Opt For Healthy Living
ASUA-Graduate Assistant - (GA) Pool
Opt For Healthy Living, Georgia Center, Vermont, United States
Overview
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550482 Work type:
Graduate Assistant Location:
San Bernardino - San Bernardino Campus Job Summary
Graduate assistant writing consultants conduct one-to-one writing conferences with undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and staff from all disciplines providing tutoring that requires knowledge and background beyond that generally possessed by undergraduate consultants. In these conferences, they function as writing consultants who write with, never for, other writers. They serve as the primary writing center resources for graduate students including work with graduate student writers on culminating experiences such as theses, projects, and dissertations. They develop and conduct in-class writing, citation, and peer review workshops. They also develop and present Writing Center and writing process informational workshops for writing classes across disciplines, in addition to presenting workshops and presentations for other campus programs as requested. Graduate student assistant writing tutors may also consult with faculty members on assignment design, conduct online as well as face-to-face conferences, conduct ESL/multilingual conversation groups, or contribute to other writing center-related projects as opportunities arise. They assist with center research and assessment efforts, collect and analyze data, and develop proposals for conference presentations. In addition to their consulting roles, all tutors keep detailed daily records of writing conferences, which are aggregated into the Writing Center’s database, they attend professional development meetings, and they assist students with scheduling appointments and with using the technology needed for working collaboratively with tutors via Zoom or by accessing asynchronous feedback. As part of our individual and programmatic professional development and assessment, they also conduct observations of other tutors’ writing conferences and provide mentoring, feedback, and written feedback to the Director regarding sessions observed, in addition to writing reflective assessments of their own writing conferences. Typical Activities
Conduct one-to-one writing conferences both in person and online via Zoom. Conduct small group writing conferences with writers working on group projects both in person and online via Zoom. Conduct in-class and Writing Center-hosted writing workshops on a variety of topics. Participate in collaborative mentoring, writing, and professional development activities including reading and discussing writing center scholarship. Conduct observations of other consultants’ writing conferences and provide them with mentoring and feedback, in addition to submitting reflective feedback to the Director regarding their own and others’ writing conferences. Maintain accurate records of activities and submit required data and timekeeping records in a timely fashion. Qualifications
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS All graduate assistant writing tutors must be excellent writers who are able to interact collaboratively with other writers: undergraduates and graduates in all disciplines, faculty, and staff. Graduate student assistant writing tutors must be graduate-level students in an English, Spanish, or other similar master’s program studying in areas such as linguistics, language, pedagogy, writing studies, and literature. Writing Consultants must be currently enrolled CSUSB students. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS 1 year of experience working as a writing consultant in a Writing Center PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS GPA: 3.7 GPA in WI Designated course: 3.7 Complete English 6300 (Writing Center Studies) with a grade of B or better Special Conditions
The person holding this position is considered a 'mandated reporter' under the California Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act and is required to comply with the requirements set forth in CSU Executive Order 1083 as a condition of employment. A background check (including a criminal records check) must be completed satisfactorily before any candidate may start work with CSUSB. Sensitive positions are those requiring heightened scrutiny of individuals holding the position based on potential for harm to children, concerns for safety and security, or heightened risk of financial loss. Follow-up background checks may be required for current employees as applicable by law or CSU policy. CSUSB is a smoke and tobacco-free campus. The university is committed to promoting a healthy environment for all members of our community. About the Department
The CSUSB Writing Centers conduct one-to-one and group student writing conferences and facilitate workshops with faculty members in a variety of campus classrooms. Students come to work on writing projects across a wide variety of courses. Our writing consultants are graduate and undergraduate students from a variety of disciplines. They work with writers at all stages of the composing process and assist with interpreting assignments, developing language, citing references, and incorporating and citing work with generative AI. Writing Center staff collaborate with faculty to design and evaluate writing components of courses and to conduct writing workshops. In all situations, Writing Center staff write with writers, never for them. They preserve the integrity of writers’ ideas while challenging them to interrogate and contextualize ideas, language, and sources. For more information, visit csusb.edu/writing-center. Application Materials
Writing sample (one to three pages) or excerpt from a longer piece, in its original format/academic style. Reflection on the writing sample (one to two pages) addressing context, process, and development of your writing. Names, campus phone numbers, and campus email addresses of two to three faculty references who can provide brief letters of recommendation. Confidential letters of recommendation may be solicited from those listed as references if the candidate advances. Submit your application via the CSU Recruit hyperlink. Salary is listed as a percentage of time appointed. Salary Information
Actual salary will be in accordance with percentage of time appointed. Examples include: Graduate Assistant Monthly ranges from $3,245.00 to $6,072.00, with variations by appointment type. A background check and mandated reporter requirements apply as part of the employment process. The position is an equal opportunity employer. This opportunity adheres to CSU policies against discrimination and harassment. Advertised: Aug 04 2025 Pacific Daylight Time | Applications close: Not specified
