplemental Instructor, Title Ill Supplemental

Primary Responsibilities

Primary Responsibilities: Purpose of Job: Supplemental Instructor (SI) will audit College Physics I (Physics 1301) for the Fall 2025 semester and hold tutoring/study sessions to discuss the key concepts and provide additional support to enrolled undergraduates. Sis will build relationships with students taking the course and helping increase student pass rates and thus success in the STEM program. The Sis will then provide subject-specific academic tutoring, as well as more general tutoring and skill building workshops for their assigned students to help guide success in college and career. Duties and Responsibilities: Audit their assigned course through the semester. Hold group study sessions, open to all students in the course Offer individual tutoring sessions at the request of a student. Work with the course instructor to create a continuous idea of understanding between class materials and study sessions. Create supplemental study materials for exams/quizzes/etc. Supervision: direct supervision from course instructor, Dr. Anirban Bhattacharjee. Supplemental Instructor Program: Supplemental Instructor (SI) will audit their assigned course for the semester and hold tutoring/study sessions to discuss key concepts and provide additional academic support to the enrolled students. The Supplemental Instructor Program aims to support undergraduate STEM students enrolled in challenging courses that are offered in various degree plans within the college of Agriculture, Life and Physical Sciences ( ALPS ). For questions regarding the SI program, please reach out to Amanda Piper (). STEM Supplemental Instructor Program: This position is part of the Title III STEM Lobotrack to Success ( LTS ) Supplemental Instructor Program. The purpose of the Supplemental Instructor Program is to support undergraduate STEM students through the more challenging courses in the different degree plans offered by the Agriculture, Life and Physical Sciences ( ALPS ) college. For “gatekeeping” courses (i.e., those identified as presenting an outsized barrier to student success in and/or acceptance into their preferred STEM major field coursework), Supplemental Instructors (SIs) will be recruited from high achieving senior-level students who have taken the same course in the past or graduate students. For more questions regarding the Supplemental Instructor Program, reach out to Amanda Piper () . All other duties are assigned unique to the department. Responsible for the personal safety and the safety of others. This position is security sensitive.

Other Information

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