DSS staff work one-on-one with students whose disabilities prevent them from accessing curriculum. They may take effective class notes, read inaccessible material, or scribe for a student. Staff typically attend class with the student, record notes, and deliver them immediately after class, though alternative arrangements may be determined as needed. In laboratories, staff assist with collecting materials and setting up equipment; the student provides instructions for manipulating materials. Staff are responsible for providing well-organized, understandable notes that clearly reflect the information presented and are delivered promptly. They read and/or scribe according to the student’s instructions, and may convert notes into an accessible format using available resources such as copy machines, computers, and other equipment. They communicate with the student and instructor, and may review notes with the student by mutual arrangement for clarification; tutoring is not part of the role. The position requires strict confidentiality concerning the student’s disability, academic performance, and communications. Unless enrolled in the class, staff may not participate without the instructor’s approval and may not perform duties not assigned by DSS. Staff may assist with other relevant work needs as they arise and are reasonably requested. The role may include transporting students between the Coliseum and North Campus. Duties require varying degrees of independence, judgment, and discretion, as well as mobility in the office and/or work area. Work hours are varied. Pay is $16.22 per hour.
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Job Type
Part-time
Education Level
High school or GED