Athletics Academic Services - DEGREE Program Mentor ISA Pool AY 26-27

Careers Listing•Fullerton, CA

4d•$18 - $24•Onsite

About The Position

The Department of Athletics Academic Services at CSU Fullerton is seeking applications for its DEGREE Program Mentor Instructional Student Assistant pool for the Academic Year 26-27. This role involves assisting current CSUF graduate and undergraduate students in achieving their academic and career goals. Responsibilities include proactive academic support monitoring, involvement in mentoring and tutoring for the Student-Athlete DEGREE lab, UNIV-115, academic support counseling, tutoring, and Life Skills programming. Mentors will also gain knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations, particularly concerning the Academic Progress Rate (APR) and Initial and Continuing NCAA Eligibility. Additionally, mentors will assist students with computer lab technology and software applications relevant to their role. This is a part-time position, requiring 6-10 hours per week, with specific availability needed for at least one closing shift per week (until 7 pm) from Monday to Thursday. Appointments from this pool are temporary and may be made on short notice, often just before the academic term begins.

Requirements

Currently enrolled graduate and undergraduate students at CSUF in good academic standing (not on academic probation, continued probation, academic dismissal).
Ability to learn and perform assigned work.
Excellent command of English – both oral and written.
Ability to follow directions, show initiative, be reliable.
Demonstrated ability to interact and work effectively with a culturally diverse population of students.
Must be available for at least 1 closing shift Monday-Thursday (until 7pm).

Nice To Haves

Ability to tutor in relevant CSUF courses (e.g. Statistics, Human Communications, English, etc.).
Ability to assist students in the use of computer lab technology and software applications.
Students with Federal Work Study award.

Responsibilities

Assist student-athletes in attaining their academic and career goals through proactive academic support monitoring.
Involve in the academic support/mentoring & tutoring aspects of programming for the Student-Athlete DEGREE lab, UNIV-115, academic support counseling program, tutoring, and Life Skills programming.
Gain knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations, specifically as they apply to the Academic Progress Rate (APR) and Initial and Continuing NCAA Eligibility.
Assist students in the use of computer lab technology and software applications as it pertains to their role as a mentor/tutor.
Be available for at least 1 closing shift a week (until 7pm) Monday-Thursday.