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Biology Tutors Needed

The Academic Support Program for Student Athletes is looking to hire BIO Tutors for the Spring and Fall 2016 semester. The job description and the link for the applicants to apply is provided below.  Please send this to any students that you feel meet the criteria. Thanks for your time!

http://aspsa.dasa.ncsu.edu/employment-0

*Requirements for all Academic Skills Enhancement Program Staff*

Must have at least a 3.25 cumulative grade point average, demonstrate proficiency in coursework and/or have received a B+ or higher in the courses selected to tutor. Must abide by North Carolina State University, NCAA and ASPSA rules and regulations. Must be able to teach academic success strategies to a diverse student population in a one-on-one or small group setting. Must have the ability to effectively communicate verbally and have skills to develop written reports. Must be attentive to detail and accurate in record keeping. Ability to work a flexible schedule including nights and weekends. Preference can be given to individuals who have tutoring experience or other educational qualifications.

Any questions should be directed to Kristen Lee at kacrawfo@ncsu.edu.

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Brain Awareness Week Events

Science Scircus: BRAINS!
Wednesday, March 16 from  11:30a – 1:30p. The Brickyard

Step right up and behold the wonders of the College of Sciences Scircus. We’re showcasing the talents of our students, faculty and partners in a recurring three-ring springtime spectacle. Gawk at awe-inspiring oddities, be amazed by the fantastic feats of science and gain inspiration from the talents of our academic acrobats.
Brain Awareness Night
Thursday, March 17 from 6 – 8:30p. Nature Research Center, NC Museum of Natural Sciences

Spend an evening exploring brains and behavior. Featuring a special Science Café with prominent neuroscientist Marina Picciotto from Yale University who will discuss her work on addiction. Meet NC State neuroscientists, participate in hands-on activities, and take in short talks in the Daily Planet Theatre. More info: https://sciences.ncsu.edu/events/brain-awareness-night/

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Counseling Center Recruiting Mental Health Ambassadors

The Counseling Center is excited to be accepting applications for Mental Health Ambassadors for the 2016-2017 academic year.  We completed our first year and it was a great success!  We had 25 ambassadors who completed over 70 presentations and programs, not to mention collaborations with campus partners and creating discussions in classrooms and with other student organizations about the importance of mental health and wellness.

NC State Mental Health Ambassadors are a group of undergraduate and graduate students with a passion for mental health awareness and wellness education.  NC State MHAs will assist in the development and presentation of various topics for classroom presentations, campus partners and community events.  Our goal is to utilize the benefit of peer to peer education and support to continue to decrease stigma around mental health, help seeking and self-care.  In addition to a significant time commitment, this program will require students to have strong communication and organizational skills, work well in a group, display maturity and empathy and a high level of responsibility.

NC State Mental Health Ambassadors will gain:

  • Solid leadership experience
  • Training in the areas of multicultural awareness, stress management, academic skills, healthy relationships, mental health issues, suicide prevention and alcohol education
  • Completion of Certified Peer Educator (CPE) program through NASPA (Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education)
  • Significant public speaking experience that will boost graduate school and/or career credentials
  • Professional references
  • Connections with other like minded peers and mental health professionals
 More information including applications and reference forms can be found on our website:
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University Career Development Center Career Ambassador Program – Applications due March 16th

LOOKING FOR A LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITY? Apply to the University Career Center’s Career Ambassador Program!

What are the benefits to me?
• Add or further develop the following competencies to your resume Including: Communication & Public speaking, Organization, Teamwork & Collaboration, Leadership, Professional Etiquette, Flexibility, Initiative, Problem Solving
• Gain knowledge of Career Development Center resources and learn how to maximize the use of the available resources to help you reach your future goals (hone resume, interview skills, & job search expertise).
• Build close relationships with peers and advisors including a strong support system.

What do Career Ambassadors do?
• Present pre-scheduled weekly LAUNCH series workshops (covering advanced career topics including networking, LinkedIn, and job/ internship search strategies – dates/ times for spring tentatively on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 6:30 pm, schedule for upcoming semester will be provided well in advance).
• Present basic career-related workshops (topics include of Career Development Center services, resumes, and interview skills) requested by residence halls, Greek life, and other student groups.
• Represent and assist the Career Development Center at campus events, open houses, and career fairs
• Promote Career Development Center programs such as Co-op , internships, and externships by sharing your experiences with other students.
• Serve as an informal resource to the Career Development Center, students, faculty and employers.
• Assist with resume critiques and mock interviews.

*PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS AN UNPAID, VOLUNTEER POSITION.*
** You must be currently enrolled in undergraduate degree program. **

Qualifications
What are the expectations of the role?
• Attend Training Retreats prior to the start of Fall and Spring semesters (dates TBD).
• Complete on-line training modules (approximately 5-10 hours) prior to your first semester as an ambassador.
• Approximately 3-5 hours of volunteer service per week during fall and spring semesters, which includes:
– 2 LAUNCH Presentations a semester.
– 4 Workshops a semester – Signed up for at your discretion.
• Enroll in and attend 2 credit USC 298 course for Career Ambassadors held bi-weekly on Fridays from 2:30-4:00 pm on pre-determined dates/times (TBD – schedule for upcoming semester will be provided well in advance).
• Represent the Career Development Center in a professional manner at all events and presentations.QUALIFICATIONS
• Must be reliable, committed, and responsible with the ability to work well as a team member.
• Motivated to serve and help fellow NCSU students as role model and with excellent interpersonal skills.
• Excited and ready to learn about career preparation knowledge.
• 3.0 GPA
• Currently enrolled in undergraduate degree program.