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Apply now Job no:
550482 Work type:
Graduate Assistant Location:
San Bernardino - San Bernardino Campus Job Summary
Graduate assistant writing consultants conduct one-to-one writing conferences with undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and staff from all disciplines providing tutoring that requires knowledge and background beyond that generally possessed by undergraduate consultants. In these conferences, they function as writing consultants who write with, never for, other writers. They serve as the primary writing center resources for graduate students including work with graduate student writers on culminating experiences such as theses, projects, and dissertations. They develop and conduct in-class writing, citation, and peer review workshops. They also develop and present Writing Center and writing process informational workshops for writing classes across disciplines, in addition to presenting workshops and presentations for other campus programs as requested. Graduate student assistant writing tutors may also consult with faculty members on assignment design, conduct online as well as face-to-face conferences, conduct ESL/multilingual conversation groups, or contribute to other writing center-related projects as opportunities arise. They assist with center research and assessment efforts, collect and analyze data, and develop proposals for conference presentations. In addition to their consulting roles, all tutors keep detailed daily records of writing conferences, which are aggregated into the Writing Center’s database, they attend professional development meetings, and they assist students with scheduling appointments and with using the technology needed for working collaboratively with tutors via Zoom or by accessing asynchronous feedback. As part of our individual and programmatic professional development and assessment, they also conduct observations of other tutors’ writing conferences and provide mentoring, feedback, and written feedback to the Director regarding sessions observed, in addition to writing reflective assessments of their own writing conferences. Typical Activities
Conduct one-to-one writing conferences both in person and online via Zoom. Conduct small group writing conferences with writers working on group projects both in person and online via Zoom. Conduct in-class and Writing Center-hosted writing workshops on a variety of topics. Participate in collaborative mentoring, writing, and professional development activities including reading and discussing writing center scholarship. Conduct observations of other consultants’ writing conferences and provide them with mentoring and feedback, in addition to submitting reflective feedback to the Director regarding their own and others’ writing conferences. Maintain accurate records of activities and submit required data and timekeeping records in a timely fashion. Qualifications
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS All graduate assistant writing tutors must be excellent writers who are able to interact collaboratively with other writers: undergraduates and graduates in all disciplines, faculty, and staff. Graduate student assistant writing tutors must be graduate-level students in an English, Spanish, or other similar master’s program studying in areas such as linguistics, language, pedagogy, writing studies, and literature. Writing Consultants must be currently enrolled CSUSB students. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS 1 year of experience working as a writing consultant in a Writing Center PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS GPA: 3.7 GPA in WI Designated course: 3.7 Complete English 6300 (Writing Center Studies) with a grade of B or better Special Conditions
The person holding this position is considered a 'mandated reporter' under the California Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act and is required to comply with the requirements set forth in CSU Executive Order 1083 as a condition of employment. A background check (including a criminal records check) must be completed satisfactorily before any candidate may start work with CSUSB. Sensitive positions are those requiring heightened scrutiny of individuals holding the position based on potential for harm to children, concerns for safety and security, or heightened risk of financial loss. Follow-up background checks may be required for current employees as applicable by law or CSU policy. CSUSB is a smoke and tobacco-free campus. The university is committed to promoting a healthy environment for all members of our community. About the Department
The CSUSB Writing Centers conduct one-to-one and group student writing conferences and facilitate workshops with faculty members in a variety of campus classrooms. Students come to work on writing projects across a wide variety of courses. Our writing consultants are graduate and undergraduate students from a variety of disciplines. They work with writers at all stages of the composing process and assist with interpreting assignments, developing language, citing references, and incorporating and citing work with generative AI. Writing Center staff collaborate with faculty to design and evaluate writing components of courses and to conduct writing workshops. In all situations, Writing Center staff write with writers, never for them. They preserve the integrity of writers’ ideas while challenging them to interrogate and contextualize ideas, language, and sources. For more information, visit csusb.edu/writing-center. Application Materials
Writing sample (one to three pages) or excerpt from a longer piece, in its original format/academic style. Reflection on the writing sample (one to two pages) addressing context, process, and development of your writing. Names, campus phone numbers, and campus email addresses of two to three faculty references who can provide brief letters of recommendation. Confidential letters of recommendation may be solicited from those listed as references if the candidate advances. Submit your application via the CSU Recruit hyperlink. Salary is listed as a percentage of time appointed. Salary Information
Actual salary will be in accordance with percentage of time appointed. Examples include: Graduate Assistant Monthly ranges from $3,245.00 to $6,072.00, with variations by appointment type. A background check and mandated reporter requirements apply as part of the employment process. The position is an equal opportunity employer. This opportunity adheres to CSU policies against discrimination and harassment. Advertised: Aug 04 2025 Pacific Daylight Time | Applications close: Not specified
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