NR220/221

Colorado State University•Show Low, AZ

2d•$20 - $22

About The Position

Warner College is seeking a motivated and reliable Teaching Assistant for the NR220/221 courses at the CSU Mountain Campus for the Summer 2026 semester. The successful candidate will support all aspects of course delivery for sections taught online and/or in person at the Mountain Campus. Responsibilities may include assisting with instruction, course logistics, and student support. This role can involve long days, and some duties may occur on weekends. Session Dates: Session 1: May 18 – June 14 (online and/or in-person instruction) Session 2: June 15 – July 12 (in-person instruction) Session 3: July 13 – August 9 (in-person instruction) PLEASE NOTE : Due to the nature of this job, you will not have time to do research, write a thesis, or commute frequently to town when at the Mountain Campus.

Requirements

Enthusiasm for teaching and learning.

Nice To Haves

Preference given to graduate, or upper-level undergraduate, students at Colorado State University in the Warner College of Natural Resources who have completed NR 220 or know the material.
Knowledge of field sampling methods (forestry, fish/wildlife, range, watershed, human dimensions)
Plant/animal identification skills
Experience with computers, software (e.g., Office, Canvas), working in online and in-person courses
Experience with compasses, maps, and GPS
Excellent written and verbal English communication skills
Able to perform field work at elevations up to 11,500 feet above sea level
A valid driver's license.
First-aid training
Ability to attend a few online organization meetings prior to summer.

Responsibilities

Teaching assistance support: Incudes assisting teaching, grading papers and exams, conducting study sessions; as well as managing student groups in the field, driving vans, caring for equipment, and physical activities at the Mountain Campus.

Benefits

